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NGLO-NE W-ZEALANDEK. | ALL COMMUNICATIONS ' . A»s ADVERTISEMENTS, Intended to be inserted in the FIRST NUMBES 01 the ANGLO-NEW-ZEALANDER. Must be left at the Publishing Office of tho Herald, NOT LATER THAN NOON TO-DAY. G. H. REED. YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE . ..CHEAPLY FROM GARLICK & CR AN WELL'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE; IBON BEDSTEADS— — 480 in stock now to select GARLICK from; French, Half-Tester, Four-poster, StumD, Cots, 4 CRANWELL, Chair Beds, Stretchers, Child's Bedsteads with ■ Qneen-st., half-sides, Double Irsn Bedsteads from 25s to £10. Auckland. SPRING MATTRASSES— — Rowcliffe's Wire Spring riAnrmv Mattrus, Stuffed Box and GAE " CRANWELL Latn Mattrass. BEDDING ready for delivery GARLICK (to fit any size bedstead)- s Hair, Kapok, Flax, Flock, ai-DTTnr £ ib /° „¥,f ttr " 3es ' /« 0 J her & CRANWELL Beds, Pillows and Bolsters, Palliasses: a large stock GAELIC K always on hand. b craNWELL BEDROOM FURNITURE— „, OTW Groat variety of Wash- & CRANWELL stands and Tables; very v/j.wclai pretty Quesn Ann Marble- /-w-dttmr top Waahatand and Table, >tt? a tc wtttt, Trfth glass attached; also & CRANWELL various low-priced pat- vja-rttpit tenia for ordinary rooms: i * xiwttt t Che*t of Drawers, Ward! . & CRANWELL robes, Toilet Glasses, immense stock. DINING, SITTING, and AT > T T^tr & CRANWELL cheap, and Furniture for any room made to order at a short notice, Occa* GARLICK atonal Chairs and Tables. • . . . _ & CRANWELL AUSTRIAN Bent-wood Fnrnl- ' . _ tare—Without doubt the l Can Furnish Your largest variety of Chairs __ in this style to select from House in Auckland; Piano Stools, _ Arm, Folding Hocking, Cheaply, and Children's Chairs. Expeditiously, AMERICAN OHAIRS— Importers direct from New York. TaoAouaHiiY. KITCHEN-FURNITURE— Fenders and Flreirons, Carpets, Sloor Clothe, QARLIOK - Linoleum, Matting Chimney. Glasses, &c. 4 CRANWELL, Queen-st., YOU can Furnish ' AiirMand .WELL from the Auckland. City Hall Arcade. GARLICK & CRANWELL. A. B* D ONALI) ' SHIPCHANDLER, SAIL, TENT, AND TARPAULIN. , ' MAKER, . . 30, QoEBN-STJREET, Has much pleasure in calling attention to his LARGE ' AND SPECIALLY - SELECTED STOCK op SUPEMOR OIL CLOTHING, Just Landed, ex Buapehtr. WHOLESALE BUYERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH NETTING TWINE, CUTLERY, &c. : INSURANCE COMPANY (FIRE AND . LIFE). Capital (Paid-up, £239,645 with unlimited liability) .. .. .. - £2,000,000 Accumulated Funds .. ~ .. .. £4,600,000 Revenue (exclusive of Interest on Investments) exceeds £1,000,000 Insurances in Force, £200,000,000. This Company, over true to its principles of liberality towards Insurers with them, continues to accept FIRE RISKS on every description of Insurable proverty at - , LOWEST RATES. CLAIMS FOR LOSSES are promptly and liberally adjusted by the LOCAL AGENTS, TOTirOVT REFERENCE ELSEWHERE, and are at once paid by cheque on the Company's Bankers in Aucklana. JONES & LUSHER, Chief Agents for the Provinces of , Auckland and Taranaki. Office : Shortiand-street, Auckland,' February, 1884. TKTATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY _L3I OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL, £2.000.000. PAID UP AND RESERVES, £288,945. AUCKLAND BRANCH: 95 QUEEN . REET. LOCAL DIRECTOR: D. B. CRUICKSHANK, Esq. This Porely Local Company accepts FIRE AND MARINE RISKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST CURRENT HATES. SECURITY UNDOUBTED. Losses Liberally and Promptly Paid. W I t, L I A M T A I T, Branch Manager. npiHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) MAKES LIBERAL ADVANCES OK WOOL, TALLOW, KAURI GUM, FLAX, And other Produce consigned to it for sale in London? SEVERAL FARMS AND STATIONS FOR SALE In every district in the Colony. Fall particulars will be supplied on application at the Company's O ill cos. 119, Qqeen-gtreot. fJIHOMAS gEARELL, ARCHITECT, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. gOYLAN & Yj uND ON, CIVIL ENGINEERS and AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK. Telephone No. 183. THE J^EWS AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. The following; letter from Messrs. Stewart Dawson and Co., the celebrated Watch Manufacturers of Liverpool. will give the public an idea of the value of the Auckland Weekly News as an Advertising Medium:— " Gekthmen,—lt is just five years since we first made ourselves known to the public of New Zealand through the Press of tho colony. A long and widespread exporience in the old country in acquiring publicity, and in keeping up our extensive connection by the same, taught us to approach thn colonial Press with judicious care in selecting the best and moat reliable mediums. Wo certainly cannot refrain, on this important visit of ours to the colonies, from returning our sincere thanks to thcr hundreds who have become customers through the Auckland Weekly News. No doubt many will be surprised to hear that our first announcements brought hundreds of orders, with remittances of cash, from the colony, all the way to Liverpool, England, 13,000 miles. We may here mention that the number of orders received through the Weekly Naws stood at the TOE 07 THE LIST O7 ALL THE WEEKLY New ZkALAND papers and was only exceeded by one other paper in Australia, and it is doubly gratifying to be able to say that we then mado . many valued customers from amon&it its readers, who have continued to patronise us to this day. - We are in no less a degree gratified at to-day being able to address these few lines from the City of Auckland and mako known our present announcements to all its readers through Hi widely* circulated columns. . . " "Stewart Dawson and Co., " Watch Manufacturers, " Kanelagh Place, Livorpoel, England. "To the Proprietors of tho Auckland Weekly NSTTS.'*

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7004, 29 April 1884, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7004, 29 April 1884, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7004, 29 April 1884, Page 4