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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3956, 23 January 1900, Page 4

MANTLES. MANTLES. MANTLES. MANTLES. I have just received a nice little lot of Mantles, which were shipped a little late for the season's trade. They are suitable for middle-aged and elderly ladies, also a few for young ladies; and they are to be sold at English price?. MANTLES. MANTLES. MANTLES. MANTLES. C. SMITH, CUBA STREET. SIX YEARS CONTINUOUS IMPORTING Of AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES By R. HANNAH & CO. WE claim to have educated the American Boot Manufacturers to make Boots and Shoes to fit and suit the New Zealand Trade. Our practical, skilled knowledge of the Boot Trade enabled us to clearly explain the requirements of New Zealanders, and the keen grasping American Manufacturers soon caught on. We Lave imported and sold one thousand and thirteen cases of American. Boots and Shoes this season, and we hold the principal agencies worth taking up for these manufactures. Ladies' American Shoes Button or Lace, 5s lid Ladies' American two Strap Shoes, 5s lid Tan or Black Shoes, 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s Gd Ladies’ Tan Button and Lace Boots The American Walkover Boots Gents’ New American Nobby toe Boots, 15s 6d, 16s Gd, 18s 6d. 20a The Gents’ Pliant K. Boots The Gents’ Country K Boots Edwin Bostock’s Boots and Shoes E. Pinet’s Boots and Shoes R. Hannah and Co.’s Chrome Kangarette Boots and Shoes, from 10s Gd Gents’ Polo Boots Ladies’ Tenuis Shoes Gents’ Tennis Shoes Ladies’ and Gents’ Canvas Shoes Gents’ Running Shoes. Ask for the Cobra Polish; Tan, Black or white cieam. You pay 30 per cent, less by dealing direct with R. HANNAH & CO., 79, Lam I) ton quay and 28, Cuba street, Wellington.

M&MCATEafi 8 ; 8^?) f 11 IIE l EftS NEVER^AILEn' By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Earl of Eanfurly. , WHITTLE JOHN AND SON • WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, 85, Lambton quay, Wellington. Ex "Delphic" and recent arrivals. LAEGE CONSIGNMENT Of . CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR • PRESENTS. 1 , ; ; WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY ■ PRESENTS.,,. . . ■ JEWELLERY.—Gem Rings, Bangles, Mull Chains, Broodies, Pendants, etc., etc. PLATE.—Tea and Coffee, Sets, Trays, Cups, Breakfast Dishes, Hot Watei Cana, Salts, Muffineers, Dish Covers, etc., etc. WATCHES.Beat Quality English and Swiss, in gold, silver and nickel cases. CLOCKS.—Fine Quality Carriages Times and Baker’s ange ofAchesand Repeaters. MICROSCOPES. Ross Microscopes and Lat; sories. , OPTlCS.—Finest Aluminium Field Glasses Reading Glasses, etc., etc. INSPECTION INVITED.

BEST BICYCLES. ONLY.. je.ls. EVERY buyer gives, unstinted praise. Mr Edwin Feist, a well-knowii'Wai-rarapa resident, writes:— . ' ■ ■ “I have pleasure 'in stating that the Warwick I purchased from you is giving me every satisfaction; it is strong and serviceable, and runs well;and easily. It is the most up-to-date machine I . have seen, and the price is exceedingly reasonable.'’'’ Other Country buyers write in the same strain. Why pay high prices ? As a thoroughly practical cycle engineer, I guarantee the machines have no superior; they right up-to-date., My prices are certainly the LOWEST IN THE COLONY, and each make, English or American, is guaranteed for twelve months. Duplicate parts kept, also accessories very cheap. . ■ Repairs, Plating, Enamelling, skilfully done at moderate charges. ' F. J. W. FEAR (The oldest established cycle dealer), 88, Willis street, Wellington. 940

K J A M. PUREST AND REST. 899 ME K. C. MORPETH, DENTIST. Manners street (Victoria Buildings). , Wellington. Artificial teeth of the most Xm. modern and improved style inserted. with, or without extraction of stamps, at moat reasonable’ rates. , Com-' saltation Fw*. tTftj