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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 18 December 1911, Page 4

A Love Set Tennis Shoe Values There has been a, multiplicity of strikes at Home and our stock of suitable footwear for both Tennis and Cricket has been a little late in arriving. Nevertheless, here they are, and some very fine values are among them. All devotees of our popular summer sports should take an early opportunity of inspecting the new arrivals. We can serve you with any of these to your satisfaction: — Smart White Tennis Shoes, with rubber soles, for ladies. Ladies' Canvas Lace Tennis Shoes, 3/9 to 8/6. Gentlemen's White Tennis Shoes, in white, from 3/II to 25/-. Gent's Cricketing and Yachting Boots and Shoes. Children's White Canvas rubbersole shoes. Repairs done—the best work, of course. DEARE'S Boot Arcade NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD. The Gentlemen of New Plymouth and district are, invited to inspect Summer goods at H. COCKER'S HIGH-CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, DEVON STR ET. SPECIAL TO LADIESOur choice goods are wortn see-, ing—Worsteds, Tweeds, Linens, Poplins, Silk, etc. for highgrade Costumes.

Dad is getting my XMAS BOOTS at the A.B.C. FOOTWEAR Devon Street Central CYCLES SEST PROCURABLE. FIVE YEAKS GUARANTEE. SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. EMERY & CO (Opp. Theatre Royal, N.P.) C7ESION & yyESTON. [STERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. Thoa. S. Weston, Crown Solicitor. Offcea— Brougham St., New PlymouthMountain Road, Inglewood. Manager Inglewood Office Henry R. BflUng, Solicitor.