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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 651, 30 October 1909, Page 5

One of tho evidences of the growth of Palmerston North as a commercial distributing ■ centre is.tho pronounced enlargement of many of tho more prominent establishments in their efforts ,to cope with increased trade, whioh is rolling .in from ns far north as the extremo boundaries' of thO''.-Wellington' province An example of.this commercial progression is supplied'by Mr. W; l'ogdcn.one of Talmorston North's .principal • furniture warehousemen. Mr. I'cgden's business has been established in the town about a quarter of a century, with tho result that he is now building, big new briok preiniees in "The Square." The work of reconstructing the new building oil the site of the old shop is now going 'on, during which time Mr. Pctden-announces that he is clearing tho whole of. his especially-manufactured stock at extremely, low prices... The new warehouse will bo a big two-st6ry place, with p. gigantic showroom running bnclc fully -J65 feet. Hero will be-displayed, an artistic collection, of furniture; in suites,, cabinets, elaborate sideboards, and in:fact- all. the. articles' which one likes to 6eo in n well-appointed and comfnrtablo home; A business announcement front llr. regden appears in'■ another', column. ' : Let J.,J..Curtis'and.Co., Shipping, Forwarding ,and Customhouse, - Agents, Customhouse Quay, move'.'"vou'r .furniture.. Thoyivo had years* if. experience. in .this" kind ,of work,, and will, do it to your satisfaction.. No careless packing or rough hwdiing, Moderate ohA|jrot,