BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 268, 22 March 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Distinctive Tailoring" is the title oi a booklet, beautifully prated and pro. . sely illustrated, which Mr. H. Cock; r, high-class tailor, of Devon street, New Plymouth, is presenting to his customers and to others, desirous of being well dressed. It will certainly repay them to peruse the booklet and profit by the advice contained therein. Good clothes, ho points out, are never dear. They may cost a. little more, but they stamp the wearer with individuality, and keep their style to the end. In our advertising columns there is a very good second-hand piano advertised for sale at Collier's. This piano has been very little used, and its handsome walnut case is hardly soiled. Truly a chance for bargain seekers. Call early. The annual meeting of the East End Card Club will be held on Tuesday evening at the Red House Hotel. Going away for Easter? Need an outfit or some sort of a bag? the Melbourne here offers interesting information. Cowhide leather travelling bags, 20s 6d to 455; brief bags, 6s lid to Ws 1 6d; portmanteaux, 9s lid to 14s 6d; Gladstone bags, 27s 6d to 355; kit bags, solid cowhide, 355; steel trunks, 9s lid to 24s 6d; travelling rugs, 13s fid to 39s 6d. Compare and discover how much lower these prices aTe than others aak for the identical goods.—Advt. Some of the latest novelties in ,lace neckwear are now open at White and Sons'. Those who are not getting an autumn dress straight away can smarten up their summer dress by a new collar or tie.—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