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TRAVELLING AND SCHOOL REQUISITES. Beautiful Leather bags, Wallets, Bowl Bags, Travelling Bagß aud Boxes. Useful Bags, in g*auine leather, f Buy something useful and laatinj' From We repair Motor-Car Curtains at Shortest Notice, Phone 612. P.O. Box IGO.

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Like the fusel oil in bad whisky so the Nicotine in strong tobacco is injurious to health. It is-an astonishing fact that the leaf produced in certain localities of the Auckland and Nelson districts contain less Nicotine than any other tobacco known. This is of the utmost importance with regard to the development of the N.Z. Tobacco industry, because it is just these mild types k of leaf that are eagerly sought after by manufacturers abroad and fabulous prices are often paid for them. New Zealand indeed will become famous for its unique tobacco, and! the local product will be our national smoke. Unlike some of tho foreign tobaccos, the N.Z. article does not bite the tongue, it smokes smooth and mellow and leaves the mouth sweet and clean. Moreover it is all pure tobacco with a distinctive flavour, obtainable in various strengths. Cut Plug No. 10 for those who appreciate a full body, and Riverhead Gold for the lover of a very mild aromatic. While Toasted Navy Out (Bulldog) represents the medium strength

GOODWILL AND CONFIDENCE is foe essence of any successful Dusiness, and in this respect we have indeed been very fortunate. Our factory and lAant is up to date, our staff know t'nei)- vork, and our business management is good. All ar e 'workers; no waste; no slackness? hence we give good returns to an our friends who supply us. Oui 1 business is our hobby; the one and only thing we enjoy. Make up yeur mind to supply us, and rail your cream to St. John's Station. For further particulars, write us P.O. Box 185, WANGANUI. MAORILAND DAIRV CO. LIMITED Aeenta for DIABOLO Separators.

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BIG STOCKS—UNIQUE SB LECTION—KEEN PRICES—BETTER DESIGN S ALL' TO BE HAD FOR THE FOOTWEAR PU RCHES AT DEAR'S Big- Shipments juSt to handy and Tferw Low Prices^ DELIGHTFUL PRESENTS. SANTA CLAUSE Printed Felt 1-Strap; Leather Sole. Fancy Play'Box. Sizes 3-6 ...... ~. ..„,.,..... .g/g Sizes 7,10 ......,,,.,..;..,...,, ..„„,,.. £/] J bo-piep; — u/i - Is a very Pretty and Useful Children's Slipper, With Leather Sole. Sizes 3 ; 6 : ...,,., 3/pTHE "DRUM MAJOR." ...,,..., ; Slipper, in Red Felt and Leather Sole. The play • - ;. box cuts up into a band toy that is entirely unique. Sizes, 4-6 Sizes 7-9 . -3/6 ■a/ii ■4/11 Sizes 10-1' £/iJ THE "JESTER." ... ..." .. ? Slipper, with its coddy jester front and little. tinkle bell, in'two-colour combination, is a'highly delightful present that pleases. Sl °* 7 - 9 • ■■•■• - •■ • • ■■• •• • -3 /fi LADIES' TEMS AND BEACH SHOES MAS GIFTS Tliis type of Footwjear is now at tlie height of popularity. Summer makes it so. A Pair of Tennis Slices make a delightful Xmas Gift. Always! pleases, always useful. LADIES ALL WHITE TENNIS SHOES, White Rubber Soles. Lace. f Special Xmas Prices ..«.-...'. .-.«.?■ 4/6, 4/11, 5/11 LADIES ALL WHITE TENNIS SHOES* One-Strap, Superfine Canvas. e Special Xmas Prices 5/11, 6/11, 7/6, 9/6." LADIES' TENNIS SHOES. FANCY TRIMMINGS. Blue, Green, Red and Brown Crocodile. Rubber S'ole and Heel. Special Xmas Price -. *)/(f> LADIES' SNAPPY: SLIPPERS MAKE IDEAL Her© they are in plenty. Wonderful designs Very low prices to suit all pockets, LADES' EMBROIDERED SATIN SLIPPERS. Black, Wedgewood Blue, Vieux Rose and Scarlet. Special Xmas Price 3/1J LADIES' FELT TAB SLIPPERS. With Leather Soles. Fawn, Saxe Blue, Purple, ; t Brown, Cherry. Special Xmas Price ••• 3/11 LADIES' FENCY SATIN TRIMMED FELT SLIPPER. ..„..,.„.. First quality French Felt, Leather Soles. Rose, Saxe Blue, Fawn, Helio, Cherry and Black. Special Xmas' Price - /JjjM LADIES' FANCY LEATHER MOCASSINS. Fur bound, with fancy beaded fronts. In Saxe..' U'.' Blue, Brown, Rose, Purple. ■; ; Special Xmas Price 7/11 LADIES' FANCY PRINTED VELVET MOCAS Fur bound. Extr; Pink and Tango. Special Xmas Price Extra leather sole. Beaded Fronts

BROWN SANDAL, SOLES. Sizes 4-G Sizes 7-9 ....J.. Sizes 10-2 Sizes 3-7 WITH CREPE RUBBER SATIN) STREET SHOES IN 1-BAR. Low heel. Very keen value. Special Xmas Price 13./6 LADIES' PATENT 1-STRAP SHOES. Medium Cuban heel. Smart front trimming of Champagne Lizard Calf. Special Xmas Price XT/6 LADIES' SMART PATENT LEATHER SHOES. With Grey Calf Lizard trim., and Spike Cuban heel, covered to match. Special Xmas Price f * LADIES' CHAMPAGNE KID 1-STRAP SHOES, Trimmed with Fawn Lizard Calf. Smart last, with Spike Cuban heel. LADIES' QHAMPAGNE KID 1-STRAP SHOES. On a smart Cuban beel last, and neat Zebra beading trim. Something entirely new and exceedingly smart. Special Xmas Price 22/f» YALE SANDALS. FASHION'S LATEST. Made on a special walking last, with a medium covered Cuban heel, A distinct advantage over the old sandal type shoe. In ChampagneSpecial Xmas Price 9^/fJ In Patent LeatherSpecial Xmas Price <?'■* /ii DIX3E SANDALS. The most popular Sandal Shoe ever created. Stocked in Patent Leather only. , Special Xma s Price 19 /Q COURT SHOES FOR SMART FEET, Representing a very high grade shoe at a moderate price, with neat Lizard (trimming. Medium Round Too and Spike Heel. Special Xmas Price 25/LADSES' GLAGE KID WALKING SHOES, A shoe suitable for Women or Maids. 1-Strap, with low Cuban Heels. Special Xmas Price "\ 4 \/R

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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 5, 21 December 1928, Page 4

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