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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13631, 28 June 1906, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. I FAHCV .... | | UESTS . ... | | FOR GEHTLEiaEK I | a We liave received a very choice ft § selection of the Latest Designs £j k in Wool Woven Fancy jb C Vests. >So Fine in Si itch ami a Artistic in Ell'ect as to look like 4^ j| Figured Clotli jp | Warm as Flannel! SKERR ft bim 5 | 1 late with MEN'S MERCERS' 3 | W.D. HOUSTON 33 Princes St. | FOOTBALL SEASON! Ask {or ill© "Stead" Football Boots, Manufactured ut tho ZEALANDIA FACTORY, CHRISTCHURCU, N.Z. READ THE FOLLOWING UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL:- " March 15, 1906. Messrs Skelton, Frosticlt, ond Co. (Ltd.), Chriatchurch. Dear Sirs, — Before leaving for England with tho late football team I received one pair of Zeilaaidift Football Boots of your ordinary mate. I used these throughout the tour, playing SO matches on all kinds of ground, it gives me great pleasure to say how thoroughly they reach the , Btundard of excellence claimed for them. 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