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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2313, 28 March 1876, Page 3

I ;! "Gtudesake, man," said a housewife to an honest dairyman, ".what's this ye're doia'till bur milk tioo ? The last I got frae ye there was about a third o'fc water." " There ye're wrang,'' MraMLaren, returned the man; "itmaun haebeen some ither.body's milk ye got last time; mine's aye half an'half." Your home is not comfortable or complete without a nice Carpet, Curtains, Moor Cloths, etc. "When you visit-'Auckland call 1 iu at the City Hall -nud seo the Grandest Show of Carpets in the Province, varying in price from 10} d to 7s per yard. Tapestry Carpet, from 2s 9d; Tapestry Brussels. at3slld;Beal Brussels, from '4s lid; Hemp and Kidderminster, also, Dearth .Hugs, from 6a lid to 60s; Manilla, China, and Coir Matting and Door Mats very cheap. An immense stock of lace, Swiss Muslins, and leno Curtains, from 3s Ud to 60s per pair ;Damask, Eep, and Crotone Cloth, from Is per yard.: Tablo.Covers in great variety, Ilolloway and Oarlick also Bupply nil kinds of Bedding, comprising ■ - Mattresses. Paillasses, Pillows, Sheeting, Blankets, Dimity .Quilts, and Toilets. The public have, by their liberal patronage, aliirnieil it the cheapest Furnishing Houso in town. Gentlemen, buy Clothing • tor yourselves and sons from Ilolloway and Oarlick, ladies can obtain tho cheapest Underclothing and Millinery at tho City Hall, liny your resses and Silk Umbrellas from Ilolloway and arllck, ity Hall, Queen-street, Auckland, [Artyt.j