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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20704, 30 April 1929, Page 15

POOTWEAH FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER la now being shown in. our windows. The .New Designs and Colours will attract those in search of fresh Shoes; We .mention a few lines:-?-' FOR DA DIES: One of the most popular shades ,in COLOURED GLACE STRAP SHOES will be BROWN, and chiefly ' a DARK BROWN, while the heels will vary from low to Cuban land Louis Spanish. The prices are quite moderate, rang* ing for first quality Glace Kid from ?3s 6d per pair. Another much-used Sha'di will be WHIPPET BROWN, a very smart medium 'shade with good standing properties. Prices from 25a 6d. 30s 32a 6d. In stouter leather, WILLOW CALF will be found most serviceable for strong wear, walking, or street. The shoes shown ar.. either plain or trimmed with corresponding Lizard, and the price will run from 30s, 355. PATENT—LEATHER—PATENT—wiII retain its popularity, and the various designs in vogue are numerous, giving tasteful touches to the Shoe. ■ SATIN SHOES IN BLACK SATIN will be in demand for street and house wear. We have a splendid line in Cuban, or low heels at 22s 6d All inquiries will be readily attended to. ISLIP & WATT, BOOT AND SHOE SELLERS. 148 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. YOUR CHILDREN Deserve a good start in life. Take up Building Society Shares 'or them now. They will be a valuable investment in ten I fifteen years’ time, in addition to which there is every possibility of a free loan being drawn before that time. ' No, 3 GROUP SUCCESSFULLY COMMENCED. There are still a few shares available in this Group. JOIN NOW. .The National ” commenced operations three -years ago, and 'has' already over 1350 MEMBERS 1 on ' its books. Why not become a member of this successful and progressive Society? The rules have been drawn up.to suit modern conditions.n - - . ,* SHARES ,(4s per week) . . Entitle you to a Free Loan of £BOO. bend for free Information Bookle't, giving examples of, how" the “ National ” has already benefited .its members. G. S. KIRBY, Secretary. THE NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY, Eldon Chambers (above Bell’s), 90 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. W. B. TAVERNER & CO., 86 KING EDWARD STREET. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, Secretaries Pacific Sfarr-Bowkett Building Society. . Importers and juanufaeturers’ Agents, Valuers. Agents for State Fire Office. Call or write to us tor full particulars of Pacific Starr-Bowkett method of acquiring your own home. The cheapest and easie- 1 hi New Zealand. gMOCKS AND NURSES’ UNIFORMS. White, and 1 Coloured. Overalls, 10s 6d to 15s Cd. ’ White Aprons, 3 S lid to os Ud. Sister Dora Caps. Is 9d, Is Ud, Nurses’ Veils. 3s fid. 4s lid. Cuffs, liars,Belts, Studs,. Smocks, and Uniforms. Made to Order by our ‘ Dressmaker. SMITH WILSON LlM'.r. D, 20 GEORGE STREET. Dial 10-64 P ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY LTD, Assets exceed £30.000.000. TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS (By Act of Parliament! worldwide facilities. FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, MOTO CAR (Special Policy). Otago Branch Office, CORNER RATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS, dunedin; A. M CAMERON. Manager \\T A L L A C E C A R R. Watcbmakui ami, Jeweller, Arcade, Dunedin. Diamond Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings,and Repairs, all at bedrock prices. ELECTIONI3M (30): Arthur Paape arrived In Dunedin in 1899 with one sovereign and a capacity for hard work. Ke Is prepared to-give the elections any organ-' Islng ability he 'baa- acquired. , PAINT for every purpose and the finest. ■ quality is priced lower at. Wren’s, Princes street south. j'liit First Utility ot trequeni «mj. ,7 regular Advertising consists in ibis: There is at all times a large class ol Persons, both in country and town who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready, to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under tlieir notice. . Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who ask« •