BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 233, 30 March 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

\ Miss C. W. Christie, organising lecturer for the New Zealand section of the Theosopliical Society, who since her return from India a year ago has been touring New Zealand, arrives in New Plymouth on Wednesday, the 3rd inst'., and will deliver a series of three lectures m the Good Templar Hall. Miss Christie is a fluent speaker and has attracted' large audiences throughout the Dominion. Questions will be answered at the close of the lectures, and may be either written or oral. Fo)r further particulars see advertisements. To-day's replace announcement by Messrs. Morey and Son refers to children's autumn and winter apparel. The Melbourne has opened out a splendid lot of youths' dark grey raincoats, fashionably cut and beautifully tailored, to sell at 22s 6d and 26s 9di Another line for little chaps, 3' to 6 years, marked to sell at 12s 6d to 13s Bd, is made of popular rough tweed, double-breasted and furnished with gauntlet cuffs, Prussian collar and with belt at hack. Samples are being busily got ready at White and Sons for representing many of the beautiful materials in stock for the winter season. Inquiries from customers not within easy shopping dis. tance will be promptly answered and jf, ran ges and particulars of stock sent. Cook and Lister beg to notify farmers that they have a good assortment »f horse covers from 15s, and cow covers from Bs. Good discount for large quantity. Samples sent on application. Address Currie Street. Ambury's 22nd grand Winter DisDlav of EVERYTHING TO WEAR takes pllce to-day all( j following days. Their shipmexts direct from English, Continental and Colonial makers represent the latest productions in Millinery, Costumes, Motor Coats, Fur Sets, Dresses, Rain Coats, Clothing, Hosiery, and Dent's Gloves Household Linens, Blankets, Down Quilts, and Furnishings. Insneeti»m invited. Opposite the Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, you will find Morey and Moore's Cash Drapery Store. is noted for ever so many lines of good solid values. Will you come round next time you are in town and have a look at that wonderful one and sixpenny table damask. We send it all over New Zealand. We'll show you our letter orders. j An up-to-date and reliable Wolseley car for hire any hour of the day or night. Prompt service and careful driv- , mg.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Gar- ■ age, Egmont street. Garage 'phone, 355: 1 private 'phone 14 (Gover street).

CAPE EGMONT ATHLETIC CLUB. ) THIRD ! g PORTS j^EETING. To be held on the Recreation Grounds, PUNGAREI-lU, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1012. PROGRAMME: 1. Maiden Race, 150 yds. Post entry, Is. First 20s, second ss. 2.100 yds Handicap—Nom. 2s, acc. Is. First 40s, second 10s. 3. Handicap Chop, 12in blocks—Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 50s, second 10s. 4. Boys' Race, under 14 years.—Post entry, <>d. First 7s 6d, second 2s 6d. 5. Double-handed Sawing Handicap, loin Blocks —Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 50s, second 10s. G. Stepping-the-Chain—Post entry, Is. First, 20s. 7. Maiden Chop, 12in blocks—Nom. Is Od, acc. Is. First 30s, second 10s. 8. 220 yds Handicap—Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 'sos, second 10s. 9. Basket-making and Potato-peeling Cempetition (natives only).—Post entry. First 15s. 10. One and a-half mile Cycle Handicap— Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. Six bona fide starters or no race. First 50s, second 10s. 11. Half-mile Handicap—Noip. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 60s, second 10s. 12. Native Novice Chop (Maoris only), ■ 12in block—Nom. Is 6d, acc. Is., First 30s, second 10s. 13. High Jump for horses—Post entry, 2s. First 20s, second 10s. 14. 440 yds Handicap—Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 50s, second 10s. 15. Hop-step-and-jump—Post entry, Is. '■First 15s, second ss. 10. PUNGAREHU AXEMEN'S HANDICAP, loin block—Nom, Bs, acc. 2s. First 100s, second 30s, third 10s. 17. Members' Race —Post entry, Is. First 20s, second 10s.. 18. Weight-guessing—Tickets, Is. First 20s. CONDITIONS OF GAMES & GENERAL ENTRIES. 1. Programme is subject to alteration. 2. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the sports. 3. Legal games alloned on the ground. Fee, lQs 6d. 4. Nominations close for Chopping and Sawing Events oil April 5. Acceptances close on April 12. 5. No second prize given unless there are four or more competitors. 6. Nominations close for Running Events on April 8. Acceptances 11 a.m. on sports day. 7. Sports held under rules of Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association, 8. Chopping and Sawing Events held under the rules of the 3ST.Z. Axemen's Association. 9. Competitors must forward performances for previous two years, accompanied with necessary fees, when nominating. Refreshment "booth on the Ground. TARANAKI GARRISON BAND IN ATTENDANCE. CONCERT AND DANCE in the Hall in the Evening. Admission to sports, Is; ohildren halfprice. Admission to Concert and Supper, Is 6d. Dance, Gentlemen 2s. GUILD & ANDERSON, Hon. Sees.