BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 150, 12 November 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Morey and Son announce good values in the new season's Cotton Dresses. Mr. Dobbinson will criticise our system of military training at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, November 20. He says that all soldiers are—but we are only quoting him. Reserve your seat at Collier's and hear him for yourself. Writing to a friend in New Plymouth one of the officers of H.M.S. Turtle, says that they arrived safely on board their ship. En route they broke their journey to visit their brother officers of "Our Regiment," and on seeing the regiment go through its manouevres, all agreed that it was fully entitled to the grand name and reputation it lias earned for itself. They can thoroughly recommend it to the New Plymouth people, who will have the opportunity to witness it at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, 20th inst. Messrs. W. Jenkinson and Co. have entered two handsome satin wood gigs for the Wanganui Show. These gigs will be sure to attract the attention of the Wanganui public. They have also sent one Taranaki gig to Mr. Evan Jones, of Toko, equally as well finished as the show gigs. The same firm have just re* ! varnished a gig made for Mr. E. Jackson, of Stratford, a year ago. This gig looks better than either of the above, the timber (satin wood) having mellowed witli age.

For those who do not care about troubling shop people on the chance that the right article may not be in stock a special outside demonstration of all the latest summer suit models is being made at the Melbourne. Upwards of twenty new fabrics will be shown. As all sizes are stocked the public may exercise their choice without being pestered' to buy. ' A letter from Mr. Alf. Skeates, j«waller, of Auckland, reads thus:—Six weeks will bring Christmas with all its special trade, and so as to afford a unique oportunity of purchasing presents, I have sent a number of new lines to the New Plymouth branch for public inspection. The prices are right, and the stock excellent. Give us a call.—Alf. M. Skeates, Jeweller, Devon street, New Plymouth. White and Son lava just landed their first consignment of'stack canvas for the coming, season. There is little n««d to elaborate upon its utility a •ovgring for stacks or machinery. Already hundreds of farmers have used it and spank well of it. Price Is 6%d per yard for material 6ft. wide. Winter nas passed, Spring is witk us, and Summer is approaching with ail th* Relights of sunshine, everyone to b# dacent must have a change of apparel at this time. Men, women and ohildrtn of all ages and sizes can secure a complete stylish, up-to-diite perfect fitting, outfit over and underwear very best value# at Ambury's. Always a big lot of Women's Shilling Hose at Moiey and Mocre's Busy Cash Store, King street. There's great value in our last shipment. ! An up-to-date and reliable WolseleT C * r J° r T. e any hour of the <lav or night. Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Eginont street, Garage, 'phone 365private 'phone <l4 (Gover street). ' '