UP DRURY WAY.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 174, 27 February 1914, Page 4

UP DRURY WAY.

Hives of Industry. Ihe workshops of Mtfsrs and Peoples, Drury, a*e veritable hives of Industry, and though they have en!arg:d their staff since the New Year they find that their trade had increased bo much that soon the staff and premises will have to be further enlarged to cope with their greatly increasing business Here are to be seen vehicles of all kinds in the making, cr repairing, and at jresent they have on hand a galley for the Franklin County Council, which is a model ot its kind, being replete with all conveniences, and well finished ii every way. The motto of this firm seems to be "what is worth doing, is worth doing well." All kinds of work h wood or iron is undertaken by them, and carried through to a very successful finish. They specialiss in good work in every job I hey undertake, and their experience in their business is so varied that they are pastmastrrs of their craft. Owing to the vast volume of orders that has been showered upon them lately, they were unable to get up any exhibit for the Pukekohe Show. Which was a bad thing for the Show.