BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 198, 30 November 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"What to give at Xmas" is the question Mr. J. Bennett answers in his replace announcement to-day. Mr. Bennett gives a lint which should prove helpful to everyone in search of a gift for a friend. An invitation is given to all readers to call and inspect the large stock of articles suitable for gifts. In this issue Griffiths and Co. give particulars of the conditions under which ttheir donation of a gold watcli to the Agricultural Society can be won. "Home for the holidays" sing out the college boys and girls, and the elder sisters and brothers who are fighting life's battle are all more or less preparing to return to the home next Xmas time. Busily the 'housewife is preparing for them, and the other relations who are expected—adding little touches of brightness here and there that she will show with pride when the time comes. To help such as are on the look-out for dainty aids to 'furnishing, Messrs. Morey and Son are advertising to-day new art sateens. These are specially new and novel designs and make up into lovely cushions and drapings. Call at Messrs. Morey and Son's and inspect these novelties while the range of colors is unbroken.

The Melbourne's prices are the lowest —and the quality always dependable —not merely because this firm is by far the largest men's clothing retailers in Taranaki, but because the Melbourne organisation has solved for this province the great problem of distribution from the producer to the consumer at the least possible cost.—Advt. IFarmers .visiting New Plymouth for the show should make a particular point of visiting White and Sons to inspect their special rick canvas. 'For rf cheap and effective covering for stacks at a price that little exceeds the cost of thatching, a settler may have a cover all ready in event of unsettled weather at harvest time. Samples with full particulars are posted to any address.— Advt.

Show week is always a busy time at Ambury's. Bight in the centre of New Plymouth, on the way to the show ground, you can drop dnto their store and slip on anything you wish to wearno waiting, no bother with dressmakers or tailors. Men, women, and children can be suited with every wearable requisite; fit right, quality right, prices right at Ambury's, Devon street.—Advt. They say, for bathing dresses, the Busy Cash Store, opposite Cr.rnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, is pretty good.—Advt.