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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 83, 10 April 1900, Page 7

FURNISHINGS, ETC. ■ j . i •3- Having opened up the bulk of their season's shipments, their spacious premises are filled VV V.. with an excellent and huge Stock of Goods suitable for Autumnal *;v ♦ 'II and Winter wear, in \t Silks Furnishings Small Wares Ladies' Undercloth'g ;£ lit Velveteens Furniture Trimmings Baby Linen ji t| Dresses Hosiery Fancies Gents' Outfitting %% ;£• Blankets Glove- Japanese Goods Hats £• i:| Flannels Umbrellas Toys Tweeds £ Sit Curtains Ribbons Millinery Woollens £: :;! Carpets Laces Mantles Tailoring J; :£ &c., &c, &c. |j •;v —<?><*><s><i>s><s*sxj><s><s^^ — . ?* •3' Also desire to direct attention to the fact that the increasing demand for Silk, k •••• Cotton and Woollen and the shortage of raw material has caused a considerable /"Ifr^ S ' ••I" advance in prices, but the vigilance of their buyers has placed them in such a i! "'«' position as to enable them to offer these at old prices, and to maintain their V^JJWViai^-*"' <fil|? m I 111 reputation for selling P\\\\ H j'i Novelties 4^ I 1 Reliable Goods! ..... | I AI MILLINERY I 1 Lowest Prices! A mi ms I if : z==========^^ /^v Departments fe PLEASE NOTE ARE OPENING UP NEW GOODS EX S.S. WAIMATE AND INDRAMAYO CONSISTING OF rytf vx . , FURNISHING DRAPERY, BEDSTEADS, A. B. CHAIRS, LINOLEUMS, CARPETS AND 'FANCY GOODS. INSPECTION INVITED. INSPECTION INVITED. THE BEST PLACE V© FURNISH FROSVi IS The Tonson Garlick Company, Limited, . • J3»\ ( I I I r r i\l ■% 1 Irk I 1 i $ l\. S J*\ S\l I J /«k V/wL^L-ilil W 1 «. 5 #i %J^ V/ IV Ln I ft-/©