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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 17 July 1902, Page 18

One of the features of Christchurch nowadays is the magnificent establishment of Messrs Strange and Co., which for extent and style, and the varied stock oontained theiein compares favorably with the best in Sydney or Melbourne. One of the departments that the firm takes considerable pride in, and which has become very popular with the public, is that devoted to furnishing. The making- of furniture is a local industry which has increased by leaps and bounds since it was started a few years ago by Messrs Strange and Co. Its success has been due in a great measure to moderate prices, excellent workmanship, and good material. There are no middle profits to be paid by the purchaser, as the firm sells the furniture direct from the factory to the people...