PUBLIC NOTICES. Frequently request us to give them some idea of what articles are necessary, and an approximate cost of the same. #l rith a view to assist such, and especially those who cannot conveniently call on us, we beg to submit the following ESTIMATES, and will also be pleased to send our Illustrated Price List and Bedding List post free, although these lists by no means represent^ our enormous stock of Household Requisites of every description, an inspection of which we cordially offer to anyone desirous of looking through our MAGNIFICENT SHOW-ROOMS, without being asked to purchase. We will be pleased to vary these Estimates, or supply Estimates and Designs of a Superior Class of Furniture, Floor Coverings, etc. Estimate No. I—l Estimate No. 2— j )$-4(l Double Iron Bedstead ©fcyniW HW w | Estimate No. 3— | Mattress, 2 Pillows J _ . j Woven-whe Mattress ' ' I _P T _%~_\ 0 O IRI ifi Washstand, Towel-rail, and Table „„«., C& IT" I O&0 OUa Cane-seat Chair DRAWING-ROOM. W I Cheat of Drawers Suite in Genoa Velvet and Plush, jj I Carpet and Curtains or Tapestry, 3 Pieces 8 toawiwp ROOM S I O T>_.nHtr P.lton PViairo S JJjh.AVVIINu-iiWUj.VI. Roller Blind, Pole. 21 retty Rattan Chairs | £6 8 4 Polished 1 able g .Saitc in Tapestry or Genoa (!) pieces) Tapestry Carpet, aud Rug 8 2 Occasional Chairs I SITTING-ROOM* Overmantel 8 Polished Table, Overmantel a tt vi /1 m. • Whatnot, Music Stand fl Brussels, Carpet, and Rug nxd lable, 4 Uiairs Fender and Firebrasses 0 Whatnot, Music Stand Polished Chiffonnier Blind, Roller, and Pole 1 Fender an«l Firebrasses j Stuffed Couch Curtains, Coal Vase | Blinds, Boilers, Poles Floorcloth and Rng nmmn ~*. £™ iWWn 0?* 1 \* m _?„ j r> v jdv 1 BEDROOM. I Polished Cabinet Fender, Roller and Blind I £%_ 9 6 Pole, Curtains, Tablecloth Brass-mounted Bedstead I DINING ROOM I 73 6 Wire Mattress.'Kapok ditto I " 1 TfTTPHFiST Bolster and 2 Pillows 1 Suite, 9 pieces in leather 5 iuitnan. Handsome Duchess Pair 1 Sideboard of Superior Design Table, Safe Wardrobe, with class door | Telescope Table, Bx4 2 Chairs Linolenm, 2 Chairs i Walnut Overmantel 1 10 2 Boiler, Blind, and Pole 1 Linoleum and Rug Curtains, Commode 1 Brass Rail Fender and Firebrasses > » ... , ... ~ ~ _ 15 15 ■3 I Dinner Waggon A better class, with two or three g Bedlwm> say 80 0 Blinds, Polls, Curtain additional articles, about £710s. r I Coal Vase, Tablecloth extra. HALL. | 47 15 0 Best Bedroom, say 25 0 0 I Polished Hallstand Spare Bedroom, say 10 0 0 -J Linoleum and Mats 3 0 0 HALL. KITCHEN. Polished HalLstand, 2 chairs to Say 3 10 0 match Curtains, Linoleum, Mats, etc ■■ 11 5 0 KITCHEN. Dresser, 2 Chairs, Meat Safe, table Floorcloth, Mangle i 8 0 0 SUPERIOR FURNITURE In Antique Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, Tasraanian Lightwood, Cedar, Rimu and Puriri, Rimu and Hungarian Ash, Kauri and Mottled Kauri, Rewarewa, and other New Zealand woods; also, in Art Green, Enamelled in Art Shades, and in various Imitation Woods. Superior "SHERATON," "CHIPPENDALE," and other ART CHAIRS, etc., in Silk Tapestries, Genoas, Art Velvets, Silk Plushes, French Cretonnes, etc. Exclusive Designs in Kattan, Bamboo, Rush, and Wicker-work, botb in Auckland-made and Imported Goods. Bamboo Verandah Blinds, from 4ft. to 12ft. wide, Ely Blinds, Folding Draught Screens, etc. LOWEST CASH PRICES. UPHOLSTERERS, CABINETMAKERS, AND GENERAL DRAPERS.
llllMy tt vJfillJl F. LAMBOURNE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. ■iniiec FfIIDHtTIIDC - - Lar 8e Shovr Kooms- Handsome Suites of HOUSE FUKNSTUn£ " Furniture, Chest Drawers, Sideboards, » - %23^2&3S?*?*~ FURNISHING DRAPERY- - IK^S^'S'K^S ;....... i*» c.^, Qnu_. $S_ > °*h Curtasas, New Window Blinds. innuiiAunrilV Bed Rock Prices. Builders' Tools, Orion iTOMOtfpQIY " ' Kaupes, Fenders and Fire Irons, Miwaug ; >t M«» »^»<» Machine-, Mangles Wriflßers, Garden ••• Tools, Dairy Uteusila, Bamboo Verandah Bliuds. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE preserve Pans, Dinner Services, Tea Sets', y»»«t»t»M««««»<«<w«»T Cutlery, Lamps, Filters, Glass Dishes, Tumblers, etc. HANDSOME ELECTRO-PLATED WARE FOR GIFTS OR PRESENTATIONS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IU TOWN. NORTHERN BOILER MILLING CGIM, WL ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY, and Bnild up the North, not the South. would our wram wrw oJts, etc., keep the foregoing limU befere you, and OTSIST OH HAVING JJ3| "PREMIER" OR "CAMPION" FLOUR Md j y*f "STANDARD" OATMEAL, Rolled & Flaked Oats ULJ , , , which Bamain TTnb«at«n. . * l factum o_.tm.«l. Eo^^l^Q^^u&o^a >/tt» ft^^WflweaSeii!
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 28 February 1901, Page 7
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