Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 7, 29 April 1914, Page 7

auaiNEsa NOTICES, ■■■-s^*:'-'* 2-SEATER, 5-SEATER, £|9Q ALSO "THE ROVER." AGENT, 8T R ATFORD. wmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmMmauM^ammm UWI £S?E W®T BUFERiTITIOUip 6 5 G N 8." € Q R A T 0 IH 8, IP WAY NORTH* Sire fe««» lt| »k* stfSH giYfi MS *alM«i Ur year mmm If jf«s -«IH Sat m ALWAYS "KICK" IF DISSATISFIES. S-3EONI 13% WE'LL MAKE GOOD EVERY TIME. 'FHONB MW. * i^^ s Wots &w Shoes Zeakisdias give i Style plus Service | 1 Every woman wants foot- 19 wear with beauty, grace and m style. But she wants service ft too—long wear—a shoe that can Eg be re-soled and will still hold Eg its shape. Zealandia Shoes sup- m ply all these requirements—they || are neat, trim and pretty, find fixi are guaranteed to give satisfact- M ion. Made on the latest English Hg and American lasts—from the j§ finest leathers —sewn with the m best silk and linen threads—in at a factory employing hundreds & of skilled workers—each pair £j must, at various stages pass the £| critical examinatioii of six In- M apectors. Every New Zealand woman owes it to herself to S wear Zealandias, and one pair 5 will more than satisfy her that in comfort, style, long service and JwsM value, no other brand surpasses M&i&oWyWtt them. Ask your gSS^H jj landias. If he can't 5 supply you, write"to 6 Skelton, Frostick I &Co., Ltd. & CHSISTCHURCH. Sa A.nd at Auckland, s>{v I ' '% and Greyinouth. £ IX 59 A ■.-. ... : V/nA .... •• ' .".*'.• fi :r*»: FSieriJ* IIS •:->v .:>, '"•.V * .-•: ■;V' i-cT:: & . >,i.\ ~, raffijtffiia K* ur-.vr. 1 V.V laiwinn iW*^ r . •-»^v^-..-^^.^,.-;^r:-:'-.v."ff.t;j.:--^^vr'^^ Cvcs nwp" c y£La BIGGEST The Cress Ties are 6 in. apart which makes n tremendously strong fence. This fence will disCourage any Pig and there is no danger of young stock being scratched or torn. GET OUR CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FEWGE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal Street, Christchureh

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