BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 253, 4 March 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

To-night there will lie a recital of the new March-Ambroil records at Mr. C. Carter's phonograph parlour. The public are cordially invited. By advertisement in this issue, the sale of Sir Joseph Ward's horses and carriages is announced. They will be disposed of by auction at Watt's Horse Bazaar, Howe's Lane, Wellington, at 2 p.m., on March 8. Mr. David Nathan'* carriage and horses will also be sold. Mr. P. 11. Watt will wield the hammer. Mr. Newton King calls attention to the sale of education leases and freehold properties which he is holding at his mart, Devon street, to-day at 2 o'clock. The majority of the leases for sale are of some really fine building sites in some of the choicest localities in New Plymouth, and at the small upset rentals, they should be readily snapped up by anyone wanting to build in the town; while to anyone wanting farms and sheep runs the rural properties should prove exceptionally tempting. Of the freehold properties to be offered, that in the Waiwakaiho district comprising 101 acres, should meet with ready sale, being, as it is, one of the finest pieces of land in this part of the district.

Thrifty buyers know that this is thi* time of times to stock up at the Melbourne's great annual reduction sale. In quantities, qualities, varieties and values, the sale offerings are the most important in the province. The Melbourne is supreme in this field, and anyone who would try t& match the prices must be prepared to stand a loss.—Advt. White and Song are now busy opening their new shipments of autumn goods, and in a few days will be in a position to show their customers a thoroughly comprehensive range of fashionable attire for the coming season. In Ambury's windows summer oddments are marked up at ridiculously low prices. A line of job millinery must be worth more than twice the money. A few odd summer costumes and skirts clearing at half price are very smart. Job dress goods at the prices ticketed are worth attention. The next few days should make a clearance for their new autumm shipments arriving.—Advt. The Big Job Cask lair is now "booming alMig merrily at the Busy Cask Store in King street. Bargains ef big Taluea are the ereer.—Advt. A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motor oar for hire, day or night (careful driver, 13 months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, prirate residence, Cover street).—Aavt.