BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11644, 23 August 1905, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTES.

MR AND MRS GOODMAN,

Medical Specialists, desiye to notify that they can only receive patients tor a few aays longer as their visit must terminate shortly. Owing to other engagements, Air ana Mrs Goodman may be consulteu at Siddclls' Hotel. Hours 11 to 7.30 daily.

Messrs F. R. Jackson and Co. advertise particulars of the cows, etc., to be sold by them on Tuesday next on account of tho late M. ilahoney's estate on the farm, Brunswick. Mr Mahoney was a noted dairyman, and kept nothing but the best Stock. :>:

Mr G. S. Russell's well-known herd of dairy cows (Aldcrney and Ayrshire cross) will be sold by Messrs Jackson and Go. on tho farm, Brunswick, on Monday next, on account cf Mr Russell having disposed of his farm. A conveyance will meet buyers from tho North by the morning train at West mere station.

Mr J. J. Buckrell is fully prepared for business in his new premises (next to Mr Forbes, the Avenue)* ■with the- exception of the showroom, which is being artistically fitted up and which will be completed tomorrow. Time, of , course, has not allowed the windows to be dressed, but customers can have their requirements attended to inside.

Jas. Laird aud Sons advise all end of the season gardeners to see them at once if they want good quality seeds. It is not yet too late to put in fruit and shelter trees, and Laird and- Sons keep none but the most car-efulljfaselected stock. Their seed potatoes arc Al quality, and for pot plants none can do better than inspect the choice lines they keep.

Johnson, the live bootman from Sydney, intends having a clean sweep of the whole stock ho now carries, together with some enormous shipments of clean fresh goods that aro daily arriving. These goods have Loen bought at such prices that even the boot expert can only exclaim "How can they bs made for tho money?" This question the public are not asked to solve, but there is no doubt that an opportunity like this of purchasing up-to-date footwear at down-to-date prices is one that seldom occurs. Sales are, a thing of the' past, the public are now too well educated to be attracted by a display of cheap printing and the goods at the same prices as usual. The public- are masters of the situation, and their time will not be washed in giving Johnson a call any day but Thursday, the premises in Ridgway Street being closed all that day to make the necessary preparations.

Messrs Young and Collins have mad? a special display of saddles for the Hunt Club Meeting. 'Sporting enthusiasts, visitors, and others will have an opportunity of viewing: these goods to-night, as the firm are holding a gaslight display. Saddles of every description are on exhibit, including several samples of the lightest racing saddles made, which are imported by the firm from Messrs 4 Boyce and Rogers, and Merry and Co., London, makers to the King. Among others arc to be seen white buckskin, all-over hogskin, and all-over kangaroo saddles, truly fine specimens of the saddlers' art. There is also on show what is at present a novelty, viz., a lady's astride saddle, which should command special attention. It is built with very deep and wide flaps, is most comfortable, and keeps the lady's skirt in position, and enables her to display it to advantage. These, we were informed, are quite, superseding the sidesaddles, which ha,ye been in vogue so many years. A splendid assortment of English hunting saddles fill the bill, and comprise one of the finest selections of saddlery ware exhibited here. ,