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Otago Witness, Issue 3212, 6 October 1915, Page 18

u Mental !iie fcria fe^S t&i ?wr «r* && Sfii Rsl fcria S 3 33 H 3 S 3 83 S 3 S 3 S 3 S 3 When brain or body is weary the digestive powers are weakened and distaste for ordinary food is often experienced. Under such circumstances the ‘Allenburys’ Diet is especially valuable. It is pleasant to take, easily digested and assimilated and speedily restorative. Thus it helps the system to recover tone and vigour. Made in a Mimste add feoillng water only. Allera & If aßbnrys Limited LONEON, England, &nd Market Street, Sydney S 3 S 3 £3 d * mm m • • • o#h, Sssak 5335SSSSSSI m §3 m H S 3 S 3 S 3 VIT Be OrltlsH arid Buy' from a British SPECIAL WAR PRICE Order at once. Our Prices wii! do it. Every Pair of our Immense stock Reduced to Bargains Price for Cash, Carriage Free. Firm. WOMEN’S CUT PRICES. SMART BOX-CALF SHOES— Usually 14/6. Now 10/G. EVENING SHOES— Usually 14/6. Now 7/9. TAN BAL3. —Usually 20/-. Now 15/9. STOCKYARD BOOTS, Toe and Heel Plates — Reduced, 13/6. SMART GLACE BALS., Medium Toes— Usually 15/6. Now 11/6. Many Other Up=fo=date Lines. SHIPMENT OF CLOGS, all sizes —10/9, LADIES’ RUBBERS— 4 pairs I/.. MEN’S RUBBERS— 3 pairs 1/-. SLACKING—6 tins if.. Postage extra. MEN’S CUT PRICES. MEN’S BOX-CALF DRESS BALS., few big sizes—Usually 18/6. Now 13/6. MEN’S BOX-CALF WELTED— Usually 23/6. Now 20/*. STOUT CHROME, Toe and Heel Plates— Reduced, 17/6. STRONG WORKING BOOTS, Nails— Red .ced, 11/9. EXTRA STRONG WORKING BOOTS— Reduced, 15/9 & 18/9 STOUT FELT SLIPPERS— Reduced, 3/6. EVENING SHOES— Reduced, 8/11. MEN’S TAN “COOKHAMS”— Usually 23/5. Now 19/11. We will be pleased to quote you a price for any lines you want. BOYS AND GIRLS. BOYS’ STRONG BOOTS—10’s to 13’s 9/6. I’s to 3’s 10/6. 4’s and s’s l!/6. BOYS’ STOUT CHROME, 10’s to 15’s—--10/6 and up. MEN’S TERRITORIAL BALS.—IB/9. SIM OM SCI GEORGE ST. (near Octagon), DUMEMM (our only addres VIA < SMi m TTERE WE HAVE two of the most interesting Lines connected with POUL,TRY=RASBINQ 9 viz.: 60-Egg, and tht Id Grit I ; m ■mm M % A These Machines have fought their way Into high favour with recognised Poultry Breeders, Write to your Agent for information re these Lines, and ask him to supply full particulars, or to JOHN EDMOND AGEMT, Dunedin, Invercargill, and Tlmaru. Britain Needs Britishers’ TradeUse Wire made in Britain! |F you haven’t used Johnson’s, see that it is used on your next fencing job. For Johnson’s Wires are the most economical, the most carefully drawn, the most evenly twisted, and the most serviceable and enduring. I e . . . sdJ' rib Wire Made Iby Richard Johnson and Nephew, Ltd., Manchester, England gives fuller measure in length than most other barb wires—measure out a reel against some of the “cheap” wires and see the difference. Then Porcupine is thoroughly galvanised, ensuring weather-resisting quality. For strength there’s no other barb wire to equal it, and the gauge and the twist are even right through, giving uniform strength. Stock and Station Agents, Ironmongers and Storekeepers throughout New Zealand stock Johnson’s Wires. Full particulars from JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., LTD. WELLINGTON PALMERSTON NORTH 19 . AUCKLAND