New coiners wishing to furnish quickly can do so In one day by purchasing from me UXse stock at the City Hall Arcade. The proprietors sitidy to keep furnishing goods to suit all classes, and sell at cheap rates. An immense assortment of bed-room furniture, which, with few exceptions (inch as Iron bedsteads, toilet glasses, etc), are manufactured by themselves at their factories in Lome-street. The greatest variety of carpets in the north Island can be shown by Garlick and Cranwell. Tapestry, from 2s lid per yard; Brussels, from is lid; jute, from BJd. Novelties, just arrived: the "Koyal Axminster " carpet, with handsome border; the Worcester * stair carpet, made of horsehair, very durable; handsome coverings for drawing-room suites, and latest designs in Brussels. Bayers get 5 p«r cent: discount for cash at time of purchase on all furnishing goods - The drapery and clothing departments are conduct**, 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 irstem and purchase! Rom Garlick and Cranwell,, City Hall Arcade, and you will not have to par for the people's bad debtii
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6288, 12 January 1882, Page 6
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