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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12852, 28 April 1905, Page 2

Furnishing Goods. j " '' » ' w - —. ■ ■» 1 ■■ ■■ " Just Opened! ~m Per S.S. "INDRADEVI" and " PAKEHA," HEAVY SHIPMENT of LINOLEUMS —— ———"111 I 1 and From the Leading Manufacturers. CARPETS in Axminster and Brussels, with Borders and Hearthrug's to match. • Special Line in STAIR and PASSAGE RUNNERS in DRUGGETING - from 5i d yard. Special Line in FANCY COIR FIBRE DOOR MATS. Job Line in JAPANESE MATTING RUGS, reversible, only 3s each. FLOOR COVERINGS of every description now opening up at Tonson Gariick Co., ' Limited, : "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, QUEEN STREET,- AUCKLAND.

TS3TE ■ ITKTE ye a to Ht a K;,. ♦, \ (Patented). K ■ J..: '*■' • ■ , , * , If;', ; The Masterpiece of a Skilled Upholsterer Si - ; ~ ■ . ■ . . Sfe ■ A exquisite combination of comfort and elegance, designed to give simultaneous |j£ " ». * ,/•; rest to all parts of the human frame. life SMITH & CAUGHEY, Ltd., Sole Manufacturers and Holders of Patent $gf;, • , Rights for New Zealand. K - These Chairs are of werld-wide ce.J.rity, Smith and Caughey, Ltd., having shipped Ip? •• • them to all parts of the world, including England, Scotland, Ireland, America, . . South Africa, and Australia. Ilte'v* xt,u " fft ~ EXTRACT FROM "AUCKLAND STAR." V "An armchair, which for ease and comfort may fairly he said to surpass flpxV anything of its kind, has heen put in the market by Mkssks. Smith A Catcukv. Til© chair, which lias been patented, is the invention of Mr. W. Aggers, of this city. 1 £»»»■-*■*' Its external appearance is that of an ordinary armchair, but by an ingenious '• * arrangement of springs the new invention is made as comfortable as one could I desire. The seat, back, and arms are all fitted with springs, which yield to every »• motion of the sitter, absolute ease being thus secured. The chair is very simply i. i « constructed, there being nothing to get out of order, and the one originally made i'Mti.' \ by the patentee, after two years of use, is now in perfect order. For invalids t lie f/fsy' chair should be very popular, and in clubs and hotels it, will probably be widely used.' The maker has styled it the 1 Advance.' in a slightly different chair the lapg ' ' arms are made rigid.'' I 'HEW CENTURY SPRING' CHAIRS W 'Ease, Elegance, Economy. Tl,e^i:s,^l^s: sness .. J • • ' ( I |K'" ' ' EXTRACT FROM THE NEW ZEALAND . KXTRACT FROM THE NEW ZEALAND Imi • i " The New Century Spring." ISIf f ' gJl.fri* i '•' Its use involves no extra charge in the |gg&! •' Articles to which it is fitted. JI is the Acme iwfej.' of simplicity, anil cannot get out of order." PlfilP' or mar, V other examples of Current Value in „ EASY CHAIRS I&T-' %&&=*- «s5 ; you are cordially invited to visit our ip 1=?*" ' Furniture Showrooms. I ftp " . — I ■ : p Smith & Caughey, Ltd., fig ? > Complete House Furnishers, Etc. Ife'' ' AUCKLAND. IW' ... §§§•;•' OARFORD. LTD. (A. - Sanford. Manastinic I TTTI)I ., IIn , ..... rinvl! SIMM- '-- 0 Director), PISH AND OYSTER .vIKlt- | A ]) WRIGHT AND • COM), t|g| , CHANTS. Auckland and Thames. J'.O. linx -**■• JJ ' '» US'. Retail Telephone <58. . J UECmiNO. FORWARDING. AND PABCKI/ j j DELIVERY' AGKNCY. "•' • ' rc~ ! Custom-street Office. Telephone 143 tk|tal»r«d • Wharf Office, Telephone 142. 9ssß&&&£&4F!rMli and Stocked Fish Daily at Mart, j , „ , ... . v .1 lllfe, ' Sattom-gtreet, ■' opposite the Customhouse. j General Depot, and Coal and 1- ire-wood Yaid, g jirewn paper part#!# retail. '• Great .North Road.