BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 256, 8 March 1911, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The new waltz "Spring Morning" composed by Mr. F. von Lubbe, of New Plymouth, and formerly of Auckland,- is now on sale at the; local music stores. Those who have heard it describe it as a very fine composition. The waltz is set for various instruments, and has been splendidly lithographed by The Hooker Printing Co. Messrs. Gilmour and Clarke report the sale of Mrs. Bailefte property of 03 acres at Omata to Mr. Lovall, of .the Wairarapa district. Mr. Lovall also pur- „ chased the stock on the farm.

Arrangements for the Grand Irish National concert on St. Patrick's night are now well forward. The sen-ices of Mr. J. W. Ryan (of Auckland) and Mr. Ralph Farmer (of Waitara) have been obtained. In addition the best local talent have offered their services, and a, good night's entertainment is assured. Watch Thursday's issue fer programme.

Some clever penster has named the tailor-made "the native cosutme of New Zealand women." A very good national dress it is too, viewed from the point of view of practicability, and serviceability. So long as a young woman has one really smart Pctone costume in her wardrobe she need never appear as Cinderella. And talking of the tailor-made naturally brings to mind the beautiful collection of new Pctone costumes now on display at Morey and Son's. They are for autumn and winter wear, and come in all the latest styles. New fashions in millinery, neckwear, etc., are also shown, and an invitation is extendtended to all ladies to call and inspect the display.

The announcement of the last four days of the Melbourne's great reduction sale is shopping news of unprecedented importance, Tf this sale was n great play the demand for seats for the last four performances, .would not be , one» half as great as the demand for the bargains of the last' four selling days. White and Sons are now busy opening their new shipments of autumn Roods, 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.

The Biff Job Cash Pair is now booming o4«ng merrily at the Busy Cast SUre in King street. Bargain* of T»V'i*9 aw tkt •rier.—Aivt.

Tn Ambury's windows summer oddments are marked up at ridiculously low priors. A line of job millinery must be worth more than twice the monev. A few odd summer costume? and skirts clearing at half price are very smart. Job dres* goods nt the nrices ticketed are worth attention. "Die next few day* should make a clearance for their new autumn shipments arriving.—Advt. A. N. Many, Central Motor Garage, Esrmnnt, street. New Plymouth.—Motor onr for hire, day or night (careful driver, 13 months' experience in WellintrtonW Telephone 355 (or .14, private residency Gover street).—Advt.