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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 187, 17 November 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. '■ Christmas hams and Christmas fruits—this is the substance of Mr. C. Carter's new advertisement. The festive season brings its own requirements, therefore housewives will be interested in looking up our ad. columns to read what "The People's Grocer" has to say upon this important subject. "Something appropriate but not too expensive - '—thus runs the advertisement from Mr. J. Bennett, jeweller, Devonstreet. His stock for the Christmas trade embraces everything of the best in gold, silver and gem jewellery, card and cigarette cases," cut-glass ware, etc. Patrons are invited to make a personal inspection of the premises. The Melbourne has the greatest showing of wide-end ties in town. The big corner store is prepared with the most complete assortment of these muchwanted ties in every conceivable color from dark self color to the most extreme Paisley pattern Foulards.—Advt. Anbury's are right up to the minute with a thousand bathing garments. The hot weather upon us and everybody with the bathing craze should mean a big business for the firm. Whatever you want to wear can be had at Amburv's —Advt. To-day is remnant day at White's. New lots have been thrown out since the end of last week, and al'.l are fresh stock—ends of pieces which have been selling well the last few days. Country orders for remnants up to any amount —one, two or three pounds value, as the case may be—are sent anywhere, carriage paid.—Advt. We have just opened four big job lines, consisting of blouses, sunshades and sash ribbons. The Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, will be crowded with hundreds of delighted cash buyers. Will you be one of them?—Advt.

Ask for a ROSL.YX sweater to-day Advt.