BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 136, 26 October 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

New sections, with metalled streets, curbed footpaths and concrete channels, show that the sellers of the Mitohinson'sGardens estate have done all they can to make these 34 lots go well. Just over a mile from town centre, quarter of a mile from proposed tram route,,and handy for sea beach. Plans are free from Nolan and Co., and the sale ■ by auction is to take place on November 6. W.B. liedW3o -Qorsets are figure builders. See Morey and Son's replace announcement. There's a very choice array of Old English Treacle Toffee and other sweets with a goodly assortment of Peek Frean and Company's Biscuits at the shop of Mr. C. Carter, who to-day advertises these on page 2. The public are reminded that the Melbourne's sale of London "jobs" offers values unapproachable anywhere in Taranaki. For instance —Black "Ivy" mending wool, 5d ball; huge grey Turkish towels, Is; muslin aprons, embroidered, Is Cd; men's merino singlets, Is 6d; men's Samson braces, 10s pair; men's boxed suits, all wool, 355. This week the temperature has risen very considerably, delighting both man and beast. Flocks and herds are putting on their light glossy coats for summer, and human beinga need a change from the old dark heavy warm apparel of winter to the light silky cool effects for the warm weather. You can get these in great profusion at Ambury's, everything-to-wear for men and women, boys and girls of all ages, latest, best, and cheapest. The new cotton dress materials now showing at White and Sons, provide a very comprehensive choice from which to select a new summer gown. The double width casement cloths specially woven for dress wear are marvels of cheapness. They are to be had in all the leading colours at lid and Is per yard. Always a big lot of Women's' Shilling Hose at Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store, King street. There's great value in our last shipment. , An up-to-date and reliable Wolseley car for hire any hour of the day or i night. Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, Garage, 'phone, 305; private 'phone 14 (Gover street).

TERAWIIITI TO BE SOLD. ' The celebrated Terawhiti Station—McMenamen's—situated on the Coast, a very few mires from Wellington, is to be sold by public auction as a going concern on 27tli November next. This property comprises approximately .6092 acres of sheep-raising and pastoral land, well watered with homestead, farm buildings, landing places, wool and shearing sheds, and all farming accessories and machinery. The stock consists of some 6000 Ronvncy and balf-bred sheep, and 2240 lambs. There are also thirty-four head of cattle, and seven saddle and draught horses, now depasturing on the property. Full particulars can be obtained—and arrangements for visiting the station made upon application to Messrs. Levin and Co., Ltd., or Messrs. Brown, Dean and Neave, solicitors, 300 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Further details are also given in our advertising columns.