Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Taihape Daily Times, 28 June 1919, Page 8

FOR Boots, Shoes, and all kinds on dainty footwear for ladies, tor dressy-looking wear for gents or lautes, G. E. Little is not equalled_ G E. ‘Little, the Shoe Merchant. A LALLELY LIGHT is chea.pcr to run than Kerosene and candle S—it gives you all the comforts and conveniences of electricity in your homes and bliminafes all risk of fire from naked lights.‘ Write or call to-day for pal‘ticulars_ ——--.'-TAIHAPE MOTORS In D.

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