BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 201, 3 December 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Garrison Band will parade in-j Devon-street this evening at 7.30. ' Mr. Newton King reminds the public 'that owing to the Stratford Show falling on the same date as the Waiwakaiho sain, the sale has been postponed to Friday, 9th *n?t., the day following. Stories of the "Hobble" skirt have been irany, and the majority of Taranrki women are awaiting its arrival with mixed feeling-*. Will the ordinary every t'ay Woman be able to wear it? How can they walk in it? What difficulty v. il' it present in .climbing steps ? These and a score of similar question have been •asked. It fell to Messrs.' Morey and Son to answer them 4 and this firm announces the hew '"Hobble" skirt -as practical as its predecessors. A replace advertisement goes more fully into it. In this issue will be found particulars of an unreserved sale of furniture, etc., on account of Mr. T. C. Schnackenberg at his residence,-Vogeltown. The furniture is all almost new, and we understand was made by the Ton-son Garisck Co., of Auckland, to Mr Schmckenberg's order. Messrs. Webster Bros, are the auctioneers controlling the sale, and everything except the piano is for absolute sale. The great feature about the Melbourne tailor-made ready-to-wear suits is the convenience in "not having to wait." The large variety of sizes kept makes it practically possible to give nine men out of ten a perfect flit and at a price at least £2 lower than to measure.—Advt. During the week orders for stack covers have readied White and Sons from Feilding, Rotoraa and Opotiki, in addition to the usual Taranaki orders that oome in at this season of the year. Last season several covers were supplied settlers at Cambridge, Ha mil ton and other Waikato centres. Whites' quote seven stock sizes, but any size can be made at proportionate rate. For those who can make their own the price is Is G'/od per yard, six feet wiide. Three big job lines consisting of 2/11 blouses, Is cushion covers, and 2d embroidery, have just been opened at tire Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street. Come round and see them.—Advt. Show week is, always a busy time at Ambury's. Bigh't in the centre of NewPlymouth, on the way to the show ground, you can drop into their store and slip on anything you wish to wearno waiting, no bother witli 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. HORTICULTURAL SHOW. The annual spring show of the New Plymouth Horticultural Society will be held' in the Theatre Royal on Thursday next. The popularity of the Society is becoming more pronounced annually, and it is anticipated that this year will be no exception, but, rather, that tlbe forthcoming show will be the very best on record. The entries are coming in freely, 'and as the season has been such an exceptionally good one, it is only reasonable to expect that the exhibits will be of a very fine quality. .Schedules, witlh entry forms, may be received from the secretary, Currie-street, on application. Entries closq on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.