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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6870, 14 July 1909, Page 6

'1 c m mm. I Ds rectos re COATS ... AND U. SKIRTS TAILORED STYLES. Madam Hansom, SPECIALISTE AT THE D.I.C. v,f , A SPLENDID VARIETY OP tweeds to Select FROM. D.I.C, MEN’S STOUT BOOTS FOB STORMY DAYS. B DOTS that will keep out the wet and keep your feet warm during tile’ winter season. OUR PRICES are lowest possible in conjunction with best materials and workihanship. Men’s East India Kip “Cookham'’ Boots, stout screwed soles; a perfect wet weather boot; 18s 6d. Men's French Calf Goloshed “Cookham’' stout soles, 22s 6d, Men's Porpoise-hide Goloshed f 'K" Boots, leather lined; a famous English boot, 23s 6d. lien's Stout Box Calf Goloshed Bals, leather lined, stout soles, “The Bective," 23s 6d. Men's Tan Zug “Cookhams/' heavy standard screwed soles; the Surveyor's Boot, 22s 6d. Men's Zulu Calf Derby Bals, # shooter pattern, stout soles, watertight tongue, 26s 6d. Men's* Porpoise-hide Goloshed Bals, open fronts. Grain Cali Legs, “K" make, 28s 6d. Men's Best Scotch Grain Shooter, Boots, ..stout anhydrous Soles, watertight, 32s 6d. ANNOUNCEMENT.—OUR NEW BIG BOOT MART in Cuba street is ■ yiow ready wuth a large stock of Winter Footwear. Everything has been entirely changed in our new store, which has seating capacity for 100 people and is strictly modern in every respect. W© invite you fd call and see for yourselves, and we will be pleased, to show yoh our now footwearables. &. IT ANN AH & CO., LTD, KBTAiL STORESLAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET;

SPECIAL, SALE OP CHOICE WINTER CURTAINS AND TABLE COVERS! BEST SELECTION AND VALUE IN THE 01TT. GEORGE WINDER, HOUSEHOLD LINEN DS 3? AIITME NT, "THE CORNISH/’ CUBA AND HANNERS STREETS.

THE MAN WE’RE LOOKING FOR i IF you haven't slipped info a new’ Winter Suit yet—then you're tbo man tte're looking for. Our fabrics are the very newest, oiir work faultJess arid our charges moderate. The garments will be made as TOXF like —tailored in a way that is characteristic... of our work—full of style, character and little snappy touches. YOUR benefit lies in the order you give us. BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS.” ' 8, IjAMBTON QUAY.' WELLINGTON.

W. LITTLEJOHN & SON Watchmakers, Jewellers & Opticians 224-222 Lambton Quay - Wellington Bx " WAKANU!" and '»/b«/C*'— A new parcel of NIOKEL KETLEgfS LEVER WATCHES, men’* size 18/OXYDIZBD KEYLESS LEVER WATCHES, ladies’ me 4 Qf. These Watbhe'S go well arid are excellent Value. English-made " One-piece ” COLLAR STUDS in Gold and Sliter SILVER CIGARETTE GASES a*d TOBACCO BOXES SILVER MANICURES from 25/6. DORCAS THIMBLES 2/6 ENAMELLED BELT CLASPS FINE SILVER TOILET WARE, and a quantity of Electro-Plate Small Goods, quite inexpensive and attractive MOTOR GOGGLES—New Styles

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