BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 136, 4 December 1911, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES.

It appears that, owing to another end more important event being arranged for December 7, there was for a while a very big chance of the general elections falling very flat in New Plymouth. Fortunately, however, the difficulty has been overcome by those who are controlling the more important event kindly agreeing to alter thie date of their function to Thursday, 14th inst. The public will therefore be able to get the election over on Thursday next and then attend the Horticultural Society's spring show in the Theatre Royal on the following Thursday, 14th inst. The No-license party are liberal with their invitations to all their meetings 1 . "Come" figure® largely in their advertisements. In this they are in striking contrast to the meetings in Masterton got up by the restorationists (liquor party) and telegraphed' all over the country. From all this it is evident they court inquiry, and no wonder, seeing that on Tuesday evening next they will htwre three gentlemen on the platform who have quite recently had experience of the workings of no-license around their own homes.—Advt. Owing to the recent fire at Inglewood the Melbourne Clothing Company have been forced to seek new premises. Satisfactory arrangements have been made to take over the greater portion of Mr. Stewart Huston's large shop close to the Inglewood Hotel, and the firm will reopen on Saturday, the Oth inst., with a monster salvage sale. Whatever the election results may be, you will find for Christmas and summer holidays everything smart in style, perfect in fit, unsurpassed in value, in everything you need to wear, at Ambury's.* The Melbourne Clothing Company announce a importation of men's superior soft felt hats direct from a leading English manufacturer. Some very smart shapes are shown and many new shades are represented, such as elm, serpent, light moss and moss. Every hat is guaranteed to be pure fur and warranted to retain shape and color. Prices 10s Gd each. A. N. Morey has just landed a 12-16 h.p. Wolscley' motor car, and all hires entrusted to him will receive careful attention. Day 'phone 355, night 'phone 14. Many special lines for Xinas are now being opened at White and Sons. Plain casement cloths in cream and green, casement cloths with green art designs, white and ecru lace curtains, carpet rui* ner at fld, Is, and 3s fld per yard, and other household requirements which the spring cleaning will emphasise. Hundreds of lovely designs in flouncing embroideries selling at Is 7d and Is lid per yard, job lot bought in England for Morey and Moore, the Busy Cash Drapers, King street.