BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 58, 30 August 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

One .thousand yards of 42-inch colored chiffon, 8d a yard, at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, Kin" street. B Mr. A. George calls attention to his ladies' and gents' cycles for spring excursions. Prices are very moderate. Farmers are reminded of the sale which Mr. Newton King is holding at Rahotu on (Friday next, when, in order to wind up the estate of the late Jacob Rothery, the whole of his live and dead stock will be offered. As the cows, which are a good lot, and have all been carefully chosen, will be offered absolutely without reserve, they should meet with j keen competition. , The poet has it that. "In the spring ; a young man's fancy lightly turns to I thoughts of love." We do not know j whether yesterday's weather has thus j affected our local young men, but there was just that unmistakftiMe touch of spring in the air that certainly makes men turn their thoughts to summer apparel. Young men, "be prepared," and see the new spring suitings at the Melbourne, j Neckwear novelties are already showing at White and Sons. Now embroideries are expected in a da.y or two. further shipments of longcloths and ea.licoes are now landing. Housewives will appreciate our "Dewdrop" calico mt 6s Gd per dozen yards. It is beautifully soft, even in texture, and 345 inches wide. , We send it carriage paid anvwhere.—Advt. The Is lid room at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, is full of hundreds of useful articles. The French corsets in this room will be the talk of the town for days to come, and are without doubt the most sensational offer the firm has ever made. A. N. Morey, Central Motor G*r«ne. Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motor c*r for hire, day or sight (careful driver. •13 months' experience in Wellington ) Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence Gover itreet).—Advt.