BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 265, 18 March 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

An object lesson in the shape of a splendid display of swedes and mangeta is now on view in Mr. Newton Knurs show window. The roots are all exceptionally good specimens for the time of the year, being of very large size and almost perfect shape. They were grown by Mr. John Hale, of the Junction road, and show wliat can be done on Taranaki soil with the aid of good seed and manure, backed up with skilled farming. The swedes are of Hurst's Monarch variety, both seed and manure being supplied by Mr. Newton King. Correct followers of fashion have with one accord approved the new striped worsted suits at the Melbourne. The material has been made up into stunning stylish suits that are wonderfully smart and exclusive because of their newness. A fine series of new models of •remarkable distinction is shown at 05s. The Boot Arcade sale is just in the height of its popularity. The prices are absolutely the lowest seen or heard of in New Plymouth, and there's no wonder that big business is doing. The local branch of the New Zealand Clothing Factory notify- in their replace advertisement that they have large and choice assortments of patterns in fashionable rough tweeds am! line texture worsteds for suits to measure. Prices range from sfls. White and Sons, of New Plymouth only, refer in their replace advertisement to the arrival of new dresses and serges for autumn wear. The firm has its own dressmaking staff—quite the best in the province—and is in a position to quote any line for dresseß or skirts- complete, and finished in the best style.— Advt. Blanket day at the Busy Cash Drapery Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth. All sizeg-r-aU prices. It's just a good time to buy now. Come round and have a look at ours