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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 8 (Supplement)

- Furnishing Goods. J ——___ __ ■ . - __ —<m . * Sanson /*%%s§ iff*§2 iM/^% LIMITED, I hm NOW OPENING UP //:' : -i| 25 Cases CUTLER'S CELEBRATED ROLL-TOP DESKS, in Oak. * STATIONERY CABINETS. LETTER FILES. Spccia line in REVOLVING UPHOLSTERED OFFICE CHAIRS to match. 0 Cases assorted AMERICAN CHAIRS, new designs and very low , in price. 9 Cases BISSELL'S CELEBRATED CARPET SWEEPERS. Ladies ! do not miss this line, 6 Cases BRETBY ART POTTERY WARE. > 60 Packages CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, FURNISHING DRAPERY. INSPECTION INVITED! TnilOMl PADSSfW Pfl I Til IUNoUN uAKLIuK bU.j LI IJ B? "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, QUEEN STREET. Watches, Jewellery, etc. Some People Leave everything until the last minute, and then arrive on the spot too late. Our Great Alteration to Premises SHI p — Is going on apace and some folks will be TOO LATE. i ; The tender is let to Mr. J. D. Jones for the new shop front -at; **""" ■&& «uS •£& """"* and as soon as the new front is in the SALE STOPS. Now you have the opportunity of purchasing Lovely Diamond Rings, Engagement and Dress Rings, Gold Muff Chains, Watches ; in • i fact, Jewellery of all kinds, E.P. Goods, Silver Goods, Clocks, <fcc, &c. XMAS PRESENTS to send home. All at greatly Reduced Prices. DON'T BE TOO LATE. The People's Reliable JEWELLERS, Only One Address: Opp. Exchange, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. v Dyers, Cleaners, etc. - . piim ji mii ii <'!■■■ II Infill *.'.*' *' ""*' "'i {. /// \ " M *n" ,| L -iij~w»"'•—■ j ■T v "i Lm *~ I I7T"»3IL,M— HETTOYAGE Ml SEC The above illustration represents our newly-imported appliances for French Dry Clean" ins, the onlv cries in Auckland, if not in th colony. La/dies can .now have thcii: mow, elaborate Costumes. Fancy Dresses. Capes, Blouses, etc.,. done by this process. Ho pari of the linings, trimmings, or ornaments nee bo removed; the Roods are not stiraiiK or altered in shape; the lustre and finish are preserved; and the most delicate colours as» ::*;. not injured. Gentlemen's Dress Clothes and Summer Suits satisfactorily manipulated, m the same manner. ■ D. AND. A. BROWN", HIGH-CLASS CLEANERS AND DYERS, SHORTLAND-STBEET. WORKS: GRAFTON TERRACE, AUCKL AND. ,'\' Life Assurance. ; I AIBQTBAI ill! RAIBTiIAI 1 • I Established jraßMlßl'lOi'T QlflflßCYW i* I 1849. PRuVIDENI SuulEli : | HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES. j ) All Policies issued on or prior to 31st December next will j share in the Profits to be divided as at that date. ! CASH BONUSES already divided amongst the members over ... £10,361,878 | The AMOUNT of CASH PROFITS divided for ONE YEAR (1902) over £558,000 | I EVERY YEAR A BONUS YEAR. j INSURE AT ONCE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. ! I EDWARD W. LOWE, I ] Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary | | Auckland District Office: A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. | Auckland District Office: A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. LC. W. HEMERY, District Secretary. Opticians. _ I AM NOT A Chemist, nor a Watchmaker, nor even a practical Optician—Drugs, Watches* Jewellery, Field-Glasses, Microscopes, Cameras, etc., I know very little about, ii lit EYES AND EYESIGHT, I f|A IIMnCBQTANO ■ Oil i AND EYE-GLASSES, i 111 l USIU&eS® i «« W • ■ Thoroughly. My whole work is Sight-testing and Spectacle-fitting; my whole care to give satisfaction. l SAMUEL BARRY, D.8.0.A., London; D.P.0.5., Phila., U.S.* EYESBGHT SPECIALIST, 314, Queen Street (Next Tonson Garlick Co.) TO BE FREE FtlOM WEAK AND PAIMPUL & YES. 8 DEFECTIVE V.SION, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA J?".: ; p§k B INSOMNIA, Etc., ami enjoy the RbAL. VOW"* *>> <' ? ~{% of SPECTACLES for Reading, Writing, Swing and »»» ' . V <^f S <»\ KNOWLEDGE and SKILL are requisite to the end in tie -js5V f •-',' \x\ - v A call 0n.... "%l|#li H. WIARGUI-ES, d.m.s.oj., v EYESIGHT AW SPECTACLE SPECIALIST, wrll then assuredly satisfy :/nu. Consultatioa i BHORTLAND STREET, opposite Post OSice, AUCKLAND. , _ '

m o' HOUSEHOLDERS. J- KEEPING AND CO.. SANITARY PLUMBERS. GASFITTERS. ETC.. Give Every Satisfaction in All ''lasses of Repair Work. Address: ALBERT-STREET (nest Salvation Army Barracks). Telephone 637.