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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11225, 2 June 1922, Page 4

THREE SPECIALS FOR MEN AT HANNAHS REAL FOOTWEAR SALE. nPHESE high-grade, stylish Boots have been cut much below actual cost They Ml ST BE SOLI) during tho next fortnight, as we Have to make room for new goods which are arriving shortly. THEY'HE WONDERFUL VALUE-SECURE A PAIR TO-DAY. LOT I—HEX'S BLACK GLACE WALLABY DERBY* j»tout welted soles, Rood litters, “Royal Oak 40s. LACE BOOTS, brand. Usually NOW 27s 6d. LOT 2—HEX'S BEST TAX WILLOW CALF DERBY* LACE BOOTS, Goodyear welted soles, straight round toes, the 'h™!'. brand. Usually 60s. NOW 30s. LOT 3—HEX'S SUPERIOR BOX CALF DERBY LACE BOOTS, leather lined, stout welted soles, full round or straight square toes, “Stafford." Usually 355. NOAV 37s 6d. THE nOUSE FOR STERLING VALUES. H. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 260, LAHBTON QUAY AND 103, CUBA STREET. Wellington. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. A BRITISH TRIUMPH. BEFORE the War the Germans held tho palm for Binocular production. During the War, the “KERSHAW” BINOCULARS, in Leeds, gained the distinction of surpassing the German glasses and v-er supplied in thousands to the British troops Since the War these Binoculars have gone all over the world as equipment for sportsmen, hun c , trappers, cattlemen, and sailors on the sea. THE “KERSHAW” BINOCULARS Are certainly unexcelled for optical quality, strength, durability, and fine finish. Giving a magnification of 8 diameters, they yield a very briit image. Each pair is equipped with neck-strap, and supplied in handsome •olid leather case with shoulder-strap. PRICE-SIXTEEN GUINEAS. Come in and look them over. Weight, approximately 22ozs. WATER WORTHS 286, Lambton quay. 58, Queen street, WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. LTD., 703. Colombo street, (Opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO 1 THE TRAYELLING PUBLIC. MRS A. KNOWSLEY HAS TAKEN OVER THE 1 HOTEL TROCADERO. ROOMS MAY BE HAD WITHOUT MEALS. The above Hotel has been completely Renovated. 1 Minute from Post Office. Boats, and Trams. Electrio Elevator. 12 Bathrooms. THE SPACIOUS AND UP-TO-DATE DINING ROOM IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WIRE FOR ACCOMMODATION. “TROCADERO,- WELLINGTON. Visitors to Wellington can ensure Comfort, Cleanliness, and Civility, by stopping at HOTEL BRISTOL. Under new management. Corner CUBA AND GHUZNEE STREETS. Renovated throughout. Hot and Cold Showers. Plunge, etc., eto. Smoke Room, Drawing Room. Absolutely Fireproof. ?ECIAL MIDDAY LUNCHES from 12 to 2. Patronised by Members of Parliament, Members of Civil Servants SATURDAY. 12.30 to 2,2 s 6d. Local Bodies, and TERMS: 10s PER DAY. Apply T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. £3 3s WEEKLY. Or Ring ’Phone 22-218. THE PARKYILLE PRIVATE HOTEL, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. TARIFF—IIa 6d per Day. £2 17s 6d per Week. One Minute’s Walk from Railway Station and G.P.O. Beautiful Healthy Locality. Hot and Cold Baths. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Telephone 505. P.O. Box 207. J. HODSON. Proprietor. Telegrams and Correspondence promptly attended to. Motor-Cars on Hire. Motor Service to Marton Twice Daily, Meeting Auckland Expresses.

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