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Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3353, 26 April 1881, Page 3

To the Editor : Sir, —Is there no law to compel consignees of goods to pass cutries within a reasonable time of arrival of the ship ? Here the Loch Dec has arrived and I cannot obtain my cargo until other consignees have passed enlries. Surely this is very hard upon those who have agreed to dispose of theirgoods.—lam, &c,INQUIRER. [The ship can land and store the goods, and this course ought to be adopted when consignees neglect to take the very simple step necessary to facilitate a tepeedy discharge. -Ed. E.S.] The prettiest Rocking Chair tor any class of room ia that known as the Austrian Bent Wood. This stylo of furnltnre is well adapted for thia climate. It is light-looking and yet very strong; it is enitable for either sitting, dining or drawing-room. Garlick and Cranwell were tho first to introduce it to the Auckland public, and i hey have now a large assortment at lower prices than when first offered for sale just landed ex Oxford and previous shipments in Black and Walnut principally. Arm and Side Chuirs, Ladies' and Gents' Kocldng Chairs, Shop and Piano High Chuirs. Childreps'Tablo Chairs, Cbildrens' Low and Arm Chaiw, Settees, eto. Our stock of Hou»o Furnituro and Catpots is well worth inspecting. Now-comers especially should visit the City Hall Arcade. Residents and thoae about to marry will bo aided by consulting our Hook Catalogue, and will find in our Stock Buch a variety that will enable them to furnish their house in a few hours, and at the cheapest rates. Five per cent, discount is allowed for all cash payments on furnishing ordors. Note the addross—City. Hall Arcade, Queen-street, a uokland—Garlick and Cranwell, Vroprletors.-ADVT.