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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 266, 16 November 1878, Page 3

Obig-hyal Poetry. A long way after Scott. ~ — « Breathes there a man with corns so bad Who never to himself hath said This agony I can't endure, Whose Sole hath ne'er in Bluchers burned As down Bridge-street his footsteps turned From wandering far to find a cure. If such there be, go mark himtvell, Bid him with joy and rapture swell, High though his title, proud his name, Hbaly & Son, well known to fame, a The right to cure his troubles claim, Despite the Opposition Snobs around, Whose gas is but an empty sound, The prices they have lowered doivn, And sell the Cheapest Boots in .town^ So all that ivould great Bargains gather Go doivn the street, try Healy's leather. Gentlemen's Elastic Boots reduced to 12s 6d, original price 17s 6d. Ladies 9 Best Lasting Boots, reduced to 9s 6d, original price 12s 6d. All other Goods in proportionate reductions at HEALY & SONS

GENUINE SALE!! 11 ' ni " ' ■ "o^~*^^ Children's Boots from Is. Ladies' Fancy Kid Boots, 5s 6d. Ladies' Morocco Balmorals, 6s od. Slippers from Ss 6d. Ladies' Morocco E. S., 6s 6d. Colonial Watertight®, froni l3s 0d Men's Calf E. S. from 12s 6d. And a large and varied assortment of other lines E L UALLY CHEAP but too numerous to mention. Being the largest importers of Boots and Shoes in New Zetland, we are prepared to offer our Stock for Cash Fifty per Cent. Cheaper than any other House in - '1 rade. LIGHTBAND*Co., Trafalgar-street,