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, New comers wishing to furnish quickly can do so in one day by purchasing from the large itock at tho City Hall Arcade. The proprietors study to keop furnishing goods to suit all classes, and sell at cheap rates. .An immense assortment of bed-room furniture, which, with few exceptions (such as iron bedsteads, toilet glasses, etc.), are manufactured by themselves at their factories in Lome-street. The greatest variety of carpets in the > orth Island can be shown by Garlick and Cranwell. Tapestry, from 2s lid per yard ; Brussels, from 4s lid ; jute, from 81d. Novelties, just arrived: the "Hoyal Axminster " carpet, with handsome border ; the Worcester stair carpet, made of horsehair, very durable; handsomo coverings for drawing-room suites, and latest designs in Brussels. Buyers get 5 per cent, discount for cash at time of purchase on all furnishing goods. The drapery and clothing departments are conducted on the Co-operative Cash System, and goods are marked at a small advance on cost, and it is only by the very large turn over of capital that the business is made remunerative. Support the cash system, and purchase from Garlick and Cranwell, City Hall Arcade, and you will not have to pay for other pooples' bad debtß. Dr. Bright's Phospiiodyke.—Best known remedy for nervousness, indigestion, livor complaints, and all functional derangements ; extensively used in the army and navy, and highly recommended by the medical faculty Dr. Brigut's Phosphodyne.—Only reli able remedy for weak and shattered constitutions, nervous depression, lassitude, loss of power, pimples, impoverished blood, premature decline-; thoroughly re-establisnes the general bodily health. Dr. Bright's Piiosphodyne.—Sold by all chemists throughout the globe. Boware of worthless imitations bearing similar names.—Agents : Now Zeaand Drug Company. The curative properties of the Turkish Bath are daily becoming better known, and rightly so, as the following testimonials show:-—Mr. George D. Lanewrites: ""When I came to your baths I was labouring under one of the most severe colds I ever had" accompanied with pains in the head, chest, and back, and the loss of my voice. Your oxygen bath • with the wet sheet pack worked a miracle with me, and ray voice was restored before I left vour establishment. Next day I was completely well", and instead of weakening me, it gave strength and acted as a tonic to my system " Mr. J. B, Woolcock, Thames, also writes: "Itgives me great pleasure to hand you a testimonial, as I considered my case hopeless, more especially as every known remedy had been persevered in. Thoroughly crippled for fifteen, months with sciatica, I give you credit for making a thorough cure m your baths."—Sufferers from rheumatism, neural gia, etc., are strongly recommended to give the baths a fair trial. Baths open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office of the Auckland Turkish Baths Company Limited, 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildingß, Auckland. Trade Mark, Wamham, Mass. — The American Watch Compahy, of Waltham, Massachusetts, U.S.A., hereby give notice that their Trado Mark, "Waltham, Mass.," Is now registered in the Australian colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand. Proceedings will be taken against any person copying or imitating same, or any vendors selling or offering for sale watches bearing colourable mitations or in any way infringing our rights.— American Watch Company, Waltham, Mass. •

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6055, 14 April 1881, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6055, 14 April 1881, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6055, 14 April 1881, Page 6

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