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Thames Advertiser, Volume XVI, Issue 5184, 3 June 1885, Page 1

■' : '-Furniture. PERSONS ABOUT .TO" MARRY OR FURNISH' SIIODLD VISIT THE ' • ONLY COMPLETE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE ON THE THAMES!iI COOKS, | POLLEN STREET, CENTRAL, jIITHERE they can procuro every House- ' " '■ hold Requisite of Good Quality as Prices to suit the times, SPLENDID VALUE IN • ] Iron. Bedsteads, Looking Glasses Chairs, and Mattresses, A- Large Assortment of Furniture, .Brushware, Tinware, Ironmongery, China, Glass, and Earthenware, Rugs and Carpets, Cutlery and Plated Goods, Clooks and Fanoy ;• Goods, anil every House- ■ hold Requisite. F. DAM, ;; FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE. • . CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, CARVER, AND TURNER. DRAWING & DINING. ROOM SUITES In Carpet, Damask, Haircloth, and Silk. ;: Carpets ; .Cornice Poles and', ' Brussels Ring's > Tapestry . Venetian Blinds Kidderminster Whatnots Felt Squares Musio Stools . Coir Matting Braoketsand China Matting Shelves Oilcloth 12ft. wide Door Mate ■Do. Passage • Children's Pearl i Linoleum Chairs Heartnrugs Bassinettes Cheffoniers Cretonnes Bookcases Damasks and i. Foldingchairs Repps Easy; do. ; Gilt Mouldings Dining Tables Ottomans • Occasional do. Door Mats Work do. oWork Boxes Chest Drawers Toilet Sets Iron Bedsteads : - Engravings Wood-, do. ' Oleographs Commodes Sorap Books & Toilet Glasses Soraps Chimney do. Albums iHang-np: Book- Statuettes, &0., &o. ■ shelves ; ' .- SUPERIOR FURNITURE-DEPOT POLLEN -STREET. ; ,.,i I GRIESSELiOH AND JDO., Weavers' Hall, Wool Exchange, London, SHIPPING & COMMISSION . . MERCHANTS, . ESTABLISHED 1855, SHIP to Order any description of British and Continental Goods upon 2J per cent, commission, selected by buyers with Colonial experience,, and attend to the prompt realisation of Produce at highest prices npon 1 per cent, commission, Orders to be accompanied by Letters of Credit or part remittance in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Polioies; of. Insurance for'.floating cargoes to cover sea risks.. % .i, : References: Chief Office of the London and Westminster Bank-, or Agra Bank, London, and most of the Colonial Bankß. i Current Prico Lists,' Produce Reports, and any necessary samples or information on | application.

W. H. HAZARD, ■ GUNMAKER, By special appointment to Ills Excelloncy the Govornor of Now. Zealand, 166 a, Queen.stbeet, Auckland, Agent for W. $ C. Seott $ Son's, and W W, fawner's HIGH-CLASS GUNS,. Jfynooft <t Co., Ammunition Manufacturers; flay Merricks, & Co'sPowder Works; Colt's Firearms Company\; and James Pain, Firework Maker, HAS the largest stock of ARMS and AMMUNITION in tho Colony, iiioliiding llumnierless Guns, Single and Double Central and Pin-flro Breeohloadors, Clioke or Cylinder Bored; MartiniHenry, Snider, and Henry Kiiles and Carbines, Rook and .Rabbit Miles, Saloon Rifles, Colts' Bovolvers and DoiTlngors, Wublcy's Hollis's ami Tisdall's, and a great variety of Amerlcau and Belgian Rovolvors. Elcy's Percussion Caps, Cartridges, etc, Sporting Powder, Chilled Shot, Powder Masks, Shot Ponchos, Game and Cartridgo Bags and Belts. Voluuteors' Rcqidsites. Sight Protectors, Patent Snider and M. 11. Sight Elovators, Wludgaugcs, Scoring Registers, Morton's Ball Practice instructors, Al'R GUNS AND CANES, AIR PISTOLS, DARTS : • AND SLUGS. Telescopes, Hold Glasses, Pockot Compasses, Lcctometcrs, Dram Masks, Jacquoniiu's Patent Eyo Protectors, etc., otc, "'. PAIN'S FIREWORKS In assorted boxes, atj,2s. Cd., 45., Vs. od., 10s., ]6s„ 305., and £6 each, suitablo for displays at holiday times, school treats, etc, forwarded to any address on'recoipt of remittance, REPAIRS CAREFULLY EXECUTED. I McGGWAK'S- FOR 3b, TEA