INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81917, 30 January 1907, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

-An experienced driller' seeks a position. (Jualiliealions given in ndver tisemeut. ' .Messrs 0. 10. liaby ami Co., lan, agents, New Plymouth, givcparticu bus of some handy proper!ies foi sale, in their replace advertisement. A social gathering to farewell the l!cv. ami Mrs JO vails will lie he'd al Mary's schoolroom on the evening of fitli Ji'elifuary. MclOwcn tiro's, ul' tile well-known hoot and shoe store, Devon street, advertise a line of good .service hoot- for school children. These hoots are built to wear, the stocks are large, and the prices just tile thing.. Anyone requiring good fresh fruit should attend .Mr Newton King's mart this afternoon, when apples, pears, plums, peaches, u-pricols, danisonl-, greengages, nectarines, tomatoes, ,-n-.. in large ipiantities will he auctioned.

Attention is Vl,reeled to the replace advertisement of A. Vealc, grocer, general retail merciiant, etc., Theatre hoya'l Buildings.. The lines advertised are seasonable and good. A visit to Vhis store, usually, convinces atul. pleases customers. l-iverv housekeeper looks o„i for the best grocery goods. At liiehard Areas busy' cash' grocery store the best ipiality is combined with the lowest prices. A replace in this is.ue gives particulars of various lines at figures vhisli must commend themselves '.o all interested. The Whitelev Memorial Church Sunday School picnic is to be held at .Mr Avium's grounds, Cavri'iigtim lioad, tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon. I Susses will leave for the" picnic grounds ntl, 2. and II o'clock. The arrangements are all well in hand, and an enjoyable lime for young and old should be experienced. Mr W. V. Hocg, who two years ago was associated with the Collier l'iano Company (under .Mr McKinnou llain) as pianoforte and organ tuner, has re turned to New Plymouth and decided to coninrencc practice of his prnfo...ioi,. Mr Hoeg possesses the highest, .pialifications. his experience extending over a period of twenty years, pari of which time he .pent; with J. & J. ll.ipkin.ou, the well-known London piano maim I'aoturci-s. It. is therefore wilii emideuce that Ihe public with pianos and organs to repair can be recommended to "Mr Doeg.