BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 223, 8 February 1913, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Melbourne announces the arrival of another shipment of their famous indigo drill shirting at lOd a yard. Also another lot of ladies' fine cashmere hose, with lace fronts, at Is Od pair (worth 2s fid). Only a few more pairs of ladies' spun silk stockings on hand at 2s lid per pair. Three, well-known makes of pianos are to-dav advertised by Messrs Collier and Co.—the Stephens, the Chappell and the famous Brinsmead, all obtainable on Collier's easy terms. With the approach of Taranaki's first Great Autumn Agricultural Show (which. is likely to be the biggest in the records of the Society), a very large concouTse of people will meet, and everyone will like to feel tidy and smartly dressed. The leading place we know of where this ,can be done without difficulty, and with, the greatest economy is Ambury's i everything ready-to-wear, well made, well flitting? This morning, opposite Carnegie Library, King Street, Morey and Moore will commence their big half-yearly,fair. Everything in the store will be reduced, and 'there will be hundreds of ifseful articles in their now famous 2s 11a room. ', 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 used it and speak ! well of it. Price Is 6%i. per yard fof • material 6ft. wide. HEAVY DEPRESSED "About twelve months ago," -Writes h Mrs. B. Neill, Patton street, ' South I Broken '-lill. N.S.W., "I got nasty pains p across my stomach and chest, which gave " me a heavy, depressed feeling. After II using various remedies without success lf I tried Chamberlain's Tablets, the first ?• dose of which did me so much good and '" gave such relief that I persevered, with ''" them, and now enjoy good health." Sold 0 by all chemists and storekeepers.