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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIII, Issue 45, 6 March 1896, Page 15

OUR WORD FOR IT, The tide is setting Btrongly in the direction of a Profperous Season. Yet, some will c mplain. There is no use in complaining. If we were to sell people common Boots and charge a big price for them they would not return. We sell Boots that fit well, look well, and wear a reasonable time, and customers are anchored thereby. They are " ours," so to speak. They come a second and a third time, and steadily on. Our profits are squeezed down to the lowest point, bo don't fear on that score. CITY BOOT PALACE, GEORGE AND ST, ANDREW STREETS. J. M'KAY, Proprietor.

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