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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 4 February 1899, Page 8 (Supplement)

Lanjb & Smith late F. Lainboiirrje KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Handsome SUITES ©F .FURNITURE from £5:0:0 Splendid Selection in HOUSE FURNITURE at Bed-Rook Prices (Wicker, Rattan and Bamboo Chairs, Platform Rockers, Mantel Mirrors, &c. jo ■ " -■■ ~ - T_ JUST LANDED \ fey a ■ * \\'jsf (*% Heavy Shipment; of Bra.ss and :3T |I»mA-»» Eg yi Pearl Mounted Italian Bedsteads, I 1 | f S I' ' §y&k ' Half-Tester Bedsteads, French jP^ —"""* ~ai'wi""]t-",<S|" 1£ SO Bedsteads, Children's Cots, Sheet- ! I ' e-t '$\_&@)\. '$ if f'W\ If sSI, *ns' Ol"^s> Lace Curtains, Win- ! f'f' ''"^S 'r^J 2 Ikfs I if 1 1I fH dow Bliuds,&e- Wire Mattresses !3> »'! 'wjifoil*- §i tUfl P#l IS 'I r -»^ ''I '''i'-'i fcO H IFh 1 I H 1 IS' OK EVERY DESCRIPTION. 'S^iii',':'li|l^p Jft fk $? |?\I'V $ %M_mr New Light Colours in Carpets, M' Fr^^^^^^^S^^vT^i' Linoleums and Floorcloth. rannrrrn J& — '£—£ rwt—>■— v*-"—""-^ : Mason's Preserve Jars, Brass, -~ tj -j - ' .. """ Copper and Enamel Jam PansTHE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN. WE FURNISH THROUGHOUT, INSPECTION INVITED. (MIXED READY FOR USE) Are the best to be had. The colours (excepting blue) are absolutely perms. vent. They will not crack, and are far cheaper than the ordinary mixtures, ■Thej are ready for use, and n.«ed no skilled labcur. To be hud in 22 colours. Price, in 141b tins, 36s cwt; single tin?, 4|d lb; small tins, 6d lb. !?0 be had from Painters Mid Merchants throughout the Colony ; and fronj J. J. HOLLAND & SONS, 55 and 57, Victoria-street, Auckland.

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