BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 51, 9 June 1910, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Messrs. Gilmour and Clarke are advertising a good .property of 80 acres on page two of this issue, with £IOO cash down. This is a good little property and well worth inspecting. The great rebuilding sale at the Melbourne has been another great demonstration of the firm's supremacy in bar-gain-giving. That the bargains are being appreciated, it is easy to see any hour of the day, the popular corner store being literally crowded with eager buyers all day long. To-day there will be brought forward a special line of 25 men's highclass tailor-made suits formerly priced at 69s 6d but now specially reduced to 59s 6d.

As our readers will notice by advertisement, the New Plymouth Liedertafel will give their second grand concert in the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, the 22nd instant. The society is a very strong one, and has (been rehearsing some very pretty and popular choruses. In addition to the full choruses there will he a duet, quartette/double quartette, and instrumental items. .The lady soloists will he Miss Alice Bimmer (of Auckland) and Miss Norah Ford (of New Plymouth). The price of admission has been fixed at 2s and Is, and tickets are in demand already. Patrons of the concert can rely on getting a musical treat During this week White and Sons have considerably augmented their stock of colonial - manufactured goods. Chief among these are Kaiapoi blankets of varying qualities, but all good. Then Onehunga mills are represented with another range of blankets. Roslyn underwc— in both the men's and women's departments figure largely, and, despite the rise in the raw material, some exceptionally line values are shown. Heavy shirtings' and tweeds from the Petone mills are other lines of great merit. Costumes, coats, suits, shirts, etc., all mado in the Dominion, give further evidence of the wide range of colonial goods to he had at White's—Advt. Will vou call and see our Is sheetings next time you are in town. We stock these in white and brow" from 54 to 72 inches wide, and reck/"' they are the best value in the Domin'nn.— Morey and Moore, The Rusy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King-street, New Plymouth.—Advt.

Messrs. Ambury Bros, have an advertisement in this issue dealing with their exceedingly large stock of winter wearing apparel. In eve.y conceivable line the firm has made its preparations for a good season's business, and the public have been quick to appreciate the enterprise, splendid service, and tip-top value which mark the business of this popular establishment. There are some very fine window displays at their premises just now. notably that dealing with ladic* evenin? wear, mothers find much t«. interest them i" the woollen jersev suits for the little ch-ns. Men's and bovs' wear is the care r' a separate "taff in its own distinct department, and thtra is a fine stock.—Advt.