BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12245, 19 June 1909, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTES.

Horse Fair to-day. Special attention is drawn t > the fine window display at Allden's in tho Avenue.

Mr .Berzefield's Jersey cows are eminently suited for priva'.e uto. Tii© phaeton, horse, and harness is exactly the turnout you should buy for y.ur wife and family. Tho fine 'pat pants must attract you to ths :.a'e. You -,vh:> have grounds, orchards, cr g^rdns wJI find everything required for th:'"r enrctaking in the catalogue and all of the best. The piano is an excellent one and the household contains all that one can roquiro. To-day (Saturday) Mr Keesing will sell at his mart a lot of furniture; also a nice kit of carpenter's tools by crder of the Public Trustee. The eale will commence at one o'clock.

Those wishing to see two well displayed windows should visit Grove and Co., provision experts and tea merchants in the Avemi". Both windows arc woll set out with New Zealand's manufactured goods. A new six-roomed houso is advertised for sale on easy terms by Mr John P. Brechin on page 6. Replete as it is with all conveniences and situated handy to tho business i>ortion of the city this desirable home should find a ready purchaser. Mr J. L. Stevenson, local agent for the Tyser Line, Ltd., notifies by. advertisement in another column that Wanganui cargo, ex s.s. Star of New Zealand is now coming to hand. Consignors are "requested to present bills of lading and obtain delivery orders. In addition to the lines already advertised for sale to-day at Messrs Berb Barns and Butler's, we are sliced to

mention a lino of specially bred Indian Runner ducks, Ja-sp soaiou's birds and just coniina; on laying. Williams and Harper have been instructed by the Bailiff to sell by auction at Coombcs' farm, Mission Road, Westmere, on Monday next at 1 o'clock -a quantity of farm produce; also implements and sundries; iio reserve. The p.s. Waione wU make an afternoon excursion to-morrow, leaving Ratriek's Wharf at 2 p.m., going ovor the championship course. This will give the public an opportunity of viewing the course and the scullers doing their final spins.

ORICHTOX AND NEWMAN'S NEW

ZEALAND INDUSTRIES DISPLAY

Tins up-to-date firm" while stocking the products of the -world's, best footwear makers have always extended patronage to our own manufacturers* Their window display consists solely of tho well known "Zealandia" goods .manufactured at Christchurch by Messrs Fostiok and Co. To the uninii tiated the show is an eye-opener for I almost every class of boot and shoe is .represented, while the make and finish leaves little to b» desired. Evening choe3 and boots in tho host of" patent leather. Strongly made walking boot" —ladies' and gents'—in brown and bla^k golf boots, football boots, and wildering variety, and in every case tho prices pre most reasonable. Tho firm's two windows are a distinct credit to the enterprizing makers and the display generally is ah artist:c success. No. 92. Ridgway Street is ■certainly one of tho most attractive of the Io"cal cxi hibitions

KERNOHAN AND CO

Perhaps one of the finest displays in the art of window dresing may be seen itt Keriiohan's in Guyton Street. . It is surely gratifying to notice that practically everything; displayed is of New Zealand manufacture. The special bacon Window of Dimock and Co.'s goeds is well w-orth seeing. Whitlock's sauces and pickles are also given prominence. Tho grocery and general windows "include tin fruits, jams, honey, cordials, Gilbe/rd and Co.'s soups, Southern "Cross biscuits, arid'heapi of other go^ds too numerous to mention. Mr Kernohan is offering two special prteos (first 10s 6d, 'second- ss) for the brst essay on his windows, written by children under 14 years of age. Keen competition is anticipated. Kernohan and Co; still-hold sway for cheap prices and good quality goods: