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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 July 1923, Page 3

We have much pleasure in announcing that we have been ! appointed agents for the world-famous Walk-Ovei Shoes, !made by the “Walk-Over” Shoe Coy., Compello, Mass., U.S.A. The outstanding appearaance of a “Walk-Over” Shoe is recognisable to any observant eye by a certain mastery of style a note of quiet dignity like that of an American Ambassador at a Foreign Office levee. But the real shoe can only be known by analysis. If you could split it open you would realise that lit is good all through—upper leather, vamps, quarters, backstrap, stitchery, and soles. Failing that, the test is to wear a pair for a year and then see. The “Walk-Over Shoe justifies its cost every time. NELSON AND MOTUEKA

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