ADVERTISING NOTES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 255, 26 March 1914, Page 8

ADVERTISING NOTES.

St. Andrews' choir members arc requested to meet this evening. Camera for sale. Newton King—Sale of freehold town property. Newton King—Entries for Douglas sale. Chew Chong's Eltham property is offered for sale by tender. S. E. S'arten, Huirangi—Re overcoat taken. English setter pedigree pups for sale. Position as housekeeper wanted. Wanted —Men to cut and jinib pors«. Wanted—Young man for farm work. Newton King—Entries for Waiwnkaiho sale. The East End Committee has been extremely busy preparing the floor of the pavilion for the dance this evening, and as a result of their efforts can guarantee a good dancing surface, with no dust. A social and dance will bo held in the Fitwoy Hall on Tuesday night, when all the leading vocalists of the district will perform and a good supper and floor are guaranteed. For those who are not good at puzzles Morcy's showing of Easter Costumes will solve the Dress Question. See advertisement in this issue. Anyone contemplating travelling during the Easter holidays should make a point of inspecting the Melbourne's fine stock of travelling bags, suit cascß and trunks. Prices as usual arc the lowest in the trade for dependable goods. Every day this week Messrs. White and Sons niake their grand display of autumn styles in all departments—millinery, coats, costumes, underwear, neckwear, dress goods, and trimmings. The firm's buyers have quite excelled themselves in the very fine assortment of goods which they have sent forward. Ambury's fashion display for nutmnn and winter has never been excelled. The style, cut, fit, and general appearance of the magnificent ranges of millinery, costumes, furs, sports coats, and wraps, etc., for street, motorii,"- and evening wear, is a revelation of good taste and flrst-clasß workmanship. Tha 'Oods v/ill wear, will fit, will please. Price and quality right.