BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 170, 5 December 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The- Non-Musical Society arc making their first appearance in New Plymouth at St. Mary's Scout Concert to-morrow night ( at the Parish Hall.' The "Swanee River," rendered by its' members, is an item well worth hearing. A line display of window furnishings, some from "Liberty and C 0.," make a very smart showing, at Messrs. Baker and Co.'s Art Furnishing Estoblislunent. These fabrics are advertised in to-day's issue on page six, and are well worth seeing. 'Xmas Hams at wholesale prices form an attractive announcement in to-day's changed advertisement of Mr. Carter's, on page 2, an offer that can hold good ; for but a limited time. A wet summer is predicted, so Morey s 1 ud. Son advise the purchase of one of their stylish Raincoats. The Melbourne's Stores are headquarters for men's and boys' clothing. A feature of our great stocks is the full cut and g<ood workmanship of all our garments. As many are made to our special order you will also find quality of fabrics superior to those usual at the moderate prices we name. Quilts, sheetings, table damasks, curtains, towels, and other household lines are very much down in price from now to 'January 1, 1913, at Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street.' The approaching holiday season in this country is 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 classes of the community for smart apparel 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 hundreds of farmers have used it and speak well of it. Price Is 6y 2 d per yard for material 6ft. wide.

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, Egmont street, Garage, 'phone, 365; private 'phone 14 (Got«t itrwt)'.