BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 62, 22 June 1910, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Owing to the Liedertafel concert being held this evening, the usual weekly practice of the New Plymouth Operatic Society has been postponed until to-morrow (Thursday) evening. Webster' Bros, sell stock at their Omata yards on Friday next. We notice that a new motor .garage has been commenced in Devon-street for Mr. T. Bransgrove in camerated concrete. Outside New Plymouth other buildings in course of construction in camerated concrete are: block of shops; Eltham, shop; Hawera, winter show building, additions to Shamrock Hotel. To go up shortly there are also about a dozen buildings ranging from residences to large stores. Truly, camerated concrete has arrived.

We draw special attention to the first column of news on the seventh page of yesterday's (Tuesday morning) Daily News. Read it carefully. It must either interest you or your wife or children. The success that has attended the sale of Blyth's stock speaks very highly for •the intelligence of the purchasing public of New Plymouth. They are quick to know when gooJs are both good and cheap. The premises have been thronged with knowing buyers each day since the sale began. The bargains will not cease until every article is cleared out of the shop.

The Melbourne's great rebuilding sale is an event surpassing in scope and magnitude anything of the ikind hitherto attempted in Tarana'ki. It overshadow* everything by the richness, freshness, and completeness of the stocks, and by prices that are the lowest ever known when coupled with "Melbourne" 'high standard of merchandise. From the shopper's standpoint it will pay you in .pounds to spare a few minutes and visit the great corner store with its excellent values and stunning bargains. Owing to the absence of the instructor, the class in freehand and model drawing has been postponed till Thursday evening. Epidemics spread with surprising rapidity, in spite of all precautions. An instance of equally rapid spreading, which it has not been attempted to check, is the reputation of the Busy Cash Drapery Store opposite Carnegie Library, Kingstreet, for selling goods cheaper than elsewhere. See their blankets.—Advt.

The wintry weather of the last few days is finding out the weak spots in the constitution. If you visit Arobury's and secure an outfit of underwear, suits, costumes, coats, and blankets, you will be warm and comfortable, able to do your work with pleasure and resist any attack of indisposition that may be 'hanging aibout. Prices right, quality best.— Advt.