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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11648, 28 August 1905, Page 4

SHIVERY DAYS. T^OLLOW the lead of thouJD . sands of other* by using ATJLSEBROOK'S COCOA. A warming and invigorating drink at all timee. MEN'S TROUSERS, 6/11, 6/6, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF THOSE -SPLENDID Saddle Tweed Trousers, 10/HANNAH'S GREAT SALE OF BOOT BARGAINS, AT THE CASH BOOT MARKET, Involving many Thousands of Pounds Worth of Boots and Shoes at Cut Prices, Commenced, Saturday, 19th inst. Come in and see it. SUCH PRICES YOU MAY NOT SEE IN WANGANUI FOR !MANY YEARS. ffIHE most remarkable valueß over offered JL since Wanganui was first established. No woman or man iwho claims to be a close saver or a careful money spender can afford to ignore the prices quoted. EVERY PAIR OF BOOTS AT THE PRICES QUOTED means the saving of an amount worth while. AMONG THE BARGAINS OFFERED AT Hannah's Cash Boot Market, ARE A QUANTITY OF Ladies' Evening Shoes at 5s lid; reduced from 10s 6d and 15s 6d. Ladies 1 Walking Shoes at 5s lid; reduced from 14s 6d. A Great Stock of Evening Shoes at extremely low prices. t Children's Slippers, 8d to Is. The stock of Youths' and Boys' Boots should be hard to beat. Grand -wearing- for very little money. Men's Boots, whether of medium or best quality, at lowept prices on record. Special attention to the "Gt" BOOT, of best shape and guaranteed quality, for 8s lid, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, DURING BOOT BARGAIN DISTRIBUTION. ' HANNAH'S BOOTS AND SHOES ARE FAMED FOR HIGH CHARACTER, DISINCTTVE INDIVIDUALITY, PRICE, AND ATTRACTIVENESS, Factors which command wide notice and approval. A stock without equal in its compreheneivnesa as to variety and value between Auckland and Wellington. If you should pay us a visit we are confident of a favourable verdict. Every consideration to customers at Hannah s Cash Boot Market, . AVENUE, WANGANUI. [A. CABD.J B" TJLLOCK AND pUEEIE, yj BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOES, Wickiteed Place, Wanganui. MONET TO LEND on approved freehold, leasehold, ox chattels security, in town or eoustry. THI BOYJX. BXCHUBH ABBUBiIQI OF LOHCOM (Im©orpor»t«d 1720 A.D.) Imvested Tundi exceed 45,100,000 Claims P*id exceed JM2,000,000 ALL CLASSES OF FIBB BISKS TAKEN at Lowest Bates. Liberal Adjustments of Losssi; pttKpft settlements. A. HATRXCK AND CO., ;, Taupo.Quay, ,. District M«*»i«xs. .