Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11150, 24 August 1899, Page 2

Furnishing Goods. HOUSE FURNISHERS. ■~<m IcflrminQ. All the latest designs in Linoleums and Floorcloths; Carpets in Axminsfcer;-' Brussels, and Tapestry; Hearthrugs and Mats to match, ex ss. Pakeha. . Arrived. Coal Vases in the most up-to-date designs , (largest range ever shown in our win.: dows), Fenders, Brass Curbs, Fire Brasses to match; Fire Companions and Dogs in keeping, ex s.s, Star of New Zealand. I Selling. Lines expressly selected for our trade, Cre>' tonnes, Lace Curtains, French Tapes' tries; Imitation Venetian Blinds,"The FIBROSE" (first introduced into the colony), very cheap. gggr If you wish to Furnish Cheaply, pay; a visit to i IHE PEOPLE'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Tonson Garlick Company, Ltd., js Queen-street, Auckland. J? We have pleasure in Our Annual Sale Millie held during announcing that UUfl nSllsUflL OhLL AUGUST, Commencing on Tuesday, the Ist. ,;" The great success attending these Sales in past years is evidence that the GENUINE REDUCTIONS *» make in prices have been appreciated by the public. THIS YEAR WE INTEND TO GIVE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. | Our Goods come direct from the Manufacturers, ~ Rock Pf iCGS fbl' C&Slli ■ and we are able to offer them at j».'» t -M '■ he CASH PRICES will be marked in PLAIN FIGURES, but our friends will kindly beat In mittji that Goods Booked will be charged at ordinary rates. ' ;i'{. The Fnrlw Rirrl is a very true axiom. Last year many of our Customers net! I lie &ai uiiu . . djsjippointert at failing to secure some of the Best Bargains,ront; n ± l. j.l. _ ... advise everyone to CALL EARLY and secure a share of the Catches the Worm prizes. A PA/V** Lam bourne & Dewar, THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY, f FOR FURNITURE, IRONMONGERY, AND ALL HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, • AST NO TRADING STAMPS WILL BE ISSUED DURING THE SALE. .

— j The Long Debate W y About Plasters Jj| \ ended years ago in the profes- Mi C sional and popular decision that W. ? in counter-irritant properties and W \ in high and scientific medication | Benson's ? W \ are the only porous plasters W4> C which can be implicitly trusted' .V! J to afford quick relief and cure w \ in Muscular Rheumatism, Back- ; ache, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Lung W J and Chest Pains, Pneumonia, \fff V Asthma, etc. The general opinion A•» ■ will also be W y Your Opinion J| \ on trying them. Imitations and m v substitutions are numerous and W. , ? unscrupulously advertised. Ask yft I i for Benson's and make sure you ifii i N get the Genuine. . W .♦? Fassctt & Johnson, 31 &32 Snow Hill. London. W Co/6

SOCKLE'S PILLS. I FOR „BlL§' ||; COCKLE'S PILLS. ® FOR LIVER; COCKLE'S PILLS. ;M FOR ACIDITY; Mo COCKLE'S PILLS, ; FOR HEARTBURN;'j; OCKLE'S PILLS. M 3 FOR IN DIGESTION}.^ COCKLE'S PILLSi ,-M' FOR SICK HEADACHE j-; COCKLE'S PILLS M IN USE EVERYWHERE .9 COCKLE'S PILLS. _ FREE FROM MERCUgI^S COCKLE'S ; . IN USE OVER 94YEARS; v In"Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d„ 4s. 0d„ Ik, ® L 'M Of all Hiliclnj Vandorg throughout tin Wflna^.^. 1' CHOOO L A 1 1 WORM TABLETS. y CHILDREN TAKE THEM KEADIui _ Neod no aperient. '$&§- In boxes, Is . each. • ■jts® Prepared only M _ ARTHUR 6. KEN I)EBPINE, Pharmaceutical Chemist, . ffggi 100, Karangahape Bead. 4. Queen-street Agent: OIIAS. lIATJEfJ.,.vM§§| Newmarket Agent: GEO. CAWKWEI™■M