[BOOTS FOR INDIA.]
T. GRUNDY,
Boot Maker,
133, LEADENHALL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE INDIA HOUSE,
AND
44, ST. MARTIN'S LANE, CHARING CROSS,
Respectfully begs leave to acquaint Officers of the Army, the Civil Service, Cadets, and others proceeding to India, that he has introduced an entirely new process in the preparation of leather, whereby it is rendered most beautifully soft and pliable, and at the same time so much changed in its nature, as not to occasion that pain and inconvenience universally experienced in wearing new boots. They bear a most beautiful polish, requiring no blacking; they do not crack or become hard, and are remarkably soft and pleasant to wear. Ease, elegance and durability, are combined in these Boots, and are invaluable for warm climates.
T. Grundy earnestly solicits one trial, which will be convincing.