BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 166, 30 November 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Jersey fanciers and indeed all dairy farmers should make a point of attending the Pedigree Sale at the Waiwakaiho yards next Wednesday. A catalogue of '25 bulls and 4 cows will be submitted to the public, and includes some very well-bred animals.

Only a few more days and the Horticultural Society's Spring Show will be upon us, and with its 290 classes for children and adults, its fine professional exhibits, and the fact that this year the Society holds its show in the fine large Coronation Hall, and will not be cramped for space, the public will find plenty of attraction and a host of delightful tilings to see and to take pleasure in. Schedules can bo obtained free from the secretary (Shaw's buildings), and entries close on Tuesday next. The show will be held oil Thursday, December 5.

An advertisement dealing with Cooper's ready-to-use paint appears elsewhere. It is claimed that this paint will last longer than other paint, will not chalk, rub off or blister. For outside work it retains a gloss much longer than ordinary paint and therefore lasts longer and keeps it* fresh appearance.

> Guardians and heads of families will find the present ail opportune time to buy boys' _ clothing during the Melbourne's third and final "job" sale. Startling under-prices are being quoted for 'varsity suits, 7s fid, 8s 6d, 8s lid to lis 6d; Kaiapoi Norfolk suits, sizes 7 to 12, 13s !)d to 16s !)d; Petone Norfolk suits, 7 to 14. 14s 9d to IDs Gd—worthy bargains. A sample of the new metal, o jrofact of Ne-f Plymouth ironsaid, 5 a the form ®f a horseshoe brooch, is on view, with » window full of other ueautiful roids, at Alf. M. Skeates', jeweller, near Post Office, Devon street, New Plymouth. Come and look. The approaching holiday season in this country i» likely to be a very busy one, the public have developed a strong ambition (and rightly so) to see and know their own country, and to enjoy the various beauties and changes of climate, before becoming too old to enjoy it. This being so there is an ever increasing demand by all cla»ses of the community for smart appar«l of every kind at a moderate price ready to slip on without waiting or the bother of going several times to be fitted. You can get the best satisfaction at Ambury's in every detail. White and Son have just landed their first consignment of stack canvas for the coming season. There is little need to elaborate upon its utility as a covering for stacks or machinery. Already hun° dreds of farmers have lised it and speak wall of it. Price Is 6%d per yard for material 6ft, wide. Always a big lot of Women's Shilling Hose at Morey aijd 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 01 Bight. Prompt service and careful driving.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Gar- | age, Egmont street, Garage, 'phone, 365: ■ private 'phone J4 (Gorer j