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Taranaki Daily News, 31 January 1930, Page 8

Members are reminded of the Victoria League garden party on Saturday after* noon, February 1, at "Hapurunui,” lentby the president, Mrs. C. H. Burgess. Members have the opportunity of inviting friends and visitors to the town are specially • welcome. Mrs. D. K. M6rrison has consented to arrange for golf croquet. Buses leave Brougham Street at 2 p.m. and 2.30 p-m.

. The attention of farmers is drawn to the Farmers’ Co-op. Mangamingi sheep fair to be held on February 5. The ewes to be offered this year comprise eome very good lines, as few ewes have been sold on forward delivery this year. The lambs are up to their usual standard and will be sold in lots to suit, purchasers. For., full particulars see auction columns of, th® Farmers’ Co-op.

Punctually at nine o’cloc’: this morning the Melbourne, Ltd., New Plymouth, opens its doors to what will prove to be th® ,-y greatest Sale of Summer goods ever placed before the people of Taranaki. The sunless Summer of 1929 will long be remembered as productive of the mightiest bargains ever offered by the Melbourne, and that is saying something. • ■ .

More personal even than the letter accompanies it, is the gift of your por trait. The excellent quality and low pn of our portraits will please you. MaKetna appointment to-day. Oakleys S_ » Kash Building (upstairs), Devon btreet, New Plymouth. * The Hustlers’ genuine Summer Sale is now on. Their prices are alwajsi ® lowest possible consistent wit Q but when the genuine sale rc^ uc 10U T 1 made they become irresistible. in® sterling policy of only holding two sales each year is an important factor in t unrivalled excellence of the values oliered. The Hustlers, Drapers.

One can always do with another frock especially if the cost is not high. Gruer’s are making a brock Materia Week, during which special values are ottered. The wise will call early. Special window and inside display.