BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 20 March 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

' "Too late!" Will be the woeful cry of those who fail to take advantage of the I values at McEwen Bros.' shoe sale; which' comes to an end on Saturday, April 1,1 Make a visit to-day.—Advt. I Despite the much-heralded advance in' the price of cottons, the Melbourne is able to present a fine assemblage of sheetings, calicoes, and longcloths at the! lowest prices quoted for several seasons.' Noteworthy among the offerings are 72-! inch unbleached sheeting at Is per yard, strong calicoes at 4d and 5y 2 d, and lovely longcloths at Gd, 7d, and Bd. Advt. i A meeting of the Park Tennis Club committee will be held on Tuesday evening on the lawns to decide concerning extension of the lawns and other general business. I New Plymouth ladies are to be fa-' vored at an early date with a visit from, the representative of the D.1.C., Wei-1 lington, who brings with him a special! show of smart fashion goods. These will be displayed in the premises adjoining the New Zealand Clothing Factory in Devon street. The smartest and best in modern fashions only will be shown, and these, both for variety and cxclusive- , ness, will form one of the finest shows ever held in New Zealand. ! A general meeting of the New Ply-I mouth Progressive Association is called for this evening at the Town Hall, when j a full attendance of members is cordially invited. White and Sons, of New Plymouth only, refer in their replace advertisement to the arrival of new dresses and serges for autumn wear. The Arm has its own dressmaking staff—quite the best in the province—and is in a position to quote any line for dresses 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 sizes—all prices. It's just a good time to buy now. Come round and have a look at ours |