BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 227, 31 January 1911, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motorear for hire, day or night (careful driver, 13 months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Cover street).

It will be noticed in our. advertising columns that Mr. T. E. Taylor, M.P., will definitely address a public meeting in the Theatre Royal on the 17th. prox., taking for his subject the new Licensing Laws. When the ocean steamer enters the port the pilot keeps his eyes on certain well-known landmarks, and 9teers safely to the berthing wharf. Bargain hunters have also well-known hunting grounds, and nowhere they ilud such good sport as round the counter at Messrs. Morey '' and Son's. The knowing ones keep their '' eyes on the advertising columns, and follow Morey's lead every time. With to-day's issue the firm publish more targain inducements that will repay a prompt visit to Morey's sales.

With this issue is circulated Kirkcaldic's summer sale circular containing four pages of interesting information for all who are wanting bargains. Tim firm of Kirkenldie and Stains, Ltd., Wellington, has secured a New Zealand reputation and prestige for keeping high quality merchandise, and the half-yearly sales of the firm are always a, huge success. It is quite an interesting sight in Wellington on the opening day of one of these sales to see the long queue of eager bargain seekers waiting for tbe doors to be opened. The first morning is always a strenuous time, and the store is crowded almost to suffocation. In the sale circular inserted in this issue very complete details are given, and the conditions of sale make it easy enough for anyone in this district to secure the bargain benefits offered by Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd. It's here—in first cost and after service—the most economical tailor-made suit, in Taranaki. The Melbourne at Cos. Arc you one of those who have felt that a five guinea suit was beyond their means? If so, the fear that a low price meant poor construction meets itv Waterloo in the proof presented by hundreds of satisfied wearers of Melbourne suits. "Let the other fellow have the long profit on the high-priced suit.— Advt.

Boys returning to school may secure white mercerised tennis shirts in all sizes from 12 to 14% with collars at 2s fid, and sizes 11 to 12% without collars at the same price. This price is only available till the close of our sale on Saturday next at White and Son's.—Advt. Come round and see the hundreds of useful articles in the 2s lid room at the Big Job Fair at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library) King Strcet--Advt.