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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144086, 3 May 1913, Page 4

BED POST FURNISHING CO. LIMITED ,s j, NEW PLYMOUTH. A STUPENDOUS OFFER;: FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE FURNISHED with every detail complete, packed and delivered free to any Railway Station in Taranaki, for ' : £49; 16 s 5 D x]iTT CASU ' DINING-ROOM.—Linoleum 15ffc. x 12ft., Dining Tabic oft. x 3ft., with turned legs on castors, 6'Tbex Chairs, Chcffouier with bevelled •mirror back, Brass Rail Fender and Fire Brasses, Tapestry Table Cover, Conch and 2 Wicker . Armchairs upholstered in American Cloth or Green or Red Rlushett'e: Curtain Pole and Fittings, 1 Pair of Laco Curtains,, and Axminster Hearth Rug. .. ■ ■ ■ —Linoleum # l2ft. x. 12ft., Full-siste Brass Rail Bedstead, Wire Mattress, Kapok Mattress, Bolster and 2 Pillows, I.Pair Roslyn Blankets, Marcella Quilt, 1 Pair of Sheets, 2 Pillow Cases, 2 Towels, Duchess Chest nith 3 long drawers and 2. jewel drawers, Revelled Mirror, and 5-tiled back "Washstand to match, White and Gold, Toilet: Sot complete) Wicker Chair, Bedside Carpet, Curtain Pole and* Fittings, and--1 Paiiv of Lace Curtaiiis. SPARE BEDROOM.—F3oor Cloth To.ft. ,3: 12f't., 3ft. Combination Bedstead, Kapok . Mattress•. and 2 Kapok Pillows, I Pair of -Roslvn Blankets," 1 Pair ot Sheets, Honeycomb : Quilt, 2 Pillow Cases, 2 Towels,Bedside'* Carjtet; ; .1 oilot feet, Curtain Polo and Fittings, Pair of Lacc Curtains, and Dressing Table and Washstand to match. ... j KITCHEN .—Linoleum 1 - 42ft. x 12ft., 'Table 44ft. x 3ft., 4 Ch;drs.;Set ofisSaucepans, Bucket, Fry Pan, Cullandor, Wash-up Bowl, Meat Tin- Hair Broom, American Broom, Hand Broom, Scrub Brush, Set of Black-lead Bread Board, Knifo Board, Rolling Pin,*2 Pie Dishes, 2 Pudding Sugar Basin, Butter Dish,: 26 piece Dinner Service, 21 piece Tea; Fruit Dish, Jain Dish, Cruet, Sot of Jugs, Tray, Tea 'Potlr B Table Knives, 6 Dessert Knives, 6 Tabic Forks, (3 Dessert Forks, 6 Des* sort Spoons, 3 Table Spoons*, 6 Tea. Spoons, Door Mat, and SlSlip Mats«.V/ RED- POST FURNISHl^btii LIMITED ; : : : ; ; ; : NEW PLYMOUTH.- ,

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