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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 335, 10 March 1910, Page 8

SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES At the MELBOURNE. Advancing costs oi all leather goods make the majority of our March sale items less than wholesome. Prices will he very much higher, but they'll not he as low again this year. Do you understand why? Because the boots we now offer are made from leathers that soid in the raw 50 per cent, lower than similar hides could be bought for to-day. The foresighted and thrifty are called lucky! If it's lucky to be wise, be wNe and' profit by this sale. Buy NOW while you can at such prices as these: Men's 25s welted boots for 16s 9d; ladies' 17s 6d Gflbson shoes, in tan and black, 14s 6d; ladies' box calf shoes, with patent caps, 8s lid; ladies' 2-har chrome siloes. 5s lid; chrome ward shoes, 5s lid: leather slippers, with sewn soles, 3s lid; men's strong blueher*. 4s lid; men's kip shooters, 7s 6d; men's sofid kip waTeftights, 14s Od; •men's grand wearing heavy chrome (shooters 13s 6d; men's light chrome boots, 10s (id; men's heavy willow calf and box calf Derby balmorals, standard screwed and and stitched, half-in-ib. thick out-soles, and steel heel-plates, beautii'ully finished, T6s 9d; absolutely the champifln boot of Taranaki; sold elsewhere at 255. There are hundreds of other astonishing barasins. Come and sec them.

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