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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13494, 22 May 1907, Page 6

GREAT EXPOSITION OF N.Z. INDUSTRIES. " ' "'.*,'■" '. h Many or our Country Friends will be attracted to the city by the Winter Industrial Exhibition. The great strides made by. many ' ■ ' ■■■'■■' ' : '■■• ' - '.' «■ of our industries will show that up-to-date !methods will carry its own awards. I';' In Furniture Manufacturing the progress has been phenomenal. Instead of strides, the progress has been by leaps and bounds. Old-fashioned methods have gone. \. Oldfashioned styles have died, and in their place modern machinery has come. • • Art, and . antique styles are : produced at the same prices as old every-day furniture discarded from our catalogues Who would think of building a house to- I day on the same plans of twenty years ago. Are you going to furnish your house to-day j with the styles of 20 years ago? If you are, ,\ don't come to the D.8.C., but if you want i to furnish with Up-to-date Furniture, we I ■ ore the people. -To buy from us you save | money and get what is fashionable. Come and see us. »., D.S.& ; :^' ■,:■-/;'"' - ■'" plllli THE RIGHT PLAGE V , .... . ;•*.:-,■ ' ■ i ' :•■•'. ~•;■: - v '•: ■"/■.- '■ ',''',. V ■ FOR j TAILORING. : "DEGISTEE your Measure, - and ' ■" ( have Clothes made and For- : warded to your Address, by :: POSTLES & PALMER, T ADIES' AND H ENT.'S rpAILOES, . ' ;■ '■■ 235. QUEEN-STREET. PURE AUSTBALIAN : WINES. FOE INVALIDS. .JOHN KEID AND CO.. /:■■ - 43 and 45. Fortrstreet. .. ,