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Kumara Times, Issue 1038, 28 January 1880, Page 3

BOOTS AND SHOES. TTAS the public heard the news, Aa That Tommy Barton's Boots ‘and Shoes Surpass all others in Kumara town, For which he wears King Crispin’s crown ? His Walking Shoes the multitudes adorn, His Water-tights by crowds are worn, His Spring-Sides gracefully clasp the feet, Whilst his Slippers are a perfect treat. He is patronised by young and old, His goods are the cheapest ever sold, And none with him can dare compete In beautifying human feet. His leather is good, and his work is strong, Perfect in art—you can’t go wrong ; All competition he >can defy, Ahd on his taste you may rely. Your corns he’ll cure, more than words can tell, And his cheap prices will suit you well. T. BARTON, OPPOSITE D. WILLIAMS,’ BLACKSMITH’S, SEDDON STREET. M O fl DRIB G E, TAILOR, DRAPER, &c. RUSH! OH! The NEW RUSH to MOGDRIDGE’S IS TURNING OUT WELL, AND Is likely to be a permanent one, as all hands are satisfied with the Extraordinary Cheapness of his DRAPERY, HOSIERY, BOOTS, HATS, &c. FOE THE LADIES, Lovely Silks, Darling Bonnets AND TO’jiii 1 ' Tig*' "di iu'-y m EMh Besides all the other requisites for Outdoor and Indoor Dresses; and as tt STOCK IS. NEW, FASHIONABLE, AND CAREFULLY SELECTED, From the Best Markets, the opportunity of inspecting THE FINEST STOCK ON THE COAS"] Should be at once taken advantage of. nett FL&MiLs, it®. Mrs. MOGDRIDGE, Dressmaker, Ac.