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Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 August 1940, Page 3

i fe I i s- I 8 I SPI ' ■ t' 1 'C.:. “ H ANN AH’S for School Footwear” / '*■ is an economy lesson known to J f psP* parents throughout New Zealand. / < 7 Designed for growing feet, Hannah’s u ~ school boots and shoes are honestly made from the very best materials, U- i and sold at New Zealand’s lowest ft u prices! Bring the kiddies in to >X ' - ' YOUR Hannah Shop before the new term commences. I 379 — Sturdily built Tie Shoe for Girls ' n BLACK CALF. Attractively stitched and punched with gimped tongue. Hard wearing "Uskide” soles and heels. 1827 —BLACK CHROME with Screwed soles. Wsa® - * Light School boots. 1807 — Boys’ Stout CHROME Derby shoe. I I and 12 13 and I 2 and 3 8 9andlO I I and 1 2 Famous “ USKIDE ” Studded Rubber sole and ,7/9 20/3 J 3- 14/3 15/3 9 and 10 I I and 12 13 and I 4 . r 7 1/A 77/H 'ia/V 10/V f3 / !l SS / !I 17 /' r-i 16/3 17/6 JB/9 2and3 1825 - Same style, but of STOUTER ' ' | MATERIALS throughout, and with toe and S lllra, \ h - |p| ates. ALL GOODS POST FREE 15/3 16/6 17/6 ' CASH WJTH ORDER 2 and 3 19/6 4 and 5 21/6 ga M TCumnn ~| C S H O 1 402—Girls* BLACK PATENT Stylish High — m 8 Jjaaß HI Front Buckle Bar shoe. Punched and QUEEN STREET, lipM ajSsßa 'Stei stitched as illustrated. Stout Leather MASTERTON. 3 I 3 and! 2 and 3 ' KF |7/3 j AND AT CARTERTON. 4 and 5 20/6 6 ’ S 21/3

A guide escorting a group of women through a canning factory indicated a girl worker, and said: “She puts the pork in the beans." "Where is the girl who takes it out?" asked one of the group.

B.H. NIGHTLY (12) TO STAND THE SEASON AT GREYTOWN. Marcs met at Greytown Railway Station. All care taken, but no responsibility. FEE: 15 GUINEAS. Grazing, 5/- per week. J. A. MCDOUGALL, Martinborough. Or— H. McNAE, Groom, Greytown.