BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 215, 20 December 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Business folk are informed that the railway goods sheds at New Plymouth will be closed on 2Gth and 27th December and on 2nd January. Mr, R. Deare's replace advertisement, dealing with holiday footwear, could not be set in time for this issue. It deals with holiday footwear, and holiday footwear of the very latest and best kinds. Mr. Deare has a stock of "colored bianco," in several shades. By the use of tins ladies can have their shoes to match their dresses —half-a-dozen colors on lialf-a-dozen days £or half-a-dozen dresses—with only one pair of shoes. The first thing that impresses the clever suit buyer at the Melbourne is the large stock provided to choose from. And as the garments are analysed one by one there is an unusual air of refinement throughout, which indicates the good taSte and skill with which they have been selected and produced. One will find, too, an element of economy in the pricing of these high grade suits, ready for service.—Advt. Christmas gifts form the text ot White and Sons' advertisement on page 8. Kumerous useful and pretty lines are itemised for those who are seeking to Bolve the problem of what to give their friends. —Advt.

Seven hundred and sixty sunshades in all colors and designs at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth. Your pick of this lovely line for 4s lid. Absolutely the biggest job line ever offered to a buying public—Advt. With Xmas at our doors and everyone full up of work preparing for a wellearned holiday, neither dressmakers nor tailors can do anything for you until after the holidays are over. It is most comforting to know that everything one needs to wear on high days, holidays, or bon-fire nights can be had ready to slip on, good fit, good styles, every size, and almost as many prices at Ambury's, New Plymouth. Men, women, and children of any size or age can' be suited for swimming, boating, cricketing, tennising, golfing, sporting, camping, bowling or sleeping at the A.B. store.—Advt.