BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 111, 31 October 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Light summer costumes of linen and other cool materials are listed in Morey and Son's announcement at moderate prices. On glancing' through the Taranaki Agricultural Society's schedule of events \ve notice two competitions for the Maoris. One is for the best 'light harness horse and the other is for the' 'best hack. In both competition the horses are to be owned by the natives and ridden or driven by a native. These events should attract keen competition. To-day the Melbourne Clothing Company's great mill and factory sale en-] ters into its second week., Many fresh bargains will be offered, iiicluding men's I Kaiapoi socks, plain knit,. 3 pairs for 2s fid; splendid Kaiapoi saddle trousers,! 9s lid; Kaiapoi Norfolk suits, sizes 7 to! 12, 13s 9d to 16s 6d; splendid ironbark trousers, Os 9d.

The general appearance of farmers' and tradesmen's horses and turnouts have greatly improved, of late, and on inquiring the reason why, we find that they arc preparing for the Taranaki Agricultural Society's spring show, which takes place on November 22 and 23. The beautiful spring rains should cheer the heart of every settler and trader, for we all live on the production j of the country. The display of beautiful spring and summer goods at Ambury's should cheer the heart of every one who has a shilling to spend on stnnething to wear. .There you can get anything ready to slip on and will fit you comfortably. The latest goods in every department for men, women and children at prices that cannot be beaten. Very choice and select novelties are on sale at White and Sons' fancy counter. New designs in insertions, laces and trimmings are now specially attractive to the ladies. Belts, neckwear, and collars are almost as varied as faces. The new Quaker collars are prominent in both lace and lawn. Handkerchiefs are shown in about fifty different varieties. This is the department where, at a trifling expenditure, your wardrobe may bo smartened and improved. For ribbons, laces, and embroideries.— The Busy Cash Store', opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, is the best always. It is only a door or two from the front street, but that step or two saves you money. Come round. • A. N. Marey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth.—Motor car for hire, day or night (careful driver, I 12 nfonth3' experience in Wellington).' Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Gover street).—Advt. j