BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 79, 12 July 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Rev. W. A. Heighway, who has spent 23 years in Fiji, will give a lan* tern lecture, illustrative of his work, is the Whiteley Hall this evening at 7JO. A collection will be taken up on behalf of ,missions. There are sales and sales, but one may judge from the numbers who daily' flock to the one inaugurated-by Messrs.'Morey and Sons that it must be' genuine ana generous in the matter of bargains. Today they ndvprtise a few bargain lots that must be cleared. Great reductions on boys' juvenile suits are announced for this week at the Melbourne's great rebuilding sale. Parallel figures do not really show how good the values are. Suits identical with those offered are even now gold elsewhere for more than the former prices. At the extraordinary reductions named it will be an opportunity to "stock up" at savings that are not likely to be repeated for many a long day.— Advt. There are now on view in Manor's window at Stratford some exquisite "bol blouses" to be cleared at a sacrifice; also satin-finished white quilts, full sise, at ridiculously low prices. Call early and secure one of these exceptional bargains. ! Mr. Bert Burgess, Stratford, has returned from Auckland with a very large stock of boots and shoes for spring wear. Some very elegant shoes for ladies and children have been specially selected by Mr. Burgess which cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Inspection cordially jinvited; satisfaction guaranteed. Visitors to Hawera during show week are sure of securing good beds, good meals, and the best brand? of wine and spirits at Gormley's Egmont Hotel. ; Mrs. McCallum, ladies' outfitter, Strat- . ford, has just opened a special consigniment of woven and lawn underclothing for women and children. Woven gowns of superior quality from 13s fid; dainty muslin pinafores trimmed with insertion and embroidery from 2s upwards; dainty neckwear at specially reduced prices to clear, in order to make room for new spring goods. The sale which commences on Wednesday next at Ambury's promises to tie the best they have ever held. A solid reduction of three and fourpence in tile pound off every line in the house should attract a large crowd. There will be lots of costumes, skirts, millinery, ooats, men's macs, and overcoats, and odd lines in every department at half-price. Specials for the week-end at White's winter sale.—'All-wool jerseys, formerly 4s 9d, sale price 2s lid; all-wool jersey suits, including cap, formerly 9s lid, sale price 5s lid; Central, School caps in cloth, Is each; girls' red cloth coats, 4s lid each; girls' velvet dresses and coats, 9s lid each.—White and Son's.— Advt. Cash is wanted at the Busy Cash Store (opposite Carnegie Library), King street, - New Plymouth. Buy your next drapery prcel from us and you will be surprised at the money you — J save. Calico 3s Hd dozen. . ie.