INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 8 May 1907, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Arc you thinking of furs yet? "fis lime, and Morey und Son advertise a choice collection of mull's und furs at low figures. Messrs W. E. ll'ow, S. Pctch and J. Walters, C'arringlou road, notify that trespassers ou their properties will Ik; prosecuted. Tradesmen are reminded of the meeting in the Council Chambers at 10.30 this morning to consider the holiday <luestion. Those housewives and others who require furniture that can be relievl upon should call at 10. Dingle's premises, Devon street. Tile stock has been, well selected and the value will be found second to nolle. Ihe Star Football Club .Juniors, who

iecentl\ held a successful social, desire to tender their sincere thanks to the ladies' committee for their generous assistance, which contributed in a lni"e measure to the result attained. ° Kesidents in the district of Inglewood know full well that the Moa Farmers'

Union is the shop for good quality and fair prices. The large stock of winter drapery now opened up at this store is the best ever shown in the district. Shop at Hie Jloa Farmers' Union if you would be pleased. Investors on (he look-out for town property are reminded of the sale of Mr. T. W. Fisher's house proper!v this afternoon. Mr. Newton King is the auctioneer, and the sale will be held at the house. Mr. Fisher is leaving New Plymouth, and the property is for absolute sale.

_ The New Plymouth United (lymnaiiuin Club intend paying a visit to' Wai:ara to-morrow (Thursday) evening. For some time past the members have been holding practices and recent reicarsals have been very successful. Fiftv

members will lake pail iu the carnival, iokl amongst other items to lie given are electric club swinging, fancy lantern mnreh (which was manipulated so successfully at New Plymouth). <luml> bells, wands, ealesthenie pyramids, running maze', crocodile march, hops, etc. The niiilh-provoking turns of Toby liocker, the clown, and Phil (larlick, the dummy) are sure to be appreciated. The chili will doubtless have a most successful evening, and Hie show can be honestly recommended. Messrs. Christie and Cllenn,. salesmen. Manaia, report sale of the following properties last week: 100 acres on the Maniiia lioad from Mr. W. Drew, juur., (o •I- W. Palerson, junr., of Okaiawa; 1:10 acres on_the Oeo Koad, from Mr. 1!. W. •J. -McNeill, to Mr. W. Drew, junr.; and also on account of the Kaupokoimi l)airv Company, ISO acres, at Auroa, lo .Mr. |j. Anderson of liivcrlea.

The popular function which always heads the poll, the Taranaki llilles 1 annual I Bill, lakes place at the Drill llall "'I 'lone H. A ladie:,' cniuuiillee. headed by Mrs. Dockrill, is already actively working, aii(#suc<vs;i | ;i certain. -\l llookhain's. corner of llrougham and Devon slrcels. tin- wealth of warm wearables l'.»- winter will l,e found In be very large just now. Men and vonlhs, who rei|uire clothing, from a singlet to all overcoat, should call at llookhain's, and compare (lie prices and (juality willi anything in (he province. Satisfaction is sure to result by shopping at this j store. j