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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3150, 1 September 1892, Page 3

T!io Sultan of Jehnre, me of the leading States i>f the Malay Peninsula, is having a small MMiiy villaco prepared for the World's Fiir. The Sultan will probably visit the Exposition. There is nn<) thing about it; you can always depend upon uniform quality. It hns ilwnvi been ho with Arthur Nathan's

Reliable Teas. That is the reason they have built up such a rood name, 23G Having purchased Mr Crauwell's interest in tho business of G'ir'iek and Cranwell, I require much l-irjjer returns for a short time than our ordinary receipts. To ensure this I nm selling our large stock of Furnishing Goods at a reduction of trom 25 to 50 per cent for cash at time of purchase.—J. Tonson Gaki.ick. 25 per cent., or 5s in the £ discount on (ill kinds of Furniture ; our maenificfnt slock of Carpets and Linoleums, Iron Hi'dstei.ds, IJedding and Chairs at same r.it>. General Furnishings—i.e., Curtains,Cretnnnes.Table Covers, Blankets, Sheetings. and gftner.il Manchester Goods, nt from 25 tn 50 per cent., according to class of goods. Now is the time for young people about to marry to get their furniture very very cheap at Garlick and Crauwell's, Queen-street. Auckland.