BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 119, 27 August 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

A final notice in connection with. J. Blyth and Co.'s big drapery sale appears elsewhere. The premises were closed all day yesterday, and this morning tliß shop will re-open, and the goods will all be found marked down at bed-rock prices. In another column Messrs. H. Collier and Co. are advertising a sale of secondhand pianos, including those ,'by Brinsmead, Broadwood j Hopkinson, etc. They would like to draw intending purchaser's notice to the extremely low prices at which they are offering them. Messrs. Gillies and Dominion Horse Fair will commence on September Ist, Thursday next, and will be continued on Friday and Saturday, 2nd and 3rd inst. Webster Bros, will sell by public auction 011 Thursday next at the Hunt Club Races Mr. Arthur Standish's 4-year-old gelding The Veteran, by Uhlans-Stella. Webster Bros, advertise particulars of their next Oakura cattle sale. They will also offer on account of a resident in the district 40 shares in the Oakura Co-op. Dairy Factory .Company. A sale of interest to those requiring good shed or stable timber and iron appears in this issue, and will take place on Saturday next at 11.30 a.m. Mothers are specially invited to take advantage of the price reductions on children's footwear at McEwen's summer sale. Some fine bargain lines for school wear are shown here, and wise mothers will bring the children in and make their selections while the prices are so low.

Do not hesitate to take advantage of the Melbourne's great inauguration sale, commencing to-day. Come and help us to celebrate the opening of our fine new shop. We'll make it worth while. Bargains in sample pieces ot carpet Is llcl to <ss lid, pillow cases 6d each, glass cloth 3d per yard, towelling, 4d per yard, holland aprons, Is each. Hundreds of bargains. Alterations to the Waitara and Toko railway timetables are advertised. The usual practice of the ladies' Leiderkranz and Leiderspiel Society will be held on Monday evening next. Customers who make a point of shopping at McEvven Bros, huge stock-tak-ing sale of footwear, find that they can save a heap of money. The sale is a genuine one, only the most seasonable and best hard wearing lines being offered.

Attention is drawn to the advertisement of the G. W. Lawrence Co. which appears in this issue. This is a new firm which has started 'business in Devon Street, opposite the Theatre, as manufacturers and importers of cycles, etc. Their stock, which has just arrived from England, is all new and up-to-date, and the prices are surprisingly low. The factory is fitted with all the latest maoinery and appliances for the making and repairing of cycles, etc. Intending purchasers of cycles, sundries, etc., will do well to pay the new firm a visit of inspection. Ladies and gentlemen: Ask your local draper or storekeeper pleasantly and impressively, yet very peristently, for the celebrated high-grade Roslyn clothing for boys, youths, and gentlemen. Roslyn blankets, Roslyn rugs, Roslyn yarns, Roslyn jerseys, Roslyn tweeds, Roslyn worsted (very high-class for the tailoring trade), Roslyn socks, stockings, Roslyn bloomers, Roslyn combinations, Roslyn pyjamas, Roslyn heather unshrinkable flannel, and heavy twill plaiding (delta finish). This Roslyn flannel and plaiding is coming into great favour for men's under-shirts and drawers, and boys' school blouses. It also makes up beautifully for ladies' wear. -Always make certain that the words "Delta finish" are on all your Roslyn underwear; then you will be amply rewarded for all your persistency. —Advt. •Embroideries at the Busy Cash. Drapery (Store, opposite Carnegie Bibrery, King street, New Plymouth. i.e.