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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 56, 27 June 1914, Page 7

BBDBBHB gSESISI ' -■ ;; - : ■'■■■■.■■*:■■■.■■ ■'-• -■>-'• ' ■ , " -• ' '-' SWEATER, Jp ALSO "THE ROVER." SOLE AGENT, BTHATFORS. ■ I , * , ... aggfflE ..-.. i m ***■: wi M*m '< ■■!ir* •■'..-?■ s &*>£■ See that your Shoes bear this Brand Stylish women appreciate the Zealandia brand on footwear, for experience has shown that it secures not only style and quality, but comfort and long service. Zealandia shoes are made in New Zealand, of the finest leathers but specially tanned to meet New Zealand conditions—of the best materials—by New Zealanders many of whom have Vjgslbk worked in the great factories of England and America? Thousands of New Zealand women no •'.•!*&. , §s3w longer pay for prejudice—they purchase Zea- ,.-» landia Shoes because they've proved that priceforpriceZealandias are thebest value. Most good Shoeman \iill supply you withZealandias. If your Shoeman \ hasn't got Zealandias, i write to j\ Skelton, Fr»stick S\ & Co., Ltd. CHRISTCH.URCH. And at Auckland, i Palinemon N. and Grsymouih. . 87 XV':: m ~Mt I '!':'.; ! in:* l 5 ""- J)* '-vm m n^'^^S^ Boots 6—Shoes ~„ .-.:.: . ;'.,■. :■■.. *,■■'"■'>'■■ ■ ■.■..>'■ .■■■•' - >'>?•' ' £■?••:*■ ■■-;■■,.' ■ MIM ■ '"^m *r: mmmmmm w ' the BIGGEST The Cross Ties are 6 in. apart which makes a tremendously strong fence. 'I This fence will Jier courage any Pig and there is no danger # of young stock being scratched or torn. With .barks along the top tho Fence is serviceable for any stock. GEI OUR CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal Street, Chrfstchurch

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