BUSINESS NOTICE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 4, 5 June 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICE.

THE NEW PHARMACY. Evidence of the steady progress of New Plymouth is to be seen in the handaome new pharmacy which has just been opened in l)evon street by Mr. E. B. Davies. It is, incidentally, also a tribyte to the high standard of quality which local industry has attained, for the fittings and furniture, which compare favorably with any metropolitanpharmacy, were the product of skilled workmen in the employ of the Red Post Furnishing Company. Mr. Davies is a stranger to New Plymouth, but he comes here with a record of seventeen years' service, and besides being a qualified chemist by examination, he holds the diplomas of the Institute of Opticians, London, and the Worshipful Guild of Spectacle Makers, London, obtained by practical examination in London. Such excellent credentials should ensure for him a place in the front rank of his profession. A glance at the "Davies' Pharmacy" should convince clients of the quality and purity of the chemicals and drug 6in stock. "Fresh from the big warehouses, the imposing array of bottles, patent medicines, and the thousand-and-onc articles that every up-to-date establishment must have, commend themselves as being the essence of purity, and the best that modern science, can manufacture. In his workship, Mr, Davies has all the delicate instruments anfl machinery used for the grinding df lenses, etc., and he intends to make spectacle- . making an important branch of his business.

A boiler that heats quickly is easily moved and just as easily adapted for cooking for domestic use is the "Unique" Portable, as advertised by the Egmont Coach and Carriage Co., on another page.

An important sale of pedigree Jersey cattle will be held by Mr. Newton King, on Friday. June 13, at the Stratford yards. The catalogue, which can now be obtained from the auctioneer at any of his offices, contains particulars of some very choice cattle, including the well-known prize winning cows, Gold Leaf, Magnetic Ray, Lady Ray, and others. Through Mr. Saywell, having sold his farm, and Mrs. Richmond, deciding to go right out of dairying, both herds will be offered to the public to the highest bid A big attendance of Taranaki farmers and fanciers is anticipated.

. Miss Retford, Currie street, wishes to announce to her customers that she has ;iow a full supply of 3 and 4-ply Roslyn wool, and 3-ply Roslyn wheeling.

Little items that show big savings af the' Melbourne. Black "Ivy" mending wool in full one ounce balls, 3d. Daymar boot polish, 3d per tin. Boys' celluloid collars, (id. Children's tan and black cashmere socks, sizes 2 to 7, 6d. pair. Little boys braces, 3d pair. Big boys' braces, fid pair. Everything at rock bottom prices.

White and Sons have a good word to say for the flame-proof quality of Horrocks's flannelette in the replace advertisement just over the leading article on page 4.

The cold winds and frosty nights, followed by the chilling showers of recent days find out the weak spots in all constitutions. You need to be well clad to resist thd cold and be comfortable. The best of winter comforts in quality, variety, find price are to be obtained ready to slip on at Ambury's.

An up-to-date and reliable Wolselej car for hire any hour of the flay oj night. Prompt service and careful driv iiiK.—A. N\ Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, Garage '.phone 3(55. private '|)hone 14 (Gover street).

Seven Hair Nets for Is with or without elastic at Morey and Moore, opposite Carnegie Library, King street. Post free.