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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16611, 8 December 1919, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. •m ART NEEDLEWORK FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Mrs. M. J. Thompson who is retiring from business, has sold her stock and lease of premises to Messrs -WHITE & SONS. This firm will conduct the business on the same basis a t s it has hitherto been, continuing the KNITTING AND FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT as well. . All the direct indents of goods made by Mrs. Thompson have been .taken over. These goods have been very favourably bought at prices ruling twelve months ago. In addition WHITES’ have very considerable quantities of ART NEEDLEWORK & SILKS LADIES’ BAGS & PURSES FANCY GOODS TOYS DOLLS opening up.. -: The whole stock is being gone throughand remarked, in many cases, at big reductions, to ensure a record Christmas trade. White and Sons, Direct Importers New Plymouth.

MISCELLANEOUS. TyHITE Pique Costumes, 47s fid; ' ' Striped ’Washing Costumes, 59s fid; Tussore .Silk, 79s fid; and many others. —W. and A. Ambury’s, Ltd. h 738 A MBDRY’S have a splendid stock of large-size Blouses in crepe de chine, silks and voiles; prices moderate. h 738 (THREAT Handkerchief Fair, 10,000 to c* select from. Don't wait for the Christmas rush, come straight to Ambury’s. ■ h 738 TAON’T wait for Christmas crush; select Handkerchiefs for self and friends now, from Ambury’s Ten Thousand. h 738 CEE Ambiiry’s "Ten Thousand Handkerchiefs” Fair now; select for Christmas before the rush.—Devon Street, New Plymouth. h 738 AMBURY’S Handkerchief Fair—“a A selection of ten thousand”—is the talk of town and country. h 738 r T'HE finest selection of Handkerchiefs f ever shown in Taranaki is 10,000 now at Amhnry’s, New Plymouth. h73S PRAMS, Push-carts, Go-carts, Hoods recovered, Prams reupholstered and painted, Tyres fitted while you wait.*—Maddook, Furnisher, Devon St., New Plymouth (next Gadd, Grocer). T OVELY White Voile Dresses, trimmed lace and coloured belts, from 42s fid. —At W. and A. Ambury’s, Ltd. "C'OR the Holidays—At C. C. Wardjs : Lovely Grope de Chino Blouses, 255, 29s 6d and 39s 6d each. . hß6fi WANTED Known —For all sewing ’ ’ machine parts, etc., call at Singer Sewing Machine Depot, Queen Street (opposite Post Office); ’phone 595.* TTOR the Holidays—At O. C. Ward’s: Crash Skirts, 2os fid; Pique Skirts, 8s lid; Cream Poplin Skirts, 29s 6d' Gabardine, 22s fid. T ADIES’ and Children’s Beach Hats, at Is, Is lid, 2s fid, 2s lid each ; Girls’ Boaters, 10s 6d, 12s fid.—Ambury’s. ._ _h73B TV/TAKE a B-linc for Ambury’s; they ■“■L are allowing 10,000 beautiful Handkerchiefs; 2d to 5s lid each. h 738

NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK (Established I 860). President, His Excellency the Governor'; Vice-president, Mr, H. Weston ; Deputy Vice-president, Mr. W. L. Newman; Trustees, Messrs. A. Shuttleworth, R. Cock, Newton King. 6. W. Browne and J. M‘Leod. This is a public institution of sixtyaix years’ standing, with the Governor as President, who also appoints a Vicepresident and Trustees to manage. The New Plymouth Savings Bank is. open for the transaction of business wcry day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 'i to 8 p.m., with the exception of Thursday (close day). FOUR PER CENT, by the year paid for any sum deposited from £1 to £IOO. One*shilling deposits received, but no interest allowed until the accumulation amounts to £l. money to lend on approved FIRST MORTGAGE, AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, IN SUMS DP TO £2OOO. Further information can be obtained from the Manaaec — P. C. MORTON. E. W. M. LISONSSURVEYOR. Authorised to survey under the Land Transfer Act. DEVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTHO' ext Bank of Australasia.)