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CE*cry Pair Carriage Free f«r Cash viiUllj Order. /^W /? SEND FOR FRICC LIST. i-plei'did Green Hide Al Watei tight Boot?, Nailed and Plated, H,'6 Jffi'-" -S?^"*'-^^^^ Soft Durable Chrome Balmorals, 11/9 • > ;'^v^'J|^^S'"J F.Ntra Fine ditto, sewn, smait Dress Bcots, 14/- Light Blncheis, G/ll X>-^:s^:>^s^;|:^K£X > -^: s^: >^s^ ; |:^K£^ t V* hite Cricket Boots, 10/9 Aos¥. V? & *^$&S Stout Watertight Balmorals, Nailed and Tinted 12'- :^~&te'S^%s^^i L'\tia Stout Double-w aisted Watertight UlulLli-, \\oud- __ a -<-^^' l^cgcd ai d Hated, Al wear, 13/l^' *'^ V^«\ Splendid Black Canvas Shoes, sewn, 7 (>. .^^^/■^'M^%^^"=V''V *' §8f \\ %m WOMEXS LINES. CHILDREN S LINES fifflll \ <Jy \ Pplcndid Cbrcme Shoes, Al wear, Sll Light Strap Shoes, 2's to o's, Black 01 Tan, 2/Em\ \ x A piessOhiomeKoots splendid wear 10,0 l'atcnt Shoes. Protector Toes, 4's to O's, 2/- ; 7's to Elm \f \ ' ' Di ess Kid Balmorals, 11,0. Button Boots. 11 '■) -^ 3/ ' illm r, t\ \ C Fashionable E^cning Shoes, .'!;!>. Extia quality, 4,9 _. "■' .'-,. „ „ „ .. . „ , „ 1/f j \iV » X— ' / Stockyard Boots, Al w ear, 10 6 80 - % }' ? nd G , » * Rl!ed ,^? ts ;. ' sto ' °< G ; IS F^Jas/ Chrcmo or Kid Eutton Boots, 11/6 10 s and n*, 5 . 1] 512 s and 13 s - A1 f/li I f ' SIT 1^ Leather Slippers— Light, 3/0; ditto, Strong 4 9 Youths', Extia Strong, l's to 3"s, 5,9; 4's and 5V,, llf ! I) T^ House Slippers, Carpet Soles, 1/3; Leather Soles, -2 3 911 TRY US FOB. GUM BOOTS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. " Hornsby" Steel Binders and Mowers. C5Tk« — — ■£ JSB£ :OTp a MADE IN EKGLAJSD. ""'"^^rT^lf j^ Binders, Mowers, Rakes l^^^^^^P^#^^^fe^^, ICXTEAS Stocked Everywhere. SOLE ACEXTii. . \"T ABOUR-SAVING Farm Machines are what every Farmer wants. Hired help is scarce, and there are so many odd jobs about the farm that are a drudgery that every Farmer is on the look out for a machine that will lessen that drudgery. i j Here is one, f^^^^t Particularly : and the 1 HjiTL p adapted Highest Type ifefptr 1 combining k=i P g o^^^il^ff ; Ivm Strength UCT Bj|j|| Mfl Call in and See Simplicity. 'l 'I '^/^S* Yourself. Characteristics— ECOlNOJVlV. REUIA3IUITV, <& POWER. International Harvester Company of America.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 22

Page 22 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 22

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