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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 265, 27 February 1873, Page 3

P. A I T KE N (SUCCESSOR TO MESSRS. HERBERT AND CO.) Would call the attention of the Inhabitants of Lawrence and Surrounding Districts that he has on hand a First-class Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, Which he is now offering at a great reduction in prices, to make yoom for New Goods. MEN'S Colonial watertights Scotch, do do Plain and Nailed Wellingtons „ E.S. Calf -tops „ Bluchers lt Balmorals Alao. a large Stock of CANVAS SHOES AND SLIPPERS. LADIES' Fancy Pegged Boota Sewed Kid do Black Cashmere do Drab do MILITARY HEELS. Black and Drab Cashmere House Boots Black and White Glove Kid Boota (Mili-tary-Heels.) SLIPPERS IN GREAT VARIETY. BGYS* Nailed Laceups Copper-toed Boots, Plain do do On]f E.S, do CHILDREN'S FANCY SHOES AND BOOTS At leas than half-price. SPECIALIfOTICE. Just received per mail ship " Dakota," Two Casea AMERICAN SHEPPARD PATENT GUM HIP BOOTS, Leather Soles, Screw Fastened. The Bedews do not go through the rubber sole, but are held by Metal Akchor Plates, embodied in the rubber when, the Boots are made. WARRANTED. WATERPROOF. P. AITKEUDRAPER, CLOTHIER, ANI>. BOOT & SHOE IMPORTER, BOSS PLACE, LAURENCE,