BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 89, 31 August 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

I SALE OF HOLSTEINS. ! On Friday next, at Mr. Newton King's Waiwakaiho yards dairy farmers anxious to improve their herds will have an excellent opportunity to secure first grade ' Holstein-Friesian pedigree cows, bulls, and heifers. Mr. King's stud farm at Bell Block being only of small area, it is necessary for him to reduce his herd, and in consequence he has this year declined to sell privately, thinking to suit the public better by submitting his 6tock to public auction. All his yearling bulla, with one exception, will be offered. These are all by either of the two great imported bulls, "King Fayne Segis 2nd" or King Alcarta Pietje," both of which were personally selected by Mr. James (Mr. King's manager) in America after exhaustive inquiries as to the best butter-fat results at that time. In breeding from this stock and in selecting his female herd butter-tfat is and (has been the most important point. All the cows and heifers to foe offered are in calf to the above-mentioned bulls. Luncheon will be provided and catalogues will be forwarded on application. McEwen Bros.' great shoe sale is still running. Bargains are still on view and for sale, and seeing that McEwen Bros.' carry the largest stock of footwear in Taranaki its an opportunity not to be lightly turned down. See their advertisement on page 4. The Melbourne advise that they are again in a position to supply all orders for their famous indigo Venetian suits, the material having arrived ex Essex. These suits are guaranteed true blue, while the make, style and finish are equal to, if not better than, much of the so-called bespoke work. Price is 65s the suit. Amburys complete their annual stocktaking on the 30th inst. This week they have a window-full of oddments thrown out to be cleared at heaps less than haH the usual price. New goods are I coming and oddments must go. Have a look; price no object; it's room we want and ready cash. This week ft Morev and Moore's, King street, is displayed a very special lot of linen goods in trav cloths, runners, [squares, sideboard cloths, table centres, etc., from Is each. English sample goods to order from any new designs. Country residents will do well to write for some of the bargains in baby linen clearing at White and Sons. Many lines in robes, slips, gowns, flannels, etc., are reduced by half. Money returned in full if not pleased. Mention price wanted when ordering. We have a big range to choose from. 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, Eginont street. Garage 'phone, 355; private 'phone 14 (Gover street).