INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 302, 17 December 1908, Page 4

INTERESTING ITEMS.

There is no end to tire good thiiigal irovided for the festive ji-aaon at Win- 1 aker's grocery establishment, Devon ilroet, next Criterion Hotel. iJous:vivcs will liml it advantageous to call md inspect the stock. Train arrangements lor the Clirijt,uas and New Year holidays are noticed. The Taranaki County Council invite - tenders, to close on January -Hit, lor various larlhworks. Mr D. Clmrtcris nolilies that he has been appointed agent for Taranaki. for i Anderson's Ltd., Wellington, Lyttelton) and Christclmreh. Mr Oharccris is pru-i pared to take orders for oil enghiei,l boilers, motors, traction engines, threshing mills, etc. In their replace ndvt. to-day Messrs Kirkcaldic and Stains give particulars of Christmas gloves. When you think of your Christmas suit you naturally think of "The Prestwcll" suits made by that well-known lirni "The liasli,'' of Devon St., New J Plymouth. Hundreds of Taranaki* people testily to the lit and style, jv.id I good workmanship of these suits. Look) them up right away and you'll bo perfectly satisfied with the result. The Borough Council notilics that all rates remaining; unpaid after to-day will he subject to a. 10 per cent addition. 'Mr .f:. Bennett, jeweller, inserts a, notice on page 2 relative to goods suitable for \nins and New Year presents. A very large stock of beautiful goods are on oiler at Bennett's at cheap prices. Liberal discounts will be given to all purchasers during the holiday season.

llr. Thus. Avery, bookseller, stationer, etc., notilies that lu: has opened up a very large and elioieu stock of fancy goods and Xmas novellies for the Jioliday season. All the very latest books, annuals, postcards, curds, etc., are also on hand. Mr. Avery's shop will be open eaeh evening until Xmas. Thoso about to travel would do well to inspect the splendid stock of everything in trunks, bags, rugs, etc., to be seen at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Theirs is undoubtedly the largest and finest selection of these goods in the district, and the range of prices is siiclh that everyone is .sure to get suited. Amlmry Bros.' windows and store arc now full of dainty holiday apparel and, seasonable furnishings, men's and boys' holiday suits, hats, etc. Customers are invited to inspect same. Ptvle and value right.—Advt. During the past few days Messrs. White and Sons have opened up a large number of curtains bougllt at job prices. The consequence is that these goods show to the consumer the fujl benefit of the drop in prices, and compare most favorably with the ruling prices of the past few years.—Advt.