BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 81, 14 July 1910, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The half-day of Thursday morning affords an opportunity for looking through the remnant table at White's. At the present moment it is teeming with a splendid lot of oddments and ends of materials in mnnv cases at from onequarter to one-third of the original price of the pieces from which they came. Flannelette, Mousing, sheetings, calicoes, and other useful lines are all well represented.—Advt.

The sale which commenced yesterday at Ambury Bros.' promises to foe the best they have ever held. A solid reduction of three and fourpence in the pound off every line in the house should attract a large crowd. There will be lots of costumes, skirts, millinery, coats, men's macs, and overcoats, and odd lines in every department at half-price.

Cash is wanted at theBusy Cash '— Store (opposite Carnegie Library), King street, New Plymouth. Buy your next drapery parcel from us and you will foe surprised at the money you save. Calico 3s lid dozen. to.

POULTRY SHOW. Special attention is directed to the Poultry Society's new advertisement on (he front page. It will 'be seen that over eight hundred entries have come forward for all sections, and that some very interesting work will be on exhibition. The baby show is creating immense interest all over the district, and babies are coming from Lepperton, Inglewood, Tarata, Midhirst, Okato, Egmont Village, and all over the town. Shelter for go-carts will be provided for outside the building, but on no a-ccount will they be allowed inside. Children will be allowed to visit the show on Wednesday (which is a holiday for all school-children) for the small sum of threepence. At any other time they will foe charged sixpence. All classes are well catered for, and given fine weather, the society will have i the largest show ever held in .New Plymouth.

FREE SAMPLE OP CUTICURA CURED SKIN HUMOR.

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