BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 58, 26 July 1912, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"It's money that makes the mars go," but its bargains that make Morey 1 * great winter sale go. In this isstio v-ill be found a special four-page circular, giving very full details of the bargains that are being offered by Kirkcaldie and Stains, Lid.,. Wellington, at their great winter sale, which begins on July 31 and terminates on August 17. The half-yearly sales of the leading Wellington firm, are noted for the genuine character of the bargains, and the variety of goods. Everything in stock is reduced in price, the general discount beiu,' 15 per cent., or 3b in the £, while there are many line* reduced 25 per cent, to 50 per cent. Country customers of the firm are placed in an advantageous position by having these details furnished them in advance, as they are then able to send in their orders and have them executed on the opening day of the sale. According to> the conditions of sale, remittances must accompany alt orders, and goods that do not meet with approval may be returned. 'The Melbourne, is showing a special line of ladies' two-strap glace evening shoes at 5s lid. It is a very attractive shoe, and is made with high heels and. finished with a neat black bow. Other specials at the same store are splendid chrome ward shoes, 5s lid; chrome 2bar shoes, 5s lid; chrome slippers, sewn soles, 4s lid, and leather slippers, sewn soles, 3s lid. The cold weather finds out all the weak spots* Everybody seems to be protecting their bodies and pockets by patronising Ambury's great sale. They report the busiest time they have ever experienced (away from Xmas trade). Their windows are full of great values; everything to wear at sacrifice prices, and the thrifty housewife and mother will replenish her stock of household linens, blankets, and clothing at .great savings at the above establUhment, Central Devon street. The half-yearly job fair is now on &t Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King itreet. The 2s lid room is worth a visit; tons of g«od drapery bargains in it. Apparently we are now to have a spell of bright, cold weather, sueeeding the stormy wet time of a week ago, and the heavy tweed coats for ladies which. White and Sons are ottering at 25s will be quite seasonable. They are in browns. An up-to-date and re'li.'ibla ffoUeley car for biro any hour of the day or night, Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street. fjarsge 'phone, BSi; private 'phone 14 (Gover street).