INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 101, 26 May 1909, Page 3

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Through Mr. T. IV. Welch's agency Mr. J. Haydcu's furnishing business known as the "Red Post," has just been lloated into a company to be called The Red Post Furnishing Company, Ltd. We are advised that this will increase the buying and maiii,..<ci,iiriug lacilities of the company, and will thus enable them to offer to the public more reasonable trading facilities than ever. Mr. 1!. X. Ilenaud (organist at St. ■Mary's Church) notifies that he will resume tnilinn on Monday next. The Xew Plymouth High Seiioni will re-open on Monday next, May :il-t. Webster tiros. ' advertise 'entries for their Umata stock sale on Friday next. Dr. W. .1. Porteous. missionary t" India, will lecture at St. Andrew's Church this evening. The lecture will be illustrated with lantern slides. Our report of the Taranaki Rillcs'. ball omitted to state that it was Mrs. George's orchestra which supplied such excellent music. This combination revels in the latest dance music, but, unlike some orchestras, manages to pre-1 serve the same excellent time in those pieces as in the more simple one*. ■To-ilnv Whites make a special offering of some 4b paletots. Tln-e are all very smart goods of a high irade texture, and are particularly good value at the price i|iinted, namely, ;Hls.~Advt. The abundance of winter comforts at Anibnrv llros.' huge drapery store is attracting large numbers of customers. Every department has been fully stocked up with the most seasonable goods, all new styles. There are many great advantages in shopping at Ambiirv's, chief among which is the combination of highest quality and lowest price. See advertisement on page 1 for further information. —Advt. "We have just received a new siock of invitation and wedding cards and ball programmes.—''' Xews" Job Printing Department.—Advt.