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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4668, 30 October 1876, Page 3

The Australian papers have been always good at coining words, and the Baidigo Advertiser appears to excel in this department of literary genius. That journal terms items of news verbally oommnnicated to it, " Anthropolograms. A notice . appears. in our advertising columns from Mr. W. F. Kerwin,, cautioning persons against buying certain property in Durham-street. A bazaar; will be held at Newmarket Hall to-inorrow and Wednesday, on behalf of the funds of the Primitive Methodist Church. ! Are You Engaged ?—When you marry,. and wish to obtain good value for money, visit the City Hall jArcade. Amongst tlje numerous improvements, made in Auckland Messrs. and Garlick's js orie'of the most important; they have turned the large' Musio Hall into a eplendid Showroom for Furniture and Carpets, &c. They can furnish a house .throughout in one day. They import largely from England, and also. I have a nomerous staff odastanuyiin'anhfactufing Furniture under the superintendence of Mr, R. Cranwell (late Cranwell and Co|, ,S^or%nd-street). Their,, <jaljinet-work jsreally good,' and their is dtje £ to the ' ctieagn'eps 1 amJ o ' durability of thejr goods. BeddMg'is'a special feature, and ismade on the premises, from thoroughly ' good material. In addition to furnishirjg requisites,, they, keep,, a T large and wel| assorted 'stock' of "tlrapo'ry, Millinery, aiyl Manchester Goods, Ladies' .Underclothing, and Doys''and Men's The Arcade is conduated after the London style. Country settlers especially will find it_ convenient to patronise Holloway and Garlick, City Hall Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland.