THIS QUALITY POKTIOti OF THE HJDE IS MADE INTO SOLING LEATHER THE ABOVE SHOWS HOW (MIR HIDIS ARE CUT UP "ROSE HJLL" SOLE LEATHER.—It contains AIR, which allows moisture to evaporate, but still keeps the feet WARM and DRY, CRICKETERS, HIKERS, FOOTBALLERS. DRI-PED."—The most popular and long-wearing Waterproof Chrome Sole Leather in the WORLD. FOR 110 YEARS WORLD-FAMOUS S MAN UFA CTURERS REPAIRERS "Rose Hill" o n" "Railway" "Three Lion" Pinned Sole Bends from best selected EUROPEAN. ENGLISH and SCOTCH Hides. "Petits Croupons" Made from Foreign Hides, treated like Hammered Leather to secure better results in wear. "Kerry Ox" Squares Made from well-selected Hides (English). FREE from BRANDS. "Bullock's Head" A MODERN Waterproof Sole Leather. ALL the above are EXTREMELY HARD-WEARING, bright even-colour, CLOSELY-ROUNDED, and COST-OUT surprisingly cheap on account of their LIGHT-WEIGHING proclivity. MAKERS OF ALL HEAVY LEATHERS: BELTING, HARNESS, WELTING, etc., etc. Wm. WALKER SONS, LTD. Tanners, Curriers and Belting Manufacturers ROSE HILL TANNERY, BOLTON (Lanes.), ENGLAND W. WIGGINS LTD., WELLINGTON, 66-68 The Terrace, CHRISTCHURCH, 183 Hereford Street SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21647, 13 November 1933, Page 67 (Supplement)
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