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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6149, 2 August 1881, Page 3

New comers wishing to fumisli quickly can do so in one day by purchasing from the large stock at the City Hall Arcade. Tho proprietors study to keep furnishing goods to suit all classes, and sell at cheap rates. An immense assortment of bed-room furrjture, which, with few exceptions (such us iron bedsteads, toilet glasses, etc.), are manufactured by themselves at their factories in Lome-street. Tho greatest variety of carpets in the North Island can bo shown by Garlick and Cranwell. Tapestry, from 2s lid per yard; Brussels, from 4s lid; jute, from BJd. Novelties, just arrived: the "Royal Axminster" carpet, with handsome border; the Worceste. Btaii carpet, made of horsehair, Tory durable; handsome coverings for drawing-room suites, and latest designs In Brussels. Bayers got 5 per cent, discount for cash at time of purchase on all famishing goods. Tho drapery and clothing departments arc conducted on the Co-operative Cash System, and goods arc marked at a small advance on coat, and it is only on the very Urge turn over of capital that the business is made remunerative. Support the cash system, and purchase , , rom Garlick and Cianwell, City Hall Axcade, and you will not have to pay for other people's bad debtei

Bbonzi.—lt is to be deplored that Japanese art is in its decadence. Western civilization has inraded the land of the Mikado and Tycoon, and the country which produced at once the most classic and most grotesque forms of art, has become so imbued with tko "Brummagem" spirit that connoisseurs no longer delight in its productions. There are still, however some rare articles to be procured, and I can cell for £3 a set of mould omnmenti in pure bronst, tho figures in basso-relievo, and cut by hani with the chisel (not cast). This set is worth six guineas in a jeweller's. I have also some pure copper votes' enamelled and inlaid with metal work, ac half-price. These goods were exhibited at the Sydney international Exhibition, and to t!i« cognoscenti are worth Inspection.— J. . M. Moliionuwr, litroimm ic.neit Cruickshank, Miller and Co,'s, Quwn-strect