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Evening Star, Issue 20556, 7 August 1930, Page 5

Eighty-ninth of a series of copyright advertisements in which it is proved that “ Home, Sweet Home, begins with a visit to NEES 9WHB UffiKH m 15 m .. Zf ,mt sJto~ The sounder workmanship and greater beauty of NEES furniture actually cost less~ WHY-? Illustrated above ; “CUMBERLAND” Suite in Oak for £3*IUIThe same Suite finished in Stain —equally wonderful value at £25/2/0. Look at the Duchesse Chest in the illustration. See the three verv largo drawers with the two medium ones above. Here you have considerably greater room than that offered by the chest of any ordinary suite at the price, plus the advantage of a large oval mirror. headlights add to its attractiveness,_ as they also do to the capacious yet neat wardrobe. This has a drawer and also an oval mirror. The full panelled bedstead has raised oval panels each end, and is complete with wire mattress. Pedestal cabinet to match. Oak Suite, deposit £6/2/6. Payments* 6/ weekly. Stain Suite, deposit £5. Payments, 5/ weekly. Naturally, when you come right to the works to buy you expect to pay less for the same furniture. But when those works are situated out of the shopping area, at a location where rates are considerably lower (yet within easy access of the city), and those works are the largest in New Zealand, you can expect greater savings still. And because NEES employ the most modern methods and the most highly skilled labour obtainable you are assured of high-grade furniture regardless of the low price. It’s worth your while to make a few minutes journey from the city to save ten, twenty, thirty pounds, or more. i^rlaßuraasnHeE9r! sm( Sail THE BIG FURNITURE PEOPL.I corker of hanover street and anzac highway DUNEDIN Open till 9 p.m. Fridays

MANUFACTURING FURRIERS, DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES NOW OFFERING. CLIENTS’ OWN FUR SKINS MADE UP. New Zealand Fur Co.; Ltd. Phone 10*893. 81 GEORGE STREET. (Next Warden#’.)