BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 57, 16 June 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Lovers of good music will be looking forward to the New Plymouth Liedertafel's second grand concert, which .takes place on Wednesday next, 22nd inst. r'very eilort is being made to keep the Society up to the high standard set by their initial concert. The practices are being largely attended, and the members enter into their work as if they thoroughly enjoyed it. The programme for this concert is more ambitious than the nrst one, including some gems of wellknown composers. A second double quartette lias been added to the mr 0 - gramme. ■ 'ihe social to be held in the Brouffban* pweet Hall this evening will* nrobaMy oe' even a greater success than the previous one, for the sisters' committee in cnaige or the arrangements on that otcasiea established a really enviable reputation. The euchre tournament will be for . valuable prizes. An excellent supper will be provided, and the floor and! tamable dknce wiU ' be unescepThe Omata Minstrels will give & «oncert at the West End School Gymnasiatn' ear.y in July. Since the commencement of the Melbourne Clothing Company's great rebuilding sale the crowded corner store nas been a revelation of confidence in the* Arm s announcements. Conditions maketins sale a memorable one. The extensive Additions and alterations call for a small army of worikmen who are ibusilr at work demolishing our fixtures and rebuilding. All this demands workinir space, and to provide it stock-reducina 2 being pushed with new vigor. The -schedule of the baby show in con--nation with the Poultrv Society's .showto heU next month has been sightly altered and will read: Best bov or°girl' under six months; best .bov or'girl over six and under twelve months; best boy or ?! rl over twelve and under eighteen months; best Maori child under twelve• months Messrs. Murray and Co. have donated a can of Highiaiid Milk for the best child in the show. The secretary of the poultrv society will be pleased toreceive donations towards the children'sprizes.

Messrs. Sikeatcs Bros., jewellers, notify us that they are waging war with profits, «nd wish to advise the public to come early and obtain the best 'Bargains. See advertisement.

Will you call and see our Is sheetiiunnext time you are in town. We stockthese m white and brown from 54t0 li. inches wide, and reckon they are- thawest value in the Dominion.—ifoTevjjud' Moore, The Busy Cash Store,. opt«raite Carnegie Library, King-street:. New Plvmoutn.—Advt.

A good white flannelette full one yard wide is a thing always iir demand during winter. When youp can secure such an article of heavy warm weight and dependable quality' at 7s lid per dozen yards it is undoubtedly a snip. White's - are.: showing such a- line now.— Attvt.

Messrs.- Alnbury Bros, have nn advertisement'in this issue dealing with their exceedingly large stock of .winter wearing apparel. In evei'v conceivable line the fitm has made its preparations for a good sea-son's business, ar.d the public bave been quick to appro;' the enterprise, splendid service, an> : r,;p-;or. value w>.:ch' niark the business o wiiisr establishment. There are some very une window displays at premises just now, notably that de'i'insr wrth 1» ' V evening wear, whilst mothers find mucl» ti interest them lij the woollen jerrey suits for the little chaps. Men' ; and boys' iwear is the care of a separ i r in its own distinct deoartment. and t.ht.e is a fine stock.—Advt.

A GROWING BUSINESS. The business of "The Kash" has long outgrown its premises, and now Mr. Broome has secured the larare *liop adjoining. and formerly occupied by Miss Retford. Very extensive alterations are being made throughout, and it will probably be a week or two before the building is out of the joiners' and painters' hand*. Mr. Broome informed us yestevlav that when the alterations are completed he will have bv far the largest •premises in Taranaki devoted exclusively to men's wear, and one of the. largest in the Dominion. Amongst the extensions of the scope of his business is the addition of a boot department—for men's wear only. The mnmrfaeture of the increasingly popular "Prestwell" clothing, which has become quite a business in itself, necessitated more factory room, and this has 'been provided. A 1 peep into the ■workrooms yesterday showH some twelve or fifteen employees fullv employed, and Mr. Broome remarked that lie required a few more. All the machines are driven by electricity. It is very gratifying to 'be able to record this enterpri.se, and there is little doubt that it is fully warranted by the healthy condition and' fine of the district.