BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 36, 5 August 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

It is expected! there will be a large attendance at the land sale to be held at Mr. Newton King's 1 auction mart this afternoon, when same of the finest beach land in Taranaki will be submitted for auction.

Attention is called to our advertising columns in which Mr. Newton King announces a special sale of Jersey heifers on account of Messrs. Pitt Bros, in his. heifer yards on Monday next. These will be without douibt, taking the munber into consideration, the ibest line ot Jersey heifers ever offered in one sale in Taranaki, and dairymen should not miss this opportunity of being able to secure high-class stock. As Messrs. Pitv Bros, are not dairying themselves they are to be sold absolutely without reserve. At Mr. .Newton King's fortnightly sale at Urenui on Monday next there promises to be an exceptionally large yarding, principally of dairy cattle. There will be offered three separate dairy herds, which, with the present keen demand for dairy cattle, should meet with ready sale. There will also be offered, owing to his having sold his farm, Mr. E. Julian'si fine flock of sheep, and 40 good 2-year steers. The sheep, which are very choice, comprise two and four-tooth ewes in lamb, and four-tooth wethers, and being in excellent conditio" should find a good market. For furtlu... particulars se« advertisement.

Those desirous of sharing in the bargains offering at the Melbourne Clothing Company's great sale are reminded that to-day is the last day of the sale. Bargains like the following are hard to anticipate: Kaiapoi socks, 3 pairs for 2s 3d; cashmere sacks, 3 pairs for 3s 6d; stylish tailor-made suits, 59s Qd; strong saddle trousers, 7s lid; Canadian drill shirts, 2s lid; and dozens of other terrific reductions on men's and 'boya' clothing and mercery. Whites' announce 75 opportunities to their customers and buyers generally. All their millinery is to be sold this week at 3s lid per hat—a truly marvellous saving opportunity to persons wanting hats during the next few weeks. Many I of those being sold at this price are quite suitable for spring wear, and the shapes are all, without exception, absolutely correct. A very big reduction sale of men's and boys' best tailor-finished suits and overcoats is announced for the next week or two at Ambury's big sale, Devon street,

The 2s lid room at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, is filled with hundreds of useful articles during fair time. You will find something fresh every day. Come round and see the 4d sash ribbons, the shilling- vests, tihe shilling aprons, and dozens of other drapery bargains. A mirror-back brush and a Samson comb, the lot for Is.

A N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motor car for hire, day or light (careful driver, Jf months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Gover street].—Advt.