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BUSINESS NOTICES.

New Plymouth 'is at present justly famous for the oil wells, whose fame has bridged the oceans. Ladies, however, are m«re concerned with the magnillcciit display of spring millinery now shown at Messrs. Morey and Son's. Encouraged by the general prosperity in Taranaki, the firm has greatly increased their millinery imports, and never in the linn's history has such v a galaxy of fashion* been neon in New Plymouth. A replace advertisement to-dav calls attention to this. Monoscopes.—To see the beauty of flowers, see Harry Gilbert's window today. It will surprise you. These arc a rare novelty and of interest to children ns well as lovers of flowers. . ._ . Tho Western Park Committee are holding another of their popular euchre parties on Wednesday next, when a record attendance is expected. A dance is to follow. In our advertising columns will be , found a very important announcement of the forthcoming auction sale of the ! many properties in town and suburbs | which are available for disposal by tl>« Hailwav Department as the result of | the deviation of the line through New Plymouth. It is seldom that so largo and varied a selection of good .freeholds is offered for public competition, and, in view of the healthy tone, of the property market, there is every reason to anticipate a successful sale. The animal meeting of the ParkTennis Club will be held on Wednesday, instead of Monday night next, to suit the convenience of many members who want to call on "Our Miss Gibbs" at tho Theatre Roval, and several who are in the caste for the "Pirates of Penzance." All members and intending members are asked to attend. True working-man's -friends" at the. Melbourne. Grey denims. 3s ltd; copper rivetted blue denims, 2s lid and 3s lid; Kaiapoi knitted socks, M pair; whito tennis and neglige shirts, 2s lid; cord trousers, 5s (id; moleskins, 5s lid; saddle troußers, 8s fid, 10s fid and 13s Cd; "ironbark," trousers, (is 9d; kip shooters, 7s lid, 10s fld and 12s (id; champion watertights, lis (Id; all-wool suits, >27s fid. Every line dependable. There are some charming silk finished shantungs at White and Sons which will well repay inspection. The colorings are perfect, and the whole appearance of the material is that of heavy silk bengaline. For coats and skirts, or dresses they will make up very economically, being priced at only Is lid per yard. —- A new departure which.will interest the ladies of New Plymouth and surrounding districts takes place next, week Messrs. Morey and Moore, of the Busy Cash Store, King Street, will be making a very charming display of English and French millinery. The consignments comprise one hundred picked models, and represent some of the very latest creations of English and French artistes. We would respectfully ask those of our customers and the public to wait for this charming display, the openin" of which will be announced in a later issue. As there will be no two alike, you will get something distinctive* at a very reasonable price for high-class goods. . **■* — We invite everyone to inspect our beautiful display of spring fashions in every department. The showrooms are full of beautiful millinery, costumes, mantles, blouses, skirts, dust coats, underclothing, hosiery and neckwear. Personally selected in London by our head milliner (Miss Harrison). These goo* are the essence of daintiness and good taste and will charm the crowds of visitors 'to our showrooms. Everyone invited from Tuesday right on. Every day new goods being displayed at AmbUA*N~ Morey, Central Motor Garage, Eaniont street, New PlymouUi.-Motor «£r for hire, day or night (easeful driver, 1,2 months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Govcr street).--Adrt.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 79, 23 September 1911, Page 4

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BUSINESS NOTICES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 79, 23 September 1911, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 79, 23 September 1911, Page 4

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