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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 132, 10 January 1903, Page 13

TKlaLa GOODS 7K T .. . FROM SATURDAY MORNING AT

I I IDannab's (3reat Salvage 5ALE.fs> Foi neaily thiee weeks theie has been a great bustle among the Shoe bargains, and dphghted buyers have told their friends and friends' friends, and so the baigam counteis have been kept busy. There is still time to buy cheaply and to save money. FOR WOMEN! FOR MEN. Glace Kid Boots, lace and button, Horseskin Boots, usually 21/- now formerly 8/6, now 3/11 13/11 GJace Kid Lace Shoes, usually 9/6, Tan Glace Kid Button Boots, welted, now 4/6 reduced to 15/11 Glace Kid Lace Boots, leduced fiom Glace Kid Pueumatic Boots, usually 10/6 to 6/11 12/6, now 5/11 Glace Kid Tan Boots, usually 17/6, Smart Walking Boots, 9/11 now 10/11 Stylish Tan Boots, reduced to 12/11 Glace Kid Tan Lace Shoes, Louis Tan Russia Leather, now 15/6 heels, ledueed to 8/11 R. HANNAH & CO., 79, LAMBTON QUAY, and 28, CUBA STREET.

scairtet geraniums, and ribbon to match. A green lmen, cool and simple, strapped with bands of white, is being warn by a pieitty girl. Green has been most fashionable this season. It is "dressy" looking, though quieit, and the linan frocks look especially well finished with, a collar of ecru lace. SURPASSING ALL OTHERS "All over the world." SIMPLE SI LE NT Either Lock- Stitch or Chain -Stitch. . . Each the best of its kind. See the Latest Model. THESINGER MANUFACTURING CO, OFF.CES <N EVERY CITY IN TH. «O«lD.< Ii «"»J BALL AND CONCERT PROGRAMMES Neatly and Cheaply Printed at the Fbee Lance office.