Salient Features of Hannah's ~ ® Footwear Organization! fiCf' CQJIt GOO Employees whose work is the 0 economical distribution of footwear from the Cape to the Bluff. This sr®**" means low-prictd footwear. Modern <^to ry methods »„d THE first Veldt.choen machinery in the Dominion /fl 1 has produced the three l.nes here illustrated-/ f(|T \ / Mot d.O comp.at.on. three lines at a lower price but of BETTER leather I IS _ than similar imported lines. 25% cheaper, the \ v/rh-sS-g /ff ZjX Uniterm prices at every Hannah prices are naturally the lowest in New Zealand. \ / / ( . Shop—value that sustain, a hnce turn- Slippers! Ward Shoes! Sandals! —all Veldt- X / XJjJZ over! New stock, are continually on sc[loen> previously imported, but now made in our shelves. Hannah’s Factory and obtainable in any one of A Veldtschoen Shoe will Bend Hannah ’ s 26 Shop.! with the Foot! 3 Veldtschoen Lines! \\ Veldtschoen footwear gives flpxi- \\ bility and therefore great coin- \\ fort. By making them Hannah’s \V \\ -■xT ns. can now offer these comfortable \\ 1\ ' *** V shoes at attractive prices. Here \\ j\ jr x they are:— \\ / **• No. 1154.—Women’s Ward Shoe in \\ /A x * \ Best Black Glace Kid. Veldt- >*' x \ n schoen soles. r" |\ 1 Price 13/6, Post Free! k i X No. 1753.—High-grade Black Glace 7 \ Kid Albert Slipper. Veldtschoen j Women ■ f'f\ f'-i •</« Trice’: Men’s, 13/«, Tost Free! Ilf® gZ-JLZ/n Z Women’s, 11/6, Fust Free: ■> iCMDiP No ’ 1750.—Tan Chrome Sandal B X, f with Stout Crepe Rubber Veldt- J J / vschoen Soles.. Price: Sizes 7to lx. JBpMMgSSSS* c "' J ■» // in - 7/6; 11 to J. 9/6; 2 to 5. CT [/ 12/6. Post Free! L — “ A\ hannah’sOlß UUMU-OaK ———T l"IH ■ n -f Illi UMB’ W R■ESaWBKv, AVENUE, WANGANUI no. 73
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20104, 24 March 1928, Page 3
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