Of Interest to Ladies.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 August 1910, Page 4

Of Interest to Ladies.

It is always interesting to discovei now things for the furnishing of the homo at absolutely low prices. Messrs Samuel Peach and Sons, of Nottingham, England, have built up a most extensive trade in lace curtains, table damask and house draperies of all kinds, throughout the world. More recently they have gone .into furniture of a both useful and decorative character, and into table cutlery and silve/r-plated ware. They even includo ready-to-wear and bespoke tailoring, and boots and shoes, in the price lists they send abroad. Many residents in. New Zealand have sent for Peach's sample curtain parcel, costing 2Gs Od, post and duty paid, with infinite satisfaction to themselves; and have ordered Peach's table damask parcel, 2Gs, post and 1 duty free, with a like result. Messrs, Pejieh nnd Sons are an old-establisbecT firm, with fifty years of fair dealing behind them, and their operations have commanded the confidence of the public throughout the English world'. The Messrs Peach have furnished this office with catalogues of their manufactures, and these may be obtained on application.