BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 68, 7 August 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Tim lowest prices in Taranaki—reduced." That is in effect what the Melbourne's great reduction sale offers the people of Tarauaki. If proofs are wanted, read these. Warm tweed varsity suits, 7/0; Kaiapoi knitted socks, three pairs for 2/3; men's, flannel undershirts, 2/3; men's odd tweed, vests, 3/(i. Hundreds of other reductions. Come to the great sale and sample tliem.—Advt. White and Sons aare just on the eve of thoir annual stocktaking, and oddments are procurable for next to nothing in every department. Trimmed 'hats are how selling for Is, 2s lid and 4s lid each, and any casual observer will note the trimmings alone are worth much more than the price aeked for the complete liai 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 win-dows 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 doi-hing at great savings at the above establishment, Central Devon street. The half-yearly job fair is now on- at .Yforey and Moore's Busy Cash Stors, opposite Carnegie Library, King street. 'Die 2s lid room is worth a visit; tons of good drapery bargains in it. au up-to-date and reliable Wolseley cur for hire any hour' ot the day oi night. Prompt service and careful driving—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Gar-, «ge, Rgnmnt street. Garage 'phone, SMjl private 'phone 14 (Gover street)'.