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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1921, Page 4

The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. wish to draw attention to the clearing sale, to be held on Mr. T. E. Bell’s farm, Wharehuia, on Thursday, 28th inst., at 12 o’clock. Full particulars on page 8 of this issue. With a view to eliminating congestion of traffic at the football match today owners of private motors are urged to go to the racecourse via Gover Street, unloading their passengers at the racecourse. In this way the passengers will be put down nearer their seats than if they leave the cars at any other point. The chief advantage will be after the match, when cars will be able to get along streets which will be clear of pedestrians. On no account should cars attempt to unload in the main streets. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., wish to draw clients’ attention to their Stratford sale, which they are holding on Tuesday, July 19, at their Stratford yards, at 12.30 p.m. Full particulars of entries will be found on page 3 of this issue.

Soft goods sales are now the order of the day, and are eagerly sought after by the thrifty. The New Zealand Clothing Factory announce their annual Winter Sale, to commence on Monday next, the 18th inst., and to continue for three weeks. Every article in their huge stocks has been genuinely reduced. Men’s overcoats, raincoats and tailor-cut suits have been reduced 4s in the pound. Drastic reductions have also been made on all stocks in the mercery, hat and boot departments.—New Zealand Clothing Fac-

tory, New Plymouth. A full detailed advertisement of Messrs. Gilbert Bros.’ clearing sale appears in this paper. The sale is an ab-

solute dispersal of everything on the farm.

Those in search of good dairy cows, implements, new furniture, etc., should attend Messrs. Gilbert Bros.’ clearing sale on the 20th inst. Everything is in splendid order, and is for absolute sale, the vendors having recently disposed of their property. A late model 5-seater Ford motor ear is also to be offered for sale. .