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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 322, 11 July 1912, Page 5

THE PRICE OF BOOTS. Owing to the recent award, it 'is a moral certainty that manufacturers will raise prices, thus passing the added cost on to the public. The Melbourne ever ready to anticipate such a move is | heavily stocked with all lines of New Zealand manufacture, and w3ll be able to offer goods at prices in no way influenced "bv the recent award. Hereunder is pu%Ji'shed a list of every-dav wellknown hoots, which you are asked to carefully compare with ruling prices elsewhere. We are confident of the result. Men's stout Wuchers, 6/6; men's strong kip shooters, 7/11; youth s strong boots, sizes 1 to 5. 8/11; mens wateitights, 14/0; heavy kip shooters, 12/9; men's'medium weight chrome shooters nailed or plain, 13/9; youths' shooters,. 7/(5; children's chrome balmorals, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6; women's chrome two-bar shoe's, 5/11; women's felt slippers, carpet soles. 1/-; women's check felt slippers, with fancy buckle, 1/3; women's colored felt slippers, with cord soles, 1/3; women's leather slippers, , sewn soles, 3/11; women's chrome slippers, sewn soles. 4/11- The above, are all wellknown onloni.il made lines. No prices ub low « the Melbourne's.—Advt.