BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 18 January 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

A good start 13 usually half the battle, and surely the great summer sale at Messrs. Morey and Son's must be going along at a great pace. Never did we see such a good head of steam got up so rapidly. It was more liko an old time gold rush than any sale. In to-day's issue Messrs. Morcy and Sons announce some specially "rich finds" in household drapery bargains that customers will striKe if they aTe prompt to seize the opportunities offered. A big purchase of boys' clothing, representing the annual "clean up"' of one of the Dominion's leading high-class manufacturers; has been made by the Melbourne. Many of the so-called "specialty shops" of this town try hard for this lot of clothing annually, but the Melbourne got it easily, for the big store is the greatest distributor of boys' clothing 1n Taranaki. All kinds of suits are represented, and will- be sold on that close basis of profit that characterises all departments in the big store, and gives customers the assurance that the price paid is Uip lowest for which equal quality and style can be bought.—Advt. White's open up this morning a great line of white tennis shirts, and white and fancy colored neglige shirts. These are all of the famous "Zcalandda" make, and are representative of the best that New Zealand produces, both in quality, cut and finish. Ordinarily sold at 5s 6d each, White and Sons, having made a favorable purchase, will offer this line while the sale lasts at 3s lid each. In ordering by post, please quote number DN 1 in order to make sure of getting this line.—Advt. '

French kid gloves, 2s lid a pair; wide sash ribbons, (id per yard; 42-inch chiffon, lid pen yard; leather belts, 1» each, are some of the special lines to be found at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth.—Advt.