BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 171, 28 October 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"\Vhite's is a, sale store first, and a money-saving store afterwards. We do not sacrifice quality to make little prices. Our business must be of the eome-back again order to suit us. The goods we handle are priced with this idea constantly in view. Try our principle with your summer outfit.

The greatest satisfaction to patrons of the Melbourne's men's suit store is that after selecting high quality goods tliey And the prices surprisingly little. 'This applies particularly to the beautifor new worsted tailor-made suits at 49s 6d, 59s 6d and Cos. Superb suits underpriced.—Advt. The third phonograph parlour concert will be held at C. Carter's on Monday evening next at 7.20 o'clock. A good programme will be submitted This will be an excellent opportunity for the public to hear the latest Edison machine records.

The skirt of the hour will always be found at Morey and Son's, and in this issue attention is drawn to a few of their newest imported lines. Ifcose who arc con tempi il.'. ng r.rcss cor.'ili v rambles and other shnihr o;r ngs, which the warm days enco.ira >•;, uo doubt will find it interesting reajing. What woman who is familiar with the famous value-giving nature of the Melbourne's Manchester section could close her eyes to such an alluring opportunity to buy the famous three S drill at many pence less than its actual hitended price? And when you learn than there are only twelve pieces to go at lOVzd a yard the desire to buy must naturally be quickened.-—Advt.

WANGANUI RIVER SERVICE TIMETABLE. The Wanganui River Service from Tauinarunui to Wanganui, will be as from November 1, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Steamers will also leave Wariganui for Pipiriki, and thence on to Taumarunui on same days. The downriver boat connects at Wanganui with the New Plymouth-Wellington express at noon at Aramoho Junction, and with the Wellington-Auckland Main Trunk express at Marton Junction by special train which leaves Wanganui at 1.43 p.m. daily for Marton Junction," and also with the Wellington-New Plymouth express, which leaves Wanganui at 2.20 p.m. Excursionists leaving Pipiriki in the morning can reach Wellington or New Plymouth the aamo day, or can connect with the Main Trunk at Marton Junction and be in Auckland next morning. : a- l«. • M

CHOCOLATE CAKE. ,*,<[ Cream together half a pound of 'butter and a quarter of a pound' of castor sugar; beat in, one by one, four eggs. Grate half a pound of good chocolate, put. it in a small pan with a tablespoonful of milk, and stir it over the fire till it has smoothly melted. Then add the chocolate and milk to the butter, sugar, ete Mix together three ounces of floury ounces of ground rice, and a small teaspoonful of baking powder. Add these to the other ingredients. Put the mixtut* irtto a shallow tin, lined with greased paper. Bake carefully and slowly for one hour. When cold pour chocolate icing over, and decorate with chopped ftlmonds or dessicated coeoanut. These decorations must be shaken over and slightly pressed on before the icing sugar is quite set. Now comes the question of what tea? With such a cake nothing less than the best tea will do and therefore we unhesitatingly recommend the Dragon Brand tea, at 2s 8d per lb. It is a tea of superb drinking qualities, a full bodied tea with a fine texture and ■rich aroma, it yields palate pleasure with every sip and is preferred by connoisseurs. Sold bv most grocers in your district—Advt