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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4789, 23 March 1877, Page 3

-Are "Sou Engaged?— When you marry and "irish to obtain rood value for money, Visit, the City Hall Arcade. Amongst the numerous improvements made. in Auckland . lately. Messrs. Eolloway and Garlick's is one of the mostim--portaut; they'Eave turned the large Music Hall Into a splendid Sho^-rooni. for. Furniture and Carpets, &c ; They can furnish a house throughout in one day. They import largely from England, and also have a numerous staff constantly manufacturing Furniture under the superintendence of Mr. K. Cranwell (late Cranwell and Co., Shortland-strcet). Their cabinetwork is really good, and their large business is due to the cheapness aud durability of their goods. Bedding is a special feature,! and is made on : the premises from thoroughly good, material. In , addition, to furnishing requisites, "they keep a large and, wellassorted stock Drapery, Millinery,- : and Manchester. Goods.VLadies' Underclothingj and Boys' arid Meri'/j Clothing. : The Arcade is con,ducted after the London style. / Country settlers especially will find it convenient to patronise. Holloway and Garlick, City Hall Arcade, Queenstreet, Auckland.'- ; ° , ■■