BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 154, 8 October 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

This morning there is issued a circular from Mr. Jas. Tuthill, of the Taranaki Hotel, giving prices of wines, spirits, ale, etc., in bottled form. Customers will find it to their advantage to deal at this bottling store.

The Garrison Band will parade in Deeon street this ■evening, commencing at the Melbourne corner at 7.30.

During the week a large number of new embroideries have arrived at White and Sons'. This store holds an enormous stock of these goods, and the range is from tiny headings to 45-inch flouncings. gome of the latter are particularly handsome and choice, yet the prices are the modest ones you can always depend on securing at Whites'.—Advt.

Picnic hats, fourpenee each, sash ribbons sixpence yard, wide lace twopence per yard, 42-inch chiffons elevenpence per yard, French Ikid gloves two and eleven a pair, No. 99 'hair nets threepence each, hair " brushes (mirror back) ninepence each, white table damask one and sixpence per yard, and hundreds of other bargains at the Busy Cash Drapery Store (Opposite Carnegie Library), King street. —Advt.

•Ons of *he finest assortments of boys' summer hats bo toe found in Taranaki is now on view at the Melbourne. Conspicuous among a lovely collection of ! (high-class goods are washing Peter Pans at lis and 'ls 6d, ike Panama Peter Pans in white, blue and colored, at 3s 6d and 4s 6d, boys' boaters Is 3d, girls'and 'boys' galatea sailor straws Is lid and 2s lid. A special display of these goods is to be seen in the firm's Liardet street show ■windows.—Advt.

The attraction in the centre of the | town is Amibury's window display of spring fashions, chaste, dainty and beautiful to look upon, charming to wear, cool, comfortable, serviceable and cheap, mver beaten is the verdict of all who haw had * good wok over tho estdb'isnTrmnt-