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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13583, 26 November 1912, Page 4

Some consternation was caused in Bridge .street a few days ago, the number of people, expresses; and other vehicles in front of Lock's furnishing emporium leading many to suppose that si\ accident liad happened. On inquiry, however, it was found to bo only, a. few cartloads of stylish and up-to-date i'urnituro going out to furnish some happy homos. The scene being of frequent occurrence, caused no alarm to those in the immediate neighbourhood. It is gratifying to know that the business of this reliable firm continues to grow from year to \ppi, and tho reason i« not f.T tf> &ccL ioi nowhoro m the di«tnct will j ,\i iii] 'lull an inimon'o stock to ocluL h'.m, :-:id nowhere <-an the public obtain such 'plendid valuts; bosij^-. Lock's -die noted for fair -Mid Mju.ro dealing, and gnirjg the bt-t t -rms tr; ibeij-jclionts. WeVompld^ly Inrnish a home, nn'd Mippl> oVe'iything fiojn y fi \ infj*|Vart--to' *% >ph iio. Call and ab- > solute!v tlx* lajgost and finest display -of' fuinitun-, oti\, io N ril-on. '