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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 229, 15 February 1913, Page 5

THE MELBOURNE, LTD. OUTFITTERS FOR MAX AND BOY. We arc complete outfitters in moil's mid boys' apparel in tit" true sense, inasmuch asi wo van till every want in boots, clothing. mercery, hosiery hats anil caps, for the working man as well as for the man of leisure. Here are prices for worthy merchandise £haj must app<al to the economy side of everyone's nature. Strong shooter boots, nailed or plain, from 7/11; ■ Chanfpid® v/atertights, 14/15; chrome shooters., grand value, 13/9: hoys' school hpots, sizes 10 to 13. 6/6; sizes 1 and 2. 7/(5; boys' TCaiapoi tweed Norfolk suits, 13/0 to IS/3; Petone Norfolk, .suits. to 19/0; hoys' tweed knickers, alt wool, 2/11 to 4/fl; saddletwccd knickers, 4/l'l to 6/6; boys' Eton celluloid boys' shirtu, 1/fl to 2/9: boys' tennis shirts, 2/6: boys' stockings, with six-fold knees, 1/- pair; hoys' golf hose, 1/11 to 2/11; mens Kaiapoi seeks, 3 pairs for 2/6; men's Roslvn socks. ]/- pair; merits flannel shirts, 2/6, 2/11. 3/6 to ti/6; men's flannel pants, 3/0; .nen's tennis shirts, 2/11. 3/11; men's negligee shirts, 2/11, 3/11, 'l/'JI; men's Kaiapoi ti&4e& suits, 29/6; men's Petone tweed suits, 35/-; superb saddle suits, 39/6; tailorcut suits, very stylish, 35/-, 49/6 Up to our very bed, make, 65/-. We hold the finest range of tai/Jred suitr in Taranaki. ~ i-