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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6570, 7 December 1882, Page 6

Great changes are taking place in Auckland, new business premises of various ar£ rapidlvimproving the aiawarance of the city; several firms are extending their pre : ises. and the keen competitive spirit of the old Country is now apparent amongst the city tradesmen; the wholesale waretheix boundaries; and not the leist important amongst the local industry establishments is t_e completion of a large concrete building stoteyi hign, 75 feet lonj." and 10 wide, erected in Loraestreet. as a cabinet factory '• r Messrs. GarLiei and Cranwell. who h..ve erected machinery with the latest improvements, enabling them to turn out their work economcr.Uy .-.nd expeditiously. This rirm af 3 now giving up drapery And clothing business order"to secure more space as show rooms for their furniture, and. to effect a speedy clearance, have reduced to a very low price all their drafery and clothing, which will bo sold (for cash only) for one racatn This is a splendid opportunity for thiiity housewives not only to secure clothing but all kinds of JlancnfSter and furnishing goods at rates that will pay to !*J goods by till they are really wauted. Amongst the large number of drapers shops in Auckland, oar readers may be at a less to know which to sel'Ct in making their purchases; We learn that T. McMaster has imported this a very large stock from the best aad Scotch houses, comprising novelties in Millinery, Mantles, and Visettes ; also, the ntw Ginghams. Sateens, s*unettea, JTuns - and Oatmeal Clo:hs, choice Laces and Nets; also, a large variety of Men's and Boys Clcthinj. T. U. having imported so largely frcra Home, this season will sell very cheap. Special attention to country customers and their orders at T» Mclfastera, 212, Queen-street, opposite the ilarket.