BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 215, 30 January 1913, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

To farmers who separate at home —or should do so and don't—Griffiths and Co.'s change of advertisement to-day should certainly be of interest —speaking as it does upon the virtues of the AlfaLaval Separator.

With schools reopening next week parents are being 1 set the task of providing suitable outfits for their children. As usual the Melbourne is well prepared with suits, knickers, hose, collars, caps, etc., at prices that arc absolutely right. Dependable hard-wearing colonial clothing specialised in. Of all things of local interest, the fact of being able to buy just what is nice is the greatest. Mr. A. Skeates, jeweller, of this town, generally seems to 7ncet this requirement, but at the present time lie has excelled hie former efforts, and there are to be seen some most pleasing lines in antique ware, and also less than half-price tray (job) lines in electro ware. Free teaspoons being not the least of his up-to-date display of goods.

Thousands and thousands of French kid gloves sold every year at 2s lid a pair, Morey and Moore, opposite Oarnogie Library, King Street, would like you to test this line because they make lota of regular customers. Postage free. 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.

The lovely summer weather brings with it many needs for personal comfort. )ne npeds for this light apparel, smart appearance, sun and dust resisting fabrics, in good quality at the lowest possible prices. These needs can beat be met at Amburv's.