BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 52, 22 July 1914, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

It is l understood tlwi Messrs C. ami E. Jackson, .'and agents, of >Stratfonl. have just completed big land transactions in ilii: Toko and .I'ahnvrstoji North districts, making « tstol value of ■■roperly put through 'hiring the pant week of over £il\olHi. ])i:ving the la,l four inonthsi tlhis 'Jinn has diffused of properties totalling in value £IIO.OOO. mostly dairy farms in and around Stratford district, and inc'uding some 400 acres of dairy land in the Thames Valley and Whangarc l districts. The firm arranges loans at fi per cent, for farmers buying tlU'oLi'»!i tlinni. if desired, which is a great hep. and is being taken advantage of, a.s recent sales prove. Messrs ('. and K. Jackson say their motto is: "Look afte- «'•*• farmer: treat him fairlv, and he v\l Vol; after you,"' and that tlieir cn;'i proves it tn lie a good one.

Heigh lia! Ileigh ho! Away we go. With the lightness of a bird and the buzz of tlie bee Morey's gigantic sale sails along merrily. Everyone likes fine weather for a sale, -so come to-da\-while the price's are at a 'ow ebb. and t.'lv.' qualities unsurpassed. • Turn to Morey's advertisement in this i>-»ue 'and hear all about it. The statement that the Melbouynhas the finest- stock of men's heavv tweed coats in Taranaki is no idle boast.. The goods are on view, and the masrnificent stock must be seen to be anpredated. Prices range from 2!)s (Id to sfls od. Motorists, come and see tli. 1 newest leather-lined coats, with copvertilde eo'lars; special price 70s fid. Aniburv's report, that their 24th annual clearance sale, which commenced 'ast Friday, week, has been bv far the busiest ever experienced in New Plymouth. O.reat slnntrliter and further reductions in eivn- department will keen them busy for the next, few weeks previous to stock-taking and the opening of new goods now on the water.