BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 48, 15 July 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

We draw special attention to the advertisement in this issue giving particulars of Mr.: C, Crisp's clearing sale at Pungarehu. The whole of his household furniture will be sold absolutely without reserve.

Messrs. Gilmour and Clarke report the sale of the following properties:— I Mr. Perrott's farm at Oeo of 350 acres to Mr. Weston; Mr. Weston's property at Urenui of 813 acres; 80 acres at Mangorei to Mr. Jones, of Pahiatua; Mr. Bigelow's lialf-acre and dwelling at Wes,town to Mr. Putt; Mr. Waterson's 410 acres at Pukearuhe to a local investor; one acre at Frankley Park to Mr. Baker; half an acre with dwelling at Fitzroy to Messrs. Parkins; section at Dantmoor to Mr. Blyde; Mr. Jenkinson's residence in Buller street to Mrs. Mackie; Mr. Condor's property of 97 acres at Bell Block to Mr. Tuck; Mrs-. Arnold's 3y 3 acres with dwelling in Wallace Place; Mr. Collins' 20 acres on the Veale roai} to Mr. Hooker; section at j Dartmoor to Mr. Wilson; Mr. Olsen's 50 acres at Lepperton to Mr. Cloke. J All the latest shapes in hard and soft fur felt hats, imported direct from two of Britain's leading manufacturers, are on view at the Melbourne. Prominent among the new goods is a line of neat shape soft felt in a new shade of light green, viz., ''Serpent," at 10s 6d. Also the very latest in hard hats, small shape, 8s Od; also with "Cravenette" waterproof finish, 10s 6d. Dress goods bargains at White and Sons:—4o-inch tweeds, lOd and Is 3d, good patterns; 56-inch serges, Is lid, 2s 6d, 4s 7d, 5s 5d per yard; all wool tweeds 42-inch, Is lid, 2s 6d; Roslyn tweeds, usually 5s lid, sale price 3s 9d. Ambury's sale is attracting large numbers, of people to the centre of ithe town. The windows are studies in "red and white." The prices are as striking as the bright windows, and the numerous lines at half the usual .price should pause a tremendous clearance. The firm reports having had a good season, and large shipments of spring goods on the water, and any oddments" of winter goods have to go regardless of cost. Correspondense is solicited from those who are unable to call on us in person. A good ■ deal of our business is transacted by mail, and we are quite sure we can please you in this manner.—Morey and Moore, Cash Drapers, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth. (

An up-to-date and reliable Wolseley car for hire any hour of the day or night. Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street. Garage 'phone, 361; private 'phone 14 (Gover street).