A GOOD THING FOR CHRISTCHURCH.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2028, 14 August 1920, Page 5

A GOOD THING FOR CHRISTCHURCH.

For some considerable time the public of Christchurch has experienced a difficulty in obtaining a supply of ready-made furniture and has had to pay some very high prices. Willi the spring it is anticipated that there will be a big demand for all classes of this commodity, and prices will still increase. Special preparation has been made by J. M. Mitchell to meet this demand, and he has big stocks prepared. One line of 100 six-piece breakfast room suites he has to offer at a very low figure. The frames are of oak and beantree wood, very strong, the design is-neat and quaint, it is upholstered in Spanish hide and sells for £lO 17/0, and includes two arm-chairs and four high-back dining chairs. Everybody will admit that this price is very low, and it will not be long before these suites are sold; so anyone who wants a good thing cheap must call early to 53a Colombo Street, and select thensuite and anything else in the furniture line. Take the car to the South Belt, and you are right- there. .1-1