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Taranaki Daily News, 9 December 1922, Page 4

Particulars of train arrangements and issue of excursion tickets in connection with Christmas and New Year holidays, 1922-23, are advertised in this issue.

Now that the excitement of the election is over the public will be fully occupied in preparing for Xmas requirements. The buying of gifts, new clothes, travelling gear and housebo d drapery etc., is a matter which should be taken in hand at once. The Melbourne Limited as usual are well prepared to cater for the above necessities and early shopping will be appreciated. The Agricultural Department advertise on page 1 of this issue the arrangements in connection with the inoculation of calves.

An auction sale of unusual interest is advertised in this issue. On Wednesday, December 20, Webster Bros, are selling, on account of the Taranaki Pictore Framing Co. (whose premises were recently sold) the whole of their large stock of framed pictures. The sale is entirely without? reserve. In view of the fact that a half-holi-day was held on Thursday (election day), the retailers of New Plymouth will remain open until 6 p.m. this evening. It is not very often that a man is able to get a felt hat free, but in order to advertise our men’s ready to wear suits, we will give a felt hat away five to all purchasers of men’e suits. We have all the latest in men’s suits, and we ean guarantee you perfect fit. Now, Mr. Man, get busy and get your hat for nothing at J. K. Hawkins and Co., outfitters, Devon Street, New Plymouth.