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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 352, 1 April 1910, Page 2

FINAL WEEK OF THE MELBOURNE'S BOOT SALE. , Bear in mind this extraordinary sale with its money-saving opportunities. The better a judge you are of good boots and boot values, the more eagerj you will be to attend this sale. - We are literally sacrificing one of the finest" stocks of boots in Taranaki at prices averaging 15s IN THE POUND, and this in the face of the recent advance in leather! Don't fail to secure ' bargains like these: Youths' strong shooters 6s lid, men's shooters 7s 6d, ; women's two-strap chrome shoes 5s lid, ' girls' lace cjiome. : boots'ss lid, youths' school boots (very etrong chrome with ' steel-slugged, eolee) 10s M, men's sewn J foalmorals lip 6d, men's chrome ■ bal- j •morals (riveted .soles) 10s 64, 'men 's ; r heavy watertighte 14a 6d* tnon|e splen- : | did ctorome shooters 13S #A; men'a • Igwuine welted and standard screwed ' : boots in box calf, glace kid, and willow 1 j calf, some with extra ' strong double ' soles, 16s 9d pair, worth 255. 1 j . i

;«EW PLYMOUTH.-, /fow " ' your chance to secure a smar looking, ' tailor-finisbed, boxed suit for yourself. • ■ Most of flie well-dreaied youths ycm ( see in Ntw Plymouth get their belt, f ! suits from The Rash We've ju«t finiaJjed a' lot of- youths' rait* -ia -plain knickers, buckle and strap ljhickers, ahd button-kneed kniclcer; made friftn tie ® most fashionable doth* and finished in H tip-top style, with well-fitting pitdW * shoulders "attd jeooiJ-KtnHr «uIU. W« ■ hnVp Hwm from 2fi* tw lit Od.«—TOB SLASH. C