BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 18 December 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTES.

JUST WHAT YOU WANT AT NETTLESHIP AND /SON'S.

One of the most exclusive ranges of pretty and suitable gifts may be found ; at-Nettleship- and Son's, the ojd-estab- ! lished jewellers, opposite' the English ! Church. Jewel casks in antimony from 3s, in E.P.N.S. from 5s f in sterling silver from 165.. S.B. brushes, mirrors, i combs., separate or in case; pendants, ; bangles, muff chains, bags, purses, ser.viette rings, tea pots, and a host of other suitable and useful presents, that I will please 'the heart and pocket of all gift. givers. | At one o'clock to-day Messrs Wil- , li&ms and Harper will sell 'by auction | ..at their mart a very large consignment of manufacturers' and travellers'/sam- : pies, suitable for Xmas presents and I New Year gifts. As owners are giving iup business in New Zealand, the entire stock must bo sacrificed regardless ; of cost. I With the unseasonable weather we have been .having this summer, we can ! almost imagine our grandfathers sayj ing that New Zealand is getting worse j than it was in "the good old days." | But we hope that sunshine will become . fashionable again, and that the season I will mend its ways. While on the matj ter of sunshine, it would be advisable ■ to notice that Messrs'J. Paul and Co. ! have made large purchases of sun- , shades in anticipation of the summer season. In consequence of the unfavi out-able weather, considerable reducI tions have (been made on these goods, as i will be seen by this firm's replace ani' nouncement in this issue. ~~ i . . _. . I For first-class Fruits and Spices there is probably no store in the Dominion .better able to supply these than Gibsons and Paterson, Ltd., who import : direct from the growers only the vei-y highest grades. When cooking, especi- | ally for Christmas, everything should be ! of the beet" In cakes and puddings—why \ not eat of the best? It costs no more. ! For Bon-^Bon Crackers, Chocolates, i Pascall's Confectionery, Gibsons and Paterson are the cheapest, and have the largest assortment in town. ) | For Christmas Presents, m Electroplate, Silver, China, and many other J wares, Gibsons and Paterson stock only J the best—have a large selection—and ' prices are low for the cash. Everything !is marked in plain figures. The whole ; of their large store is displayed with useful articles. FOR THE LADIES. A rare chance to procure good goods cheap is offered by Breniff and Co. of the Avenue, (next to Mitchell and Co , I butchers). Robes, Evening Blouses, Silk Shirt and Muslin Blouses. Millinery, Trimmings, Children's Dresses, | m silk and other materials; in fact, everything is reduced for a short period only. All goods are new, and of finest : quality, and the sale presents a splendid opportunity to gift givers to procure something useful as well as pretty j and cheap, from Breniff and Co.

■ I Through this issue we are circulating an inset for Messrs Kirkcaldie and Stains. Ltd., .Lamiyt.on Quay, Welling- | ton.' This gives suggestions "for Christmas gifts for every meiriber of the family, as well as for friends. Messrs. Kirkcaldie and Stains are so -well known for the high quality of the goods they stock, and for the moderate prices at which all articles are sold, that we feel sure that a number of our readers will avail themselves of the offer.