BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 120, 29 August 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The first practice of the oratorio, "Elijah," by the combined Liederspiel and liedertafel Societies will be held in the Primitive Methodist Schoolroom, Queen street, to-night. All having copies are asked to bring them, and ladies and gentlemen willing to assist are invited. The Park Tennis Club's committee is called together for 5 o'clock this evening upon important business. On Wednesday next, at Albert Road, Mr. Newton King will hold a clearing sale on account of Mr. W. P. Brown, who* is giving up dairying. The cows are mostly grade Jerseys and early calvers, and should l be well worth the attention of buyers. There will also <be offered 60 pure-bred Angora goats and 10 half-bred' goats, all in young. With the blackberry so prevalent in this part of the district, this should offer an exceptional opportunity to farmers to secure these goats, which are well known to be the best eradicaton of this pest. Well-bred Angora goats are now very hard to procure, so do not miss this chance.

A new record for value-giving is- being created at the Melbourne's inauguration sale. iSale prices quoted, are below import cost, and your keenest comparison is courted to sustain the tradition that the Melbourne's prices are always lowesti You must see and note the fine workmanship, the excellent material and superior fit and finish of the 49/6 and 59/6 sample suits before you really appreciate what this sale means. Mr. T. H. Bransgrove notifies that he had started an up-to-date motor and cycle works in Devon street. ' Farmers are reminded of the sale which Mr. Newton King is holding at Hurford Road, Omata, on Monday next, on account of Mr. Jas. Mac Donald. The cattle are all in first-class condition, and as the herd is comprised of picked cows, keen competition is expected. As th ! s will be one o'f the last dairy sales this season, farmers should hot miss this opportunity of securing first-class dairystock at their own prices. Messrs. H. Collier and Co. announce a clearing sale of second-hand pianos at bargain prices. Particulars tare advertised. Messrs. Baker and Co. insert a replace advertisement in this issue relative to the quality, design and value of furniture made up at their workshops. Mrs. Blanchard has opened business in High street, Hawera, as fruiterer and confectioner. Fresh fruit arrives daily; Orders for jam fruits promptly executed. AH lands of sweets and summer drinks stocked. Courtesy and civility. Call and see the large stock of oranges, etc. Having introduced! the Brick-Auld house cleaner into New Plymouth and district, the proprietor has appointed iMessrs. Bellringer Bros, sole agents for [New Plymouth and Stratford, where tihey can be obtained at the usual price. Embroideries at the Busy Cash Drap'ery Store, opposite Carnegie Library, [King street, New Plymouth. t.c.