Special .44.vcri.._e2-BCO_.s. c° r A BOOT-IFUL YARN. 'Twas on a sandspit out at the Bluff, Who likes to see it can, That I saw alone, on a piece of stone, An elderly fisherman. His hair was thick, and black, and long, And thick and long was lie ; And I heard this wight on the beach recite, In a loud and minor key. Oh! I wear HANNAH'S Boots and shoes, None other's make wear I! I wear them now, and I always vow, To wear them till I die. f And he stood on his head, and shook his feet. Till I really felt afraid, For I could not help thinking the man had been drinking, And so I simply said — " Oh .' fisherman, it's little I know Of Leather, Boots, or Shoes, So toll mc quick, why you do stick To HANNAH'S Boots and Shoes r' Said lie, "D'ye twig these boots I've got on, They were made by the firm of HAN'NAII: Aud where else will you get a pair like them For thirteen bob and a tanner ? "I was once shipwrecked on an isle, And lived at first on roots ; The roots gave out, and I fell back On HANNAH'S Well-made Boots. " I boiled the uppers, stewed the soles— Which much resembled lamb — I baked the tongues, and fried the heels, And they tasted just like ham. "The leather was so substantial and strong, So tender, juicy, und light, On it I did thrive, and it kept mo alive, Till a ship did come in sight. "Thus I was saved, and I toll abroad The fame of HANNAH'S Leather ; It's just as strong, and lasts as long, In wet as in fine weather. "So J wear none but HANNAH'S Boots, No other make wear I; When death was rife, thoy saved my life, And I'll wear them till I die." piIICE T IST. V ff EN'S BEST HEAVY WATETIGHT3 J_Y_L (equal to made- to measure) 11,6 Men's Heavy Kip Watertights (intermediate quality), I_/G Men's Breakwater Tights, a now line, try it, 10/6 iron's Best Pegged Calf Shooters, 14/6 Men's Best Heavy Kip Calf Shooters, 12/G Men's Best Light Plain ..hooters, 13,'G Men's Best Calf sewn Elastic-sides, 1-1 G Men's Calf Elastic-sides, plated heel and toe, 13/6 .Eon's East India Kip Elastic-sides, 10/6 Men's Calf Kid sewn Elastic-sides, a summer Boot, 12,0 | Men's French Calf Derby Shoes, sewn, 12/G ' Men's French Calf Oxo. Shoes, hand sewn, 10/G Men's Satin Hide Derby Shoes, heel and too plates, 8/G Men's Canvas Shoes, Oxford and Derby, ■1-/11 Men's Slippers, 2/6, 3,6 j Men's Bluchers, strong, nailed, 5/11 Men's Kangaroo Elastic-sides, 0/G j Women's French Calf Elastic-sides, best ! quality, 8/11 Women's Kid Elastic-side Walking Boots, 3/11 Women's Extra stout Calf Kid Elastic- . side Boots, G/G Women's Prunella Boots, 5/6, 7/11, 8/6 Women's Levant Leather Lace-ups, 8/11, High Log Women's strong Dairy Boots, 6/11 Women's Cashmere House Boots, 3/11 Women's Leather Slippers, 3/6 Girls' and Maids' Leather Slippers, all sizes, 3/6 Women's Laco-up House Boot, 2/11 Women's Kid Walking Shoes, 5/6, G/G Women's Calf Walking Shoes, own make, 7/6 Boy.?' strong nailed Lace-ups, own make, 5/11 Youths' strong nailed Lace-ups, own make, 6/11 Boys' strong Elastic-sides, 6/0 Boys' and Girls' Luce up Copper Toes, 2/11, 3/11, -I,'Ll Girls' Kid and Levant Walking Shoes, 4/6, 5/6, and G/G Infants' Ankle-strap Shoes, 1/Infants' Boots, 1/6. THE HAWKE'S BAY AND NAPIER CASH BOOT MARKET, Hastings-street, Napier. NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. A REPORT HAVING BEEN CIRCU- ' LATED TO THE EFFECT THAT RADFORD & CO.'S GREAT DRAPERY BALE Is now at an end, we wish to give a flat denial to the same, and to remind our numerous patrons and the public generally that our Rl3 A T r\ LE AR IN O GALE ■< continues with unabated success. We wish further to draw special attention to a lot of NEW GOODS just arrived, the prices of which as quoted below are genuine, and one and all arc requested to come and examine tho Goods before the best are selected. * T ADIES' READY-MADE COSTUMES ; S__ A choice variety in Print, Pompadour, satteen, Alpacca, Cashmere, French Merino, ' and a variety of Materials suitable for summer wear; -it prices from 3/11 to £'i 3/. All strongly and fashionably made. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' STRONG TWEED SUITS FROM 8/11. REAL WHITNEY BLANKETS, a special Line, only 7/6 per pair. 2 MEN'S COLLARS, 3 Boxes for 1/- : any size you like to ask for. T)RINTS, POMPADOURS, See, 2/11, ! X 3/11, and 5/6 per Dress of 10 yards. All the new shades in Cashmere at 1/- , p er yurd. Black Cashmere Capes and Dolmans from 10/G each. LADIES' HOSIERY, -Id, Gd, .d, and 1/- per pair. Cream and White Laces from 1/- per 1 dozen '■ Ladies' White Handkerchiefs from 3/3 per dozen White and Grey Calico, Flannels, Sheeting, &c, at greatly reduced prices A lot of superior Scents, Gd.and 1/per bottle Men's Oxford Shirts, 1/-, 2/G, 3/6, and 4/6 each Chinese Matting, 1/- per yard A job lot of Bibs at 5 for 1/. In Millinery, leathers, Flowers, Hat Ornaments, &c, our prices are exceptionally low, and wo cordially invite comparison with any House in the trade. During Novem cr and December 1/- in the £1 Discount will be allowed. Special Reductions to Wholesale Buyers. radforiT & COS Next Mr. Monteith's Hor&e Bazaar, Hastings- street.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3873, 15 December 1883, Page 2
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