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Temuka Leader, Issue 1897, 28 May 1889, Page 1

SPECIAL I pelted to Purchase ' largely this Month,- and, ai* OPENING THIS DAY a Larg? Conaignment of Fur Peliaseß Furldalias Fur Trimmings Double-Width Dress Stufii, ll|d! ' Line of Stride Stuffs, 6$d A Better-Class Stuffs in Amazon Cloth and\Fdu!tfs • Ribbons ia all Widths < drillings—Choicer and lOheap ; Ulsters—New Shapes t < Jackets Laces in Variety Flannelettes ShWfcitigo' !;■ ■ Straw<Hatis ; in Variety; s*' 5 *' .We would also call attention,to a Large Purchase from the Liquidators of the Aahburton Woollen Milta of j ! BLANKETS AND TWEEDS, 1 . Which we have Bought at a Rebate of 25Feir Cent;., AND MARKED CORRESPONDINGLY LOW. T B &iIvTHOMSQNi Dbapbbs and Silk Meecbss, TIM-AKU. se2s

OR THE CHRISTMAS SEASO N Children's Elastic-aide Boots, 10 to 13, ' 3s 6d pair Women a Kid Elastic-aide Boots 6s lid pair Women 8 Kid Shoes v ., 7a 6 j pair Men's Slcmg Boots ... 10s6dpsi flannelettes, all colors ... 4sdyard Print, Sateens, etc., at Special Valuta Strong Carpet ... Is yard.{lsyard wide) Strong Sheeting, 9£d yard (2,yards wide) Grand Flannel ... ... B£d yard Blue Serge for Boys' Suits ... Is 3d yard Strong'Tweed for Boys' Suits, Is 6d yard Splendid-Line in Cretonnes ""..-, 6sd yard Girls' and: Boys Straw-Sailor<Hats; ; Id each Choice Assoktmeni • In T R 1 EME.D MILLINER Y 1 NICE VARIETY IN""" CHRISTMAS.'AND IJ3W YM& PRESENTS AND GARBS;, A Nw Stock'o* M E N'S, YOU TH 8 AND $0 Y S TWEED SUITS; PRILLLIMGS, TIES; LACES/GLOYESi HOSIERY' Socially Selected for the Ohmtmas Season'* Gi Hi I X L DRAPEiBY: MAKT; TEMUKA. mr3 ZEALANDSA BOOTS. THE GRANDEST WEARING BQOJS MAIHJFAOTttRED'iK Tils COLONY; ' jHESE Boots are now being, sent for from Victoria, Queensland, and New Setith'' Wales, by CuiWraefr-' whol hare bad them previously in -New Zealand.' Some time ago a family returning to York-! ahire were . fitted put; with M Zealandia " Boots by a large Storekeeper, and they wrote to him-tosay that their "Zealandia" Boots' caused* a deal'Of discussion in the Old Country, and they stoutly maintained'!that no Finer Wearing Boots could be-. Made in England. 1 Since writing, these Colonists hare returned to New Zealand, and hare informed us that their boy wore a Pair Of the "DEPENDABLE" SCHOOL BOOTS while going i Heme; all the time at Home ; Vhile 1 returning ; and has since worn them at School for: Two Months, and the Boots are PERFECT yet. Erery other Pair gave Equal Satis-' faction. There is no Greater Eoonomythan' in Buying " ZEALANDIA" BOOTS, and! | remember that none are genuine unless' I Branded on the Sole Sold by the Leading Boot Makeis and Store keepers throughout New Zealand, and Wholesale by del3 CHRISTOHUROH Per Day to be made _.. _ _ byPerßsns of either Sex, a their own localities.at Work for us New business. All meet with wonderful sue cess. Anyone can do the work.. Capital not required. We will start you. Outfit worth £l.mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted *o the regions? in which this Publication circulates. Boys and Girls can earn nearly as much as Men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the delay; but write to us at once, Addross—Stinson and Co. Portland, Maine United States. "20