INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 345, 22 March 1910, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Hewitt's Pictures to-night. Messrs. Roy and Nicholson request | that all claims on the estate of the late f Alfred Starek, of Tikorangi, will be ren- i * dered to tbem forthwith. Messrs. Okey, Son and Arnold are just landing, per s.s. lonic, a very choice and well-selected shipment of wallpapers. Mrs. O'Driscoll announces t'nat she will resume her dancing clasps at the West End Gymnasium on Tuesday evening, sth April. These classes were very Buccessful last year, and provided many pleasant evenings for the pupils and ' dancers who attended. The annual meeting of the Tukapa Football Club is called for Thursday evening next at the Council Chambers. The annual meeting of the New Plymouth Saturday Rugby Football Club ■will be held at the Council Chambers on Wednesday evening. In our advertising columns to-day Messrs. Morey and Sons, whose only address is Devon-street, New Plymouth, draw attention to their unusually large , and varied stock of laces for winter wear. The imormation they print should be particularly helpful to 'anyone planning a holiday or winter outfit. A test parcel. Read advertisement on front page, top right-hand corner, of this issue. The biggest, brightest and best 10s worth you ever bough I ;.—A d"*. Ladies will find just what they want at Whites' in- smart wear ior the cricket match. New autumji millinery and A dresses, costumes, and neckwear in a bewitching variety of styles and colorings. Our blouse wear is particularly correct this season, and we hove nrovided in nearly every imaginable shade the most becoming styles. Ask to see the golf, zella, and tosko stripes at lOd, Is, and Is lid respectively.—Advt. , i PINAL WEEK OP THE . MELBOURNE'S BOOT SALE. , Bear in mind this extraordinary sale with its money-saving opportunities. The better a judge you are of good boots and boot values, the more eager i you will be to attend this sale. We are ' literally sacrificing one of the finest \ stocks of boots in Taranaki at prices! averaging

15a IN THE POUND, and this in the face of the recent ad- ■' vanee in leather! Don't fail to secure bargains like these: Youths' strong shooters 6s l'ld, men's shooters 7s 6d, two-strap chrome shoes 5s lid, girls' lace chome,boots 5s lid, youths' school boots (very strong chrome with steel-slugged eolep) 10s 9d, men's sewn Balmorals lis 6d, men's chrome balfflorals (riveted soles) 10s 6d, men's heavy watertights 14s 6d, men's splenic did chrome shooters 13s 6d; men'.? 'a genuine -welted it rid standard screwed i boots in box calf, glace kid, and willow calf, some with extra strong double soles, 163 9d pair, worth 255. HAVE YOU A WEAK THROAT? H so, you cannot be tow caretul; you cannot begin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another, > and the last is always the hardest to cure. If you take Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy at the outset you will be saved ' 'touch trouble. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. J THAT INCESSANT TICKLING - In the throat, and) all throat and chest promptly} relieved by Dr. Shel- ' don's New Discovery. Price Is 6d and 3s per bottle. Obtainable everywhere.