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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 159, 5 July 1879, Page 3

MEOT. WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK THEN' COMES THE TUG OF WAR LYON AND HARROP have determined—to meet the PRESENT DEPRESSED STATE OF THE MONEY MARKET—to CLEAR OUT THEIR SET K •AT PRICES TOTALLY REGARDLESS OF COST. An Inspection will prove this to be no mere SHAM SALE, the GOODS being NEW AND FASHIONABLE, and the Proprietors leave the Public to judge for themselves aa to the genuineness oi the Sale. FOR 21 DAYS ONLY. NOTE THE ADDRESS : ! If If AJKJtH ROTHERHAM HOUSE, TEMUKA. MILFORD HAVEN I ! THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF OUR T E PER ' STORMY! PETREL.' JUST to Hand, no danger having occurred!in crossing the Bar. The GOODS are in prime condition ; we can therefore, with confidence, invite our numerous customers to' come and see if the l/V'A UU Is not the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN. BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN TO CASH BUYERS. All Goods marked in PLAIN FIGURES, with the smallest possible per-eentage of profit, to meet tho prevailing hard times. )AAIHC! LADIES' KID BOOTS, in Great Variety,? and of the Newest Fashions, especially suitable for winter wear, and manufactured specially for this market. LADIES' PRUNELLA and LEVANT BOOTS LADIES' "SHOE OF THE PERIOD," very stylish MEN'S LIGHT WATERTIGHTS, nailed and unnailed MEN'S, BOYS', and GIRLS' ELASTIC SIDE and LACE-UP BOOTS CHILDREN'S FELT BOOTS in all Colours* and Sizes CHILDREN'S BOOTS in KID, ORDINARIiR and PATENT LEATHER, all sizes. DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE. TEMUKA.