Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 182, 31 January 1912, Page 5

BOYS' SCHOOL APPAREL AT THE MELBOURNE. The parent, guardian or schoolboy who wishes to be sure he is not paying too niueh for his outfit must shop at the Melbourne. There is nothing-else for it. A selling supremacy that has survived the hut fifteen years will be maintained stronger than ever throughout the year. Prices like the following simply stagger opposition. Boys' braces 3d, boys' celluloid collars with metal buttonholes fid, boys' heavy cashmere stockings with double knees Is (id pair, boys famous "Viwear" hose Is !>d to 2s <)d, boys' black stockings with turnover tops (diamond pattern) 2s Oil to 3s (id. boys' tennis shirts 2s lid, boys' Varsity suits 7s lid, Hs Gd to lis 0(1; boys' caps. Is; bovs' knickers, all-wool and well made, 2s lid to 5s lid; pure all-wool saddle tweed knickers, 4s lid to (is lid, very fine value: boys' Kaiapoi Norfolk suits, 13s !)d to 17s fid; boys' natty dark green Petone suits, 14s (id to 18s (id; boys' superior grey tweed suits, Petone make, l.is fid to 21s: boys' striped tweed and worsted continuation knicker suits, 22s (id to 2!)s (id; boys' flannels. 2s lid.; boys' fine woven singlets, Ik lid to 2s lid; boys' oilskins. 8s (id: boys' chrome school boots, sizes 1 to 5, 8s lid; boys' kip shooters, sizes 1 to 5, 7s 3d; boys' chrome school boots, sizes 10 to 13, Cs lid. Every line advertised thoroughly dependable and guaranteed to' give good service Advt.