BUSINESS NOTICES.
You can get a 27/6 watch for £1 at Alf. M. Skeates. These watches' are guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. A splendid display of new goods. All kinds of small trinkets at prices- to suit everyone. 10/0 will buy a watch that we can guarantee for 12 months.—Alf. M. Skeates, jeweller, near Post Office, New Plymouth.—Advt. A window that is attracting a good deal of attention iust now in town is that of Messrs. MeiSwen Bros.', boot and shoe manufacturers, Devon street. All the footwear in the window is made ol horse hide and the background is a picture of the hillsides of the Shetland Islands. On these pastures are droves ol Shetland ponies, and it is from the hides of these animals that the footwear is i made up. Messrs. McEwen Broi. ale finding a very ready sale for the goods. | Tke promise by the management of ! the Melbourne that there will be somej thing "doing" at the big corner store on ' Saturday should create considerable inI terest among bargain lovers. Further sensational "jobs" have been assured, quite eclipsing anything offered last week. Boys' stockings are always a problem t and entail a good deal of outlay. At j the present moment White and Sons art ! selling a line usually priced 2a lid for Is lid per pair. The reason is that instead of the- makers sending them is black, with white tops, they have been supplied in navy with red tops. The ; quality is there all the same. Sizes are I up to 10% inches. | Every lady will be looking fc* the | Governor's visit, and naturally will be I anxious to' appear at her best on that auspicious occasion. This object will be most perfectly met by calling at Ambury's for.your complete outfit. Everything the smartest, tlie beßt, the cheapest. Everything warm and comfortable ready to slip on. j His Majesty the Baby is to be cater*# I for this week at our store in King 8k lln walking through a well-known tr#« j veller's rooms we were struck with tUfl appearance of a lovely lot of en* broidered goods, which ■fre discover®! were christening robes for his MajesfcH ; the Baby. On inquiring the price, thi traveller said that as there were very I few babies in New Plymouth he did not ! anticipate selling them. This wu our shance. We made him an offer fer the [ sixty robes, and we, to our surprise, j got them at our own price. They range lin price from 10s 6d to 27e 6d. Now the | mothers of this town are to be made a present of these to-day at 5s lid each at the Busy Cash Store, King St. I An up-to-date and reliable Woleeley car for hire any hour of the day ot night. Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor GarI age, Egmont street. Garage 'phone, 8M; I private 'phone 14 (Qover street).
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 7 June 1912, Page 8
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488BUSINESS NOTICES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 7 June 1912, Page 8
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