CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3534, 12 June 1890, Page 4

CORRESPONDENCE.

(To the Editor.) IIR, —Tjicre bas Ijeen cpnßJflerabto J cnqij'7 in" tnji arid surrounding districts abny.t .these'bqiits wjth wpndeh soles (which a Qhristchurch firm iiff • vortise evorv winter in the columns pi your papers), they are tpokenof ns being far superior to leather soled boots lor winter wear, brim; lighter, warmer, cheaper, and last longer than any other |flnd of ))oots for the wet and cold weather, If all ihwp Ijcard about them is true they nms't be just t'jo thing fyr pprsons suffering froni cold and damp feet, f hey are ajso said to be a sure pure for chjlblaips, wh|oh, «f jtse|f |s wpith knowing. Could you, Mr E.d}top, inform jour humble servant,and alfp tlip laree and eyer increasing number qf subscribers to your, paper, if tho said firm still have and do uianufacture the Oboyip kinds of boots, if bo, what is their and answering thesWin yoprcolujnjs, you will greatly oblige, yours 4o„ Ohr who touts .wm-rem is the WINTER. [ln aimer'to the above wo can endorse all that is Baid about the good qualities of the wooden soled boots, commoniyoalled Clogs, and would recommend anyone suffering from cold pr damp teet, or those who have to be oufii) thetyetand mudtopurch»se a pair oftlie'nWp." Tlieadurees pfthe firin is H. Jfi'yne, Chrißto)iurcb. Wopuld recommM you to writoiorapti.M.|i«tr'Ed.]