BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 22, 26 June 1913, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The last word in pianos is like a woman's last word—hard'to overtake. Still, at the moment,.the,optimistic Mr Hoffmann claims to have found it and hi is prepared to show it in various languages at his premises in Devon street. His pianos speak for themselves .and they talk with no uricettaih sound. He has the very latest models in stock and unlike the average politian, they always strike the right note. If you want a piano call round and inspect them—and him. \ When is a bargain a bargain? % to some extent the subject of to-day*? replace advt. of Baker and Co., the'art furnishers, not to speak of the lasting and other qualities, more particularly of the bedroom furniture. To-morrow, on the Junction Road, Mr. Newton King will hold a clearing sale on account of Sirs. Reeve, who has sold her farm. The cows are nearly all young', and mostly well bred Jersey'cross, anu< are for unreserved sale. Those wanting.' really good cows can attend this sale' with confidence. Notwithstanding the high price of' leather the Melbourne continues to offer [ remarkable values in footwear. Men's shooters 8s 6d, men's bluchers 4s lid, men's kip shooters nailed and pegged lis Gel, men's splendid heavy chrome shooters 14s (id, grand solid kip watertights 15s !)d, ladies' twin bar shoes 10s Od strong soles. 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. Seven Hair Nets for Is with or without elastic at Morey and Moore, oppos its Carnegie Library, King street. Post tree. An up-to-date and reliable WoUelej ear, for hire any hour of the day oi night. Prompt service and careful driv mg.—A. N. Morey, Central Motor Gar age, Egmont street, Garage 'phone 356 i private 'phone U {Gover street). J