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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 71, 17 December 1917, Page 18

MASTERTON, Timhor £ Botiot Ifprfllilflft IK! ft MSlEiiiiib iTOUioiiid * C. E. Danlell A. H. Danlell * .With, a record of thirty-seven years' growth, keeping steps with the demands and requirements of the com-' munity, this business holds a somewhat unique position. Following some years of English business experience, Mr. Daniell in 1880 arrived in Masterton. Trade depression was pronounced, and it took several years to secure the foundation on which the present extensive concern is built. Beginning first as a builder, a hardware store followed, and later sawmilling and timber yards. The whole has now for more than a quarter of a century held a strong position in the confidence of the enterprising Wairarapa people The hardware store and offices in Queen Street, with Mr. I. W. Temple as a sort of chief of staff to the junior proprietor, Mr. A. H. Daniell, the "live wire" of the concern of to-day, a'n,cl things go with evident hum—as Americans would say. Building and building supplies are still the dominating features of the business. The services of the concern being sought for advice as to "how to do it," with the same confidence as is the work placed. Thus the staff starts with the architectural draughts- ■ man, who formulates (he scheme pf works, while a large stal of carpenters, plumbers, painters, cement, and timber workers contribute their part, all on the regular staff and under the immediate direction of the principals. In this way the bulk of the work'done by the firm is carried out. The handsome Solway Girls' College now being built is a case in point, as well as many fine residences in. and around Masterton. The firm has quite a reputation for successful domestic and farm water supply schemes, while the "gospel of the main drain," as applied to homes and health. Masterton' owes a good deal to the applied interest both' members of the firm take in the. question; Continued happy relations between employer and employed has through many years characterised the business, which perhaps helps to explain its success. f LEVIN & Co., Ltd General Utretats, Ml Stition fipts WELLINGTON FEILDING NELSON . , WANGANUI BLENHEIM FOXTON MASTERTON ■ Our STOCK AOENCY Department Is under th« charge of MR. S. i. W. OH.L, who will bj pleased to receive enquiries lor, or offers of stock for Sale. We Have For Sale all Station Requisites, • Sheep Dips, . Colonial and. English Grass Seeds. We Hold Monthly Valuations of Sheep Skins at on'r Stores, Chapel Street, Masterton. We are Prepared to Advance against Growing Wool Clips at Lowest Current Rates. l CASH BUYERS OF CRAIN AND PRODUCE. AGENCIES? Shaw, Sarill and Albion Company Sykcs's Cura Court Orient, Pacific Eoyal Mail Lino Red Drench and Ingo 0. and A. Line, the All Red Route Sutton's Famous Pedigree Farm Union 6.8. Co. Island Tours Seeds Northern Steamship Company Little s Dip Liverpool and London and Globe In- Cooper's Dip surance Company (Fire, Accident Fison's Dip ' and Motor Oar) Gear's, Wellington Meat Export Lister Sheep Shearing Company Co* and Wellington Farmer. Lister Separator. Meat Co. Manures. LEVIN & Co., Ltd., General Merchants Chapel Street, Masterton G. C. SU MMERELL, Branch Manager ' NEW ZEALAND'S BEST COAL ;j ; _■ i> CLEAN AND BRIGHT ' || A PERFECT HOUSEHOLD COAL | I ■ ' - 'I 1 OBTAINABLE FROM YOUR || ! LOCAL MERCHANT, OR ji ! !> i Wholesale Agents, Wellington District ' I