BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 174, 2 November 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Day-sale tickets (2s fid) can now be obtained at Collier's for the '"Dorothy" opera, to be performed to-morrow and Friday nights. Parents who like to see their boys well dressed will be interested in the replace advertisement of the N.Z. Clothing Factory. This firm is renowned for its good boys' clothing, and their new stock is up to the usual standard. An alteration in the time-table of the afternoon train from New Plymouth to Hawera and vice versa is. notified. The Hopkinson pianos are increasing in popularity in this district. Yesterday j Mr. Hoffmann landed three new models, | all distinct types, but all of the highest ( quality. The Hopkinson people are male-1 ing a better piano than ever. < Safe investments returning a high rate of interest are seldom to be found nowadays, and no better opportunity than the converting of Messrs. Bowron Bros.' highly profitable business into a limited company has been offered for a I long time. Mr. Bewley, who is receiving applications for shares, informs us that he has just received word that the estimated profits to September exceed those for 1909 by £3OOO. , The season's busness has already left us with a large number of remnant ends in prints, dress goods, calicoes, drills, pandoras, sheetings, etc. These are all' specially marked, and are offering from to-morrow at big reductions. —White and Sons. —Advt. It is the Melbourne's purpose to go through this season with suit values so interesting and so impressive that every man who attends will remember the Melbourne as a store different from I the ordinary, striving for betterness in distinctive style and workmanship that has that indefinable custom-made finish that every discriminating Taranaki man desires.—Advt. | Amburv's "A.R" advertisement on i page C draws special attention to their J spring shipments of apparel to suit everybody in variety, quality and price. Top for quality, bottom for price, variety 'tnexeeVed, is their motto. Look in and ;>.rov."'l. !