BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Eltham Borough Council has decided .to install a Rrinsniead piano in the new Opera House. The order has been placed with Messrs. H. Collier and Co. After the long spell of dry weather the patter, patter of rain has a particularly welcome sound. No one minds it, and —even ladies go out in the refreshing showers, with their new dresses covered in raincoats. A new cravenette raincoat—the "Barlo Millcrain"---is advertised in to-day's issue by Messrs Morey and Son. Don't put of)'. Next week your money will only be worth half afmuch as it is now, for McEwen Bros.' shoe sale ends on Saturday, April 1. Meanwhile money is being drawn out to twice its usual buying power. , -' Messrs. GiLmour and Clarke, of New Plymouth, land agents, are advertising several cheap properties on page 2 of this issue that are well worth the attention of prospective buyers. Benders who are desirous of selling should at onca communicate with them, as they have an unlimited demand for properties on easy terms. Messrs. Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont street, report the sale of Mr. A. Watt's farm of 295 acres to Mr. Deeder, 280 acres at Tarata to Mr. Phillips, of Xgaerc; 92 acres at Oinata to Mr. Lovatt, of Dannevirke; 20 acres at Oamta, to Mr. A. Rankin, and Mr. Richardson's 132 acres at Okato to Mr. Bridgcman, of Durham road; also leasing Mr. Veale's shop in Devon street. Quality in men's suits, the materials used, the number of threads to the inch, the weave, the patterns, and the dyes all enter into the question of quality in suits. To secure equitable value, you must, to an extent, rely on the dealer. For fifteen years a fixed standard of excellence has been maintained by the Melbourne—the men's suit store. —Advt. Blanket day at the Busy Cash Drapery Store, opposite Carnegie Library, Kin<» street, New Plymouth. All sizes—all prices, It's just a good time'to buy now Come round and have a look at ours White and Sons are now showing ft fine range of coals for children. There are some .specially smart coats in cream for little girls, A. N. Morey, Central Motor Garage, Egmont street, New Plymouth^—Motor rnr for hirp, day or night (careful driver, 13 months' experience in Wellington). Telephone 355 (or 14, private residence, Gorer street).—*AdTt. Ambiirv Bros,' autumn fashion display is attracting crowds of shoppers every daw Business so far has been exceptionally brisk. At great display t!ie value and prices are telling their own tale.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 31 March 1911, Page 5
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