BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 267, 1 April 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

At the dinner to the pioneers on Thursday Mr, Golding presided at the piano, a line instrument, lent free to the conmittee by Mr. Hoffman. Messrs. Gilrnour and Clarke repon. the sael of Mr. Simmons' property on the Old Hospital road, to Mr. Asquith, of Shannon. The attention of farmers and investors is directed to the sale of the equity of redemption of property which Mr. Newton King is holding at his mart, Devon street, New Plymouth, to-day. The property is situated at Oniata, and comprises some 105 acres in the best dairying district in Northern Taranaki. Being let to desirable tenants and a* the terms of sale are very favorable, this section should prove a good investment to anyone with a small capital. Messrs. Hawkins and Co. have just received a large shipment of aniline dyes direct from the Society of Chemical Industry, Basle, Switzerland. It consists in all of over two hundred weight, and will be utilised in their business for making old material of any description look as good as new. Yesterday morning Messrs. Collier and Co., the big piano people, opened up, direct from John Brinsmead and Sons' factory, London, one of their horizontal grands. The residents of New Plymouth have seldom had the opportunity of hearing such a magnificent instrument, and in order that those who would like to hear it may have that pleasure, Messrs. Collier and Co. have arranged to have the piano, which is an order, on view in their showroom till Monday next.

If you seek a suit of exclusive elegance, intrinsic merit and distinctive tailored beauty, investigate the bargains at the Melbourne. Their quality you will not ignore irrespective of the great saving their purchase will involve. Enough styles to slit all types—materials to please every taste. The suit you want, at the price you want to pay.— Advt.

Quality in men's suits, the materials used, the number of threads to the inch, the weave, the patterns, and the dyes all enter into the question of quality in suits. To secure equitable value, you must, to an extent, rely on the dealer. For fifteen years a fixed standard of excellence has been maintained by the Melbourne—the men's suit store.—Advt.

Blanket day at the Busy Cash Drapery Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth. All sines—all prices. It's just a good time to buy now Gome round and have a look at ours White and Sons arc now showing a fine range of coats for children. There are some .specially smart coats in cream for little ffirls.

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, private residence, Gorer street).—Advt.

Ambiiry Bros.' autumn fashion display is attracting crowds of shoppers every day. Business so far has been exceptionally brisk. At this great display the value and prices are telling their own tale.