BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14700, 3 September 1915, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTES.

Messrs 0. L. Duigan and Co. require, for a client, a good six or seven-roomed furnished house to lease. See the beautiful display of spring dowers at Wallace’s to-morrow. DRESSMAKING EVENT. The attention of the ladies of Wanganui is drawn to an announcement in another column, of an important dressmaking event, viz., the arrival of Paul and Co.’s new dressmaker, who can, be relied upon to still further enhance the reputation of this well-known firm. The best tomato 'plants in town at Wallace’s to-morow. The attention of our readers is directed to an inset in to-night’s issue, in which the American Novelty Company, “the notorious price-cutters,"' announce tliat, owing to the disorganisation of shipping, goods which have just arrived and should have been landed in May last, are being sacrificed. On account of being overstocked, a cut-rate -sale is being held, the company being determined to clear the lot at less than English cost. The public generally are assured ■ that they should not miss this opportunity, knowing the value the American Novelty : Companv give at their price-cutting sales. Well may they be called the “notorious pricecutters.” Cabbage, cauliflower, onion, and tomato plants at Wallace’s to-morrow. Up-to-date British Queen, Early Puritan and Beauty of Hebron seed potatoes at Wallace’s to-morrow. Lovely display of anemones, narcissus, freesias, and all spring flowers at Wallace’s to-morrow. Orders takenWallace’s to-morow tor your vegetable and flower seeds. Garden manure in 1411) bags at Wallace’s to-morow. . - Wallace’s for floral wreaths etc. ’Phone- 830;