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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 7 (Supplement)

596338 BgiHsrs!r«' ll 'i'''"'"''™''™p"«^»»'"iiii"»' iwu»wii—» mm iiiiimmimh—ian—— Mlimilllll—HUo SfflflA TPBIRB I*2 »1 cS55p/S&ecf *W „" JZvTZtXon. AD-1T63 KHkS jg <aa •zEim nagaamaa m —mm mawa |i|>j (bbbsbbsbsb ibbbhsqob ssEsaaoDaao vQk? •©€» || TITANIUM-ZINC PAINT 11 I PHENOMENAL COVERING POWER in I PHENOMENAL COVERING POWER II ONE POUND COVERS EIGHT SQUARE YARDSH | $*M. W&A im .,.,» j ,.m,,. aaanm, —El u ,■„ ■ . , ~ fJSiil i ~,„,„„ , 1 ,.,,,,u,.,.,.^,...„,,,,,.,„, CT ,, rJ ».. M 11 ii..-..f.Tii" JLl i.inj"" ,, "*^l l "* lUlLll[ "'iiiln" J "'"""" llllll ""r l i l (" 1 JMl,l '"' J "" fL * lll - IJt ' LIJ " I i = ! -^HRp r I Footwear Land Large Shipments of English Footwear .in Men's, Women's and Children's. A Few of the Many Lines y CHILDREN'S 4x6 Black Box Bar Shoes, machine sewn Pair .... ... 4/10 7x9 Black Box Bar Shoes, machine sewn Pair «, ... 5/11 10's, 6/6 pair. 11 x I—Pair ; ... 8/4x6 Tan Derby Shoes, machine sewn Pair ... ... 4/10 7x9, 5/11 pair; 10's, 6/9 pair; 11 x I—Pair ... 8/3 4x6 Patent, Nigger, and Black Glace A Strap V.S. Shoes, natural shape, all leather—Pair ... ... ... 5/11 j 7x 10 Tan Sandals, V.S., comfort and wear—Pair ... ... 5/9 j j . . LADIES* , | Ladies' Box Calf Oxford Shoes, machine -sewn, Cuban ■ heels—Pair ... ... ... ... ... 17/6 jj j Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, patent caps, Cuban heels—Pair 19/6 j j Ladies' Box Derby Shoes, machine sewn, strong, low heels —Pair ... ... ... ... ••• •-, 16/6 Ladies' Clearing Lines of Glace and Patent Court Shoes j —Pair * ..- 9/6 GENT'S Gent.'s Box Derby Boots, screwed, all leather— Pair ... 18/6 Gent.'s Box Derby Boots, machine sewn. Soled and good—Pair ... ... ••• ••• ••• 19/6 Gent.'s Nigger Calf Derby Boots, pug toe—Pair ... ... 27/6 Gent.'s Tan Brogue Shoes, English. Large sizes only—Pair 16/6 All at i 49-51, KARANGAHAPE ROAD ' (In Melvern's). JI I 5,034 MILES OF CLOTH. I • - That the British and Allied Governments know where J jjjj I j to go when they must have cloth of superlative service- | | ; ability was proved during the war. ; JljU J The British Government bought 8,246,000 yards of I ||| I Fox's suiting fabrics, and the Allies bought 614,000 j 1 I yards, making a total of 5,034 miles. \ jj j You can be as wise as the British and Allied j j '. Governments. J1 j] II Governments. tailor using Fox's Guaranteed Suiting jI jj j Insist on your tailor using Fox's Guaranteed Suiting j i ; in your next suit. It will pay you well. j 1 * , Mad© entirely in the Fox Mill*, Somerset, England. j | ml &> > r 5 " 7,Hn /C* :Hi m' l , ) V " A 4 tf Stamped with thi» mark if-t'\* '6? Bl »SSI--*-««* every three yard*. ***** - Jl±JpZ- Ig |l l£<sxj \fox) -IT ffl \ Maker, of the famous FOX'S IMPROVED PUTTEES || @15SB83g3gg®g^^^^ —: J^Etdg^ffiiSsaSgaQ '\\ If you install an efficient Incubator you will reaLise m % " that this statement is correct. j'J [J Now is the time to invest in the Circle Hatcher, which jjj 18 * has proved a paying proposition to men ; - j) of moderate means. ((} if) Don't bother with broody hens, which may jjj HI spoil your hatch. jjj A Profitable Business is In store for those who use the jjj jj Circle Hatcher. J | jjj Write or call for Instruction Circular. jjj 50-E?g £3 10 0 Freight Paid. | | 7")-Egg £5 0 0 Freight Paid. to; jjj Peerless Brooders, £1 10s, Freight Extra. !/!; j All Accessories for Hatchers and Poultry Requisites j|j ij) in Stock. ;! j j See the Circle Exhibit at the Winter Show. w! WING ATE & CO., Ltd. I Iff Queen Street. - - Opposite G.P.O. Si