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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 238, 13 November 1909, Page 2

I Fib REVIVAL OF THE S\Xl)\|. Hip popularity of the sand,,] „, ». niorcly a twentieth eenfury modifi'..l ion of (.lm fonljfp.,,. „„ woril 1)V lh( , .I'.ienl (Urccks over two thousand'years [V: ™' m now '" em-tain parts of Wriea the natives wear a sandal which neve y consists of a piece of raw hide niishly fashioned to the s hape of the o,it and held in position with lhon« losing between the first and second yj and around the ankles. The main :..crences hetween the prewnl-ditT sanai and its Greek prototype are th* mission of the thongs aiid the intro". iiction of the perforated vamp. The I inrtal of to-dav is held in nosifinn l,v

■iirap which paws throiifrh a loop in i" vamp and thence fo a lmekle | the ankles, (Inn ensuring close fittinf : (lie most desivalilc part—the lieef be newest <uimlnlx are cut much hishfr iim formerly, and it is found to lie a I

norim cuvrmxr! company in tan or Murk nt Ihn following nrirps:—Rizn« ■t In 0. 3* Id: 7 tn !), 3s 01; 10 ( n 13, Js 3d: 1 nml 2, 4s Oil; ami women'"' sizes. 5s IM.—Ailvt.

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