Cricket, boatidg, and tenuis shoes of - all descriptions, with /'either, rubber or leather soles, marked off at our usual low-prices for cash.—Smith and Canghey.—(Advt.) • ■ Our 21s colonial tweed suit is 20 per .cent, better tjmn any other guinea suit in the city. ! See our 4s lid tweed trousers.—D.S.C. Beautiful designs in linoloums and i oilcloths just opened np ex, Star ofEuglnnd. All at oash sale prices at ? our temporary pre-mises,Elliott-street.—Tonsou Garlick. Choice novelties in silks for trimmings and .blouses; and ■ dresses in • black ' and j newest colours; smart .'designs and moderate prices. -SmithandUaughey.^-(Advt.), . Men's and boys' straw hats at 6d,' 9d,'aud Is, selling at wholesale prices.—D.S.C. V ?v I '/V'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10594, 8 November 1897, Page 6
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