Mllllill III! 11l 111 I wm. m i SSV/ % s I Smith & Caughey's furniture grows in Value instead of depreciating, and it is worth while considering this point carefully, whether you contemplate furnishing an entire house, equipping a room at a time, or buying a single piece. Quality means economy, and by furnishing at Smith & Caughey's you not only obtain the highest quality at the same price as that of ordinary furniture, but you make an investment that is a perennial source of pleasure and satisfaction. We advise those intending to furnish or re-furnish to visit our spacious Furniture Department, where the newest imported Bedroom and Dining Room Suites are on view. These suites will be found to be just something different in style. The workmanship is of the best, and the prices most reasonable. You are cordially invited to inspect our model rooms. Furniture Made II
SUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS, PAMPHLETS. Executed in First-class Style, at HERALD PRINTING WORKS, Queen Street, Auckland. Telephone 44-290. Fop cut*, burnt, •prnin*. VJr bruiien, •unburn*. ca«arrb» X hendaehee. neuraluin. Ec- S , zema and ikiii' ailment*. i [•J IN JARS & TUBES 1/6 EVERYWHERE CLEAN HANDY PASTE cK" Preienret 75doz foi 2/6, 25-30 do*.for 1/6, S®' P JCwa |f £>«■» Fnsk. Cbnate aad Store* or ~Ooßae. &* 62, ittsaim*. >
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19806, 29 November 1927, Page 19
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