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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 94, 14 January 1918, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. f- : »—— CROCKETT & JONES MAKE THEM-WE iSELL THEM! "RALEIGH" BOOTS FOR MEN! '' "Here is double'assurance that men will bo pleased with the well-known "Raleigh" Boots'and Shoes. One assurance is that they are made by_ Crockett and Jones, of Northampton, makers of only GOOD footwear. Theothor assuranco is that they aro sold by Kirkcaldic and Stains, Ltd., '.' ' who 1 have a reputation for good qualities, always. For style, for genu- . ' 'irie. leather, for thorough workmanship, you could not get better than "Raieigh" Bootsj or Shoes. Inspect. . 'THIS LIST INDICATES OUR VARIETY. "Tho Essex," MEN'S BOX CALF LACE BOOTS-Closed fronts, American toe, light welted soles, linen-lined. Price, 395, 6d, •'■■■'" -."The Sussex," MEN'S BOX CALF LACE BOOTS-Open fronts, American too, light; welted soles, linen-lined. Price, 395. 6d. "The Earl," MEN'S BOX CALF LACE BOOTS-Closed fronts, extra wide y. . toes, medium light welted soles, linen-lined. Price, 395. 6d. ;V '';■'. ."Thel.Wyndharai" 'iMEN'S BOX CALF LACE BOOTS-Medium swing last, Welted soles, linen-lined. Price, 355, 6d. "The Cornwall," MEN'S BLACK GLACE KID LACE BOOTS-Closed .'',.■■_ fronts, American swing last, light welted soles, linen-lined. Price, 355. 6d. ."/;■• "The Huntly," MEN'S BLACK GLACE KID LACE BOOTS-Paris last, with or without patent caps, extra' light welted soles, linen-lined. '~ Price, 395. 6d. '"The Cardiac," MEN'S BLACK GLACE KID LACE SHOES-Open^ fronts, wide welt, medium stout soles. Price, 34?. 6d, • :'•■'.;* "The Racklands," MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY SHOES-Full round toes, medium stout welted soles. ' Price, 355. 6d. ■:'.'., "The Conway," MEN'S BOX CALF LACE SHOES-Open fronts, full round toes, etout welted soles. Pfice, 395. 6d. '■ ♦ ' FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. - KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD.

■:: 1. HANNAH & -CO., LTD. * ___—_ CHILDREN'S SANDALS MADE FOR EVERYDAY WEAR Just now when all kinds of Boots and Shoes are so expensive SANDALS take : , a prominent place in the Shoe World. Ours are not the flimsy kind, but will wear as long, and give as much satisfaction, as any ordinary shoe. AND SEE WHAT YOU SAVE! 'CHILDEEN'S TAN OR'BLACK CHEOHE SANDALS, strong sewn leather soles-7 to 10, 6s. 6d.; 11 to 1,65. lid.; large sizes, 2 to 7, 7s. lid. CHILDREN'S SHOETTES WITH FLEXIBLE CHROME SOLES, in Tan or ■ v Black—7. to 10, 6s. 6d.; 11 to 1, 6s. lid.; large sizes, 2- to 7, 7s. lid. CHILDREN'S TAN ENGLISH-MADE SANDALS, veldt-schoen greenhide soles, natural shape-4 to 6, 3s, lid.; 7 to 10, 4s. lid. SEASIDE SHOES, with rubber soles; every youngster should have a pair— 7 to 10, 2s. 6d.; 11 to 2, 2s. lid.; large sizes, 3 to 7, 3s. 6d. ; R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. ■'•'"■'' . MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY DESPATCHED.

A" CAMEO "PLATE AND FLAT FILM CAMERA WILL BRIGHTEN UP THOSE DULL MOMENTS. "■''■"■ " And will give you re newed interest in life. ... . The. ".Cameo" is one of the leading British Cameras and gives ;-■''.-.■'■■■: , lasting'satisfaction. :, Post Card Size, £5 and £6 10$. J-Plate Size, from 325. 6d. to £10 10s. •Let us actually, show you the "Cameo." Xou will be' delighted with • "its simplicity, its compactness, and the splendid photographs it takes. t Let the "Cameo" be your Camera—you will b« well satisfied. £ W LIMITED, "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," m LAMBTON - QUAY (next Kelburn Tram) ... WELLINGTON. 58 Queen Street ... Auokland.

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The Canterbury Chamber of Commerce intends to begin an agitation tor the early completion of the Otira tunnel. It is proposed to arrange a visit of inspection by a party of Christchurch citizens, to be joined by lepreeentatives of the 'West . Coast, after which the question Trill be discussed of pressing upon the Government tlio importance of expediting the work so that the East and West Coasts of the South Island may be linked up by rail and a national enterprise may be turned into a revenue-producing concern. From a mechanical standpoint the CHEVROLET car has reached a standard of excellence that ia not surpassed in any motor-car. Vanadium steel is need for every part that requires unusual strength. It has ample power, proper spring suspension, correct weight, smart in appearanco, well finished. It has unusual records in gasolene economy. Thp fact that there are over one hundred and fifty thousand CHEVROLET cars in use is ample proof that it is dQing the work required of it in a most satisfactory manner—Adyt.