BUSINESS NOTICES

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 April 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES

A replace advertisement from Mr C. Johnson, photographer, appears to-day. Collinscoi and Cur.ninghame, of Palmerston North, have opened out a selection of winter blouses which they guarantee as good. T.he designs Tiaid styles are excellent; the materials, too, are particularly suitable for aurtumn and winter wear. Palmerston's drapery firm of C. Smith, Limited—a noted mail-order house—has a new advertisement on page 1 of to-day's.Chronicle respecting a special job purchase of 60 boxes of velveteen. Shannon and Levin readers of The Chronicle are specially requested by tho firm to write for samples. There is a full range of colours, at the low price of Is lid per yard. On Wednesday next, 19th inst., the Levin Auctioneering Co. will sell on account of Mr H. C. Jones, of Weraroa roadi, Levin the whole of the contents of his 7-roomed resiwhich is stated to he one of the most handsomely furnished houses in the district. Included in the catalogue will be fouiidi one pianoforte (by Lipp and Sohn, one of the best makers); also a large quantity of up-to-date furniture. The goods will be on view on the morning of the sale. As Mr Jones is leaving Levin for Auckland, every article is for unreserved sale, and those requiring furniture are recommended to visit this sale. The immortal Burns says: "Plant a tree Jock. It'll be growing while ye're sleeping." In like manner in tile study of economy, 'f one's.savings are put in the right pl«ce, they will grow too. Messrs Siites and Matheson announce that they are giving their numerous (•nsvomors in opportunity to add to theso 0.01.0mies, having bought a " a"utirturer's complete 'A Imr'l w< arm? dress tweeds at -t big d iionut ''ho firm give full inf..r'o-.i on in their usual space