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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3159, 22 September 1892, Page 2

Then; are 22,000 vagabond children constantly wandering about the streets of Paris.

In London they are successfully lightiiiß their omnibu.-es by means of electricity from sti>r.i|»n batteries.

Ha*ins;'purchased Mr Cninwell's interest in the business of (iariick and Cranwell, I reipinn much larger returns for a short tmi'i Ihan on,-ordinary receipts. To ensure fiw I am selling our Lu\'j stock of Furnishing liir;ds at a reduction of trom 25 to") 0 .»;rcent for cn-b at, time of purchase.— J. 1 os-sox c lari.ick. 2."> per cent., or As in the t discount nu y]| kinds of Furniture ; our stock of Carpets and Linoleums, 1,-,,,, L'edste.ils. |{~ilcliii(T and Chairs at t.-:i'in; r..t-.\ (leneial Kuniishiiitfs—i.e., '. men, h,oi, it.nnes.Table Covers, Blankets, She. um-s ;,,i'l neiienil Manchester tim ds, at fr.,m -J;, to "iij per cent., according to class [ goods. Xiw is iI,H, time for younc people au .r,t to Mian-v to get tlieir furniture very γ-ry cheap at Garhck iiin! CrainveH'n, V'leeu-street, AuckUnd.