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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume III, Issue 262, 25 July 1881, Page 1

Wellington Advertisements. THE WELLINGTON MONUMENTAL WORKS, zn PH O EH Z/2 02 IS 3 r-H & rd P 3 EH Hh k ™j H 7 EH r— 1 i>2 N.B.—Superior MARBLES of the Best Workmanship and Choicest Designs arriving from Europe. Cast and Wrought Iron Fences of all patterns in WALTEB lEEE lE3 UN'S" IECiEv-, SCtTLPTOE, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO BLLKXCY fcglßißfriSlß ARTHUR fiOR constantly stock. Si HIS EXCE DON EMPIRE CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. TARANAKI-STREET. WE LLLING TON. rriHE Members of the above Company, having purchased the Plant of the late firm P 0 f yjoDUFF and CO., their new Factory in Tarnnnki-streot, which for adaptability for the business is UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONY. Numbering five of the best Mechanics in the Colony, they hope, by supplying a FIRSTCLASS ARTICLE, at a Moderate Price, to receive a share of public patronage. o Each branch will be under the supervision of a Member of the Company. GENERAL MANAGER, J. McDUFF (late McDuff and Co.) N.B.—Trice Lists and Drawings sent. 70

THE WELLINGTON BISCUIT ct CONFECTIONERY COMPANY. (Late S. S. Griffiths.) rnHK Proprietors of this Colonial industry J_ having, sixck the tkanskuk, greatly improved the quality of the (Biscuits, solicit a continuance of the patronage heretofore bestowed. All orders intrusted to our care will have immediate and careful attention. HENRY KEMBER, Manager. Parish-street, Wellington, 21st March, 1 SSI. 74 GEORGE REMINGTON, COPPERSMITH, PLUMBER, AND GASFITTER. Manufacturer of improved steam CHEKSE-M AKING A P PAR AT U S, AND Confectioners’ Oscillating Revolving and MELTING-PANS, &c. Galvanised Spouting, Ridging, Down-pipe Baths, Chimney Pots, always on hand. Ordinary and Electric Bells Fitted up. CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. Estimates given for all descriptions of work connected with the Trade. 71) LOCAL INDUSTRY. A SIGN OF THE TIMES may be seen in front of my premises giving a GLIMPSE OF BETTER DAYS for New Zealand. It shows clearly that the goods manufactured here by far excel all such of a foreign make. It also shows that there is at least one tailor who knows how to bring them to the front. I am troubled with a complaint just now, 1 wish there were hundreds affected the same way. I have local industry on the brain. I am convinced the evils this country is now enduring arc caused by people sending away for goods that they ought to buy here. I can make a Lady’s Riding Habit for £5 ; Gentleman’s Suit, £4; Trousers, £1 ; all of Now Zealand Tweed, tbe most fashionable cut and best make in Wellington. Therefore every man should know his own measure, and send a Post Office order for £4, and he will receive in return a splendid Tweed Suit of New Zealand manufacture, warranted to lit. Directions for self-measurement :—First state age, height, weight, and occupation, and if erect or stooping; measure chest over the vest, and -waist over the vest; measure the front seam of coat-sleeve ; lay your trousers flat on the table, measure side scam and leg and round waist. HUXLEY, the Tailor, 75 Lambton Quay, Wellington. J. FITCHETT, COACHBUILDER & WHEELWRIGHT, Wordsworth-street, Wellington. YITISHES to inform the Settlers of MarlYV borough that he is now making good SPRING TRAPS from £18; Express Wag- j gons, £33; Spring Drays from £2O; Tip Carts, from £l4 10s ; Pole Drays, from £22. Only the very best Materials used, and ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Prices of any work forwarded by post on 77 application.