A PROGRESSIVE FIRM.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1088, 29 March 1911, Page 16

A PROGRESSIVE FIRM.

J. AND B. ROSENBERG, TE KUITI. The firm of Messrs. J. and B. Rosenborg, To Kuiti, which commenced business only about a year ago, has made such strides that it now controls tho largest drapery business in the King Country, and all under tho special supcriiitendenco of Mr. J. 'Rosenberg. The premises occupied havo a 50ft. frontage to Roro Street, and 70ftl. front-ago to King Street, and with fine big plate-glass windows, handsomely dressed in latest, fashions of tho day or other special and dainty articles of interest to the feminine mind, present a most imposing and attractive Appearance. Mr. J. Rosenberg is a man with twelve years' London experience, and ho is careful to keep nothing but tho most exclusive stocks. The several departments embraco drapery, general and fancy, clothing and mercery, and boots and shoes, full stocks aro kept of all these lines, with a speeiallyselccted staff of whom ono alono has charge of boots and shoes. Some idea may bo gained of the progress which To Kuiti has made lately, when it is recorded that Mr. Rosenberg has found it necessary to extend his premises twice during the first twelvo months of his business career in the town. Tho firm has a wide and influential trade, extending to the borders of Taranaki fully sixty miles back, down the line to Ongaruo, and up as far as To Awamutu. Special attention is devoted to the mail order business, and a

Mr. A. A. Adam, halter and pastrycook, Bruce Street, Hunterville, makes a spoci- , ality ill wedding and birthday cakes. •Messrs. Trewby Brothers, "The Draperies," Mangaweka, notify (hat; they ara now opening full ranges ill new season's goods, and special orders will be promptly attended to. Mr. A. P, Sharpe, North Broadway, Marlon, notifies in an advertisement in this issue that lie has just lauded a. splendid line of horse cover material, and invites inspection. Those who are about to build would do well to call on Mr. A. S. Jonsoii, builder and contractor, Milne Street, Huntervillo. Mr. Jonson docs joinery work of every description, which is made from the pick of thoroughly seasoned timber. Mr. J. C. M'Kay, Taihapc, ladies' and gentlemen's tailor, makes a speciality of ladies' riding habits and gentlemen's riding breeches. . Messrs. Mackay and Jones, seeds and implement merchants, and commission agents, To Kuiti, havo for sale n' largo number of properties, in the King Country. ami elsewhere. The Farmers' Co-operative ing Company, Hamilton, Waikato, ail-' liounce particulars in this issuo of an important land sale.: Tlio sale will be held at'the Theatre Royal, l'aeroa, on Wednesday; Mujtnlp. -< v . G. P. Shanlcy, proprietor of (lie Central Refreshment and Confectionery l'ooms, Taihapc, inserts a special announcement in (his issue giving' particulars of the hours at which meals aro obtainable. The Ohakune Sash and Door Company, manufacture sashes, doors, mantelpieces, moulding.-,, and all kinds of joinery. The linn makes a speciality in picture frames. The Eastern Grando House, in the Ohakune district, is under the management of Mr. Q. 11. Fisher. Tlio house is titled with all modern conveniences, and is situated at a convenient point to break tlio journey between Auckland and Wellington. ! The Ohakune Engineering and Agricultural Works insert ft special advertisement ill this issue giving particulars of the work done by thorn. Messrs. H. W. Littlowood and Co., general storekeepers, Ohakune, are sole agents for Pekoe Souchong lea, and aro also agents for the New Zealand Express Company. A number of farms aro advertised for sale in this issue by Mr. A. G. Cuminingham, Taihapc. | Several farms for sale, aiid which aro well worth inspection, aro advertised by Mr. H. J. Jliddiemas, land agent, Huu-' terville, in this issue. Messrs. Henderson Bros., nroprietors of the Marlon Holler Flonrniifl, having imported new wheat-cleaning machinery, aro now prepared to dress farmers' seed wheat. Lysol Compound is tho subject of a special announcement inserted in lliit issuo by tho solo proprietors, Messrs. Inglo Bros., Marlon. Mr. P. G, Hilton, Ihe well-known jeweller, Marlon, has on view a very iino display of high-class jewellery and sterling silver novelties. . ■ Watch and clock repairing is done by Mr. W. Nichol, watchmaker and jeweller. Taihapc, who lias, had 21 years' practical experience. Further particulars concerning the establishment appear in au advertisement in this issue. Tho sum of X 4 lis. Gd. will purchase an Edison phonograph and 12 records, from Messrs. ilogridge and Son, booksellers and printers, Marlon. Mr. F. C. Berry, watchmaker and op-, tician, of lluntervillc, has on salo a, great variety of electroplate, watches, clocks, and jewellery. Tho Huntervillo Motor Garage lias motor-cars for hire, day or night, at reasonable terms. Mr. J. G. Turiibiill, Central Carriage Works, near the Post Office, Taihapc, builds every class of vehicle to order, and guarantees satisfaction.