It is not generally known that, in addition to the largest variety of carpets in Auckland, there may also be seen at the City Hall furniahing-room a nice assortment of furnitnre, so that buyers can make their selection of drapery, clothing, millinery, carpets, furniture, bedding, Sue, at one establishment, and depend on getting goods at most reasonable prices. Holloway and Garh<£ are fortunate in securing the services oMt. K. Cranwell (late Cranwell and Co., Short-land-street), -who is now superintending their cabinet department, and is producing the game class of substantial andiuwidaome tnnuture which gained for that firm euch a good reputation. Some very chaste"drawing-room suites are now on view, alsp dining, bedroom* , kitchen furniture, and an immense variety ot chairs* ...to. suit any class of, rooms. Hotei--keepers", "boarding-houße proprietors, ™ >1 *? e ~ keepers, and, : young people., contemplating matrimony are recommended to pay a yi*>i« to Holloway and Garlick's, drapers, clothiers, . cabinet-makers, and upholsterer?, City ita«» , Queen-street, Auckland. •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4665, 26 October 1876, Page 2
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