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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21857, 20 July 1934, Page 4

Among the Thousands of Pairs Being Sacrificed TO-DAY at Half Usual Price are 300 Pairs of GENT.'S BRITISH-MADE KNEE GUM j BOOTS, Selling for i | 1 /ra A Special Purchase of 250 Pairs of LADIES' KNEE GUM BOOTS, as illustrated. All sizes (2xß). Slightly defective in appear- § ance only, bat quite / e® waterproof / MAIDS' DITTO—(Sizes 11x1)... CHILDREN'S DITTO ' xKSRSBglffi If sold out at time of receiving your order, cash returned. Mail Your Order At Once to Avoid Disappointment. FOOTWEAR LTD., KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND.

PRIZE WINNERS Gas Company's Scone Com petition WINTER EXHIBITION. Ist PRIZE—Lois Spry, Dominion Road; 13 years. 2nd PRIZE—Doris Scott, Shore Road, Sandringham; 14 years. ,3rd PRlZE—Patricia Hardy,' Burnley Terrace, Mount Albert; 12 years. 4th PRlZE—Phyllis Weston, Burn Street, Grey Lynn; 1 3 years. CONSOLATION PRlZES—Georgea Hyde, Roberton Road, Avondale; 1 3 years. .D. Rattray, Mount Eden Road; 14 years. Cleata Glover, King Street, Kingsland; 14 years. Marjorie Gough, Cumberland Avenue, Westmere; 14 years. Joyce Hill, Grosvenor Street; 12 years. Auckland Gas Company Ltd.

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