MOVING.WITH THB'TIMEb. Each successive rear brings J modern yet simple methods into tlio world of'education and business. Lue outeseori system is proclaimed the most simple <et effective means ot educating the young, owing to its combination of recreation with school work, bo we find in the commercial world a growing tendency toward the blending of social life with the business at hand. Tako, for instance, the up-to-date iurmture salesman., with his spacious mart and comfortable accommodation, _ where the public find it a pleasure to visit on sale days. The latest, and a doubt, the most spacious and attractive auction room in the Dominion ib the Palace Auction Mart opened by Messrs Jenkins and Lamb, who have acquired *«"• their purpose the building situated m an 6treet. and widely known Skating Kink. This m without a doubt the most modern of its kind boing attractively fitted, and having extensive floor space, enabling intending buyers to closely inspect nil jraods Visitors to tho auction. sales will do able to sit on the balcony and enjoy 3 cup of tea. procurable on the premises, without losing interest in the business at hand. Householders contemplating disbanding their homes will find it to their benefit to call at the Palace and dispose of their goods, where the highest price* will always be given. Likewise those about to furnish or add to their home cannot fail to have their requirements satisfactorilv filled from tho enormous stocks on hand. From the inexpensive to the most costly - furnishings will always be found at the Palace Auction Mart. Costly fumed oak suites, gorgeous Arminster carpets, quaint and varied chinaware and artistic furnishings of ever- description are always in stock. Uso consignments cf new carpets ana 'chinaware will be arriving by every available shin, so that patrons will be pure of obtaining the veTy latest products of the designer's art. The build- > ing will be open everv evening, and yon are cordiallv invited tn inspect the premises of the Talace Auction Mart, \ ttrect. 'Phone 3173.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9685, 13 June 1917, Page 8
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