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New Zealand Tablet, Issue 31, 3 December 1897, Page 26

LOFT AND CO., BOOT MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, 9 ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. ' Where do you get your Boots and You see they understand their Shoes I" trade Said Mrs. Smith one day, And buy for ready cash Unto her neighbour Mrs. Jones, Just nothing but the best of Just in a friendly way. goods, And never worthless trash. They last as long again as mine, I used to buy from other shops, And always look so neat ; But found it did not pay ; They seem to fit you like a glove, The soles too quickly did wear So nice they suit your feet." out. Or else the tops gave way." I always buy from Loft and Co," So if you want good Boots and Mrs. Jones did then reply. Shoes, There as on that I buy from them That give good honest wear ; I now will tell you why. Just go direct to Loft and Co , And you will get them there. TRY OUR GUM BOOTS, 21s.

TJUNEDIN CARRIAGE FACTORY Princes street South, Dunedin. HORDERN & WHITE

NILGIRJ_ TEAS. iyr A DRAS TEA IMPORTING COMPANY, LTD STUART STREET, DUNEDIN This Company has been formed for the purpose of introducing to this Colony one of the Finest and Best Known Teas in the World and are appointed Sole Agents in New Zealand for its sale ORDERS given to our Travellers, or sent direct to us will receive CAREFUL and PROMPT ATTENTION. Soliciting you kind favours in the future, — We are, THE MADRAS TEA IMPORTING COMPANY, LTD., Stuart street, Dunedin. P.0.80x 220.

THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT (Opposite Pro-Cathedral) Baubadoes Street, Christchurch. ESTABLISHED 1880. Fresh Supplies of New Works and Prize Books by Standard Authors, from Messrs. W. H. Gill and Son, James Duffy and Co., Burns and Oats, The Catholic Truth Society, The Oxford University Pr^ss, Ward Lock and Co , etc., etc., also from America. Wax Candles and Tin Floats, Statury, Beads, Crucifixes, and a large assortment of Religious Prints and Pictures. N.B. — Milner's End of Religious Controversy. New edition by Rev. Luke Rivington, M.A. Price, Is 6d ; Post Free, 2s. E. O'CONNOR, Proprietor.

/CENTRAL HOTEL PRINCE 3 STREET, DUNEDIN. P. MOLONEY (late of Vannini's Hotel, Moray Place), Proprietor Mr. Moloney is now prepared to offer First-class Accommodation to Visitors, Boarders and the General Public. The very best brands of Wines, Ales and Spirits ke^t in Stock and supplied to customers, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths.