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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 96, 13 June 1911, Page 4

GCoSNESS MOTIC EG. NEW ZEALAND 0> TOR\ CLOTHING FAC BOOTS FOll W iNTER . ,W EATHffi! LACIES—DAIRY BLUCHERS, Fur-lined, 9s Gd. STRONG CHROME BOOTS, 10s Gd, 11 s Cd, 12s bd. BOX CALF BALS., 12s Gd, 1 is Gd, to 24 s Gd. GOLOSHES, 3s lid, 4s Gd, ss. ME MSBLUCHERS (nailed or placer, 6s Gd. STRONG SHOOTERS, 8 s lid, 10s Cd, KIP WATERTIGHT SHOOTERS, Ms BUSH BOOTS, IGs Gd, 19s Gd. 11s Gd. Gd to 19s Gd. Boys’ and Girls’ Boots and Shoes, in great variety. INSPECTION INVITED. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. P.O. BOX 71 STRATFORD ’PHONE: 35. YOUR WINTER HAT! YOUR NICE FUR SET. YOUR (best of all) “KAIAPOI” COSTUME. TAILOR-MADE, READY TO PUT ON “KAIAPOI” RAIN COAT, And NICE UMBRELLA. BUY THESE AT LEWBRS’ ’ I AND YOU CAN DEFY THE WEATHER. R. D. LEWERS. DIRECT I MPORTER, STRATFORD. (Opposite Post Ollice.) EXPECTING A (ALL

0 A 5^7 5* i /r ■'/s> \ rsi* S 5 >•< S,; AT ROBINSON’S MANCHESTEd E are offering ROSLYN, KAIAPOf. AY) PF.rOVF HIaaKETS in the ordinary way, at tlio SAME PRICED ..miers are quoting them for SPECIAL SALE, and we give you 5 PK«» ' XT. DISCOUNT for CASH as well. You come and compare. DOWN QUILTS, bought by Mr. Robinson from the Manufacturers at Homo. The goods arc Nice and Fro s h, and the Prices MUCH BELOW PREVIOUS QUOTATIONS. YOU TRY ROBINSON’S GOOD ADVICE! FOR WARM V “ WHERE THE BEST VALUES ARE. WHITE FLANNELETTESI We have some top-notch valu> in flic above goods—not the Huffed iid, half-worn-out stuff no ontimes sold because it feels thick and warm.—onr Flannelettes are selected with a view to good wear, which means good value. PRICES—S(I, 6(1, 7d, 7J(I, Bcl, S’cJ, 10-jrJ, Is. ■ i E. H. WHITE & C°ORAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND RECAN STREET. fiTRAIFORD