ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4634, 29 January 1894, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY.

* It is not often that the arrival -»• •; -.ou.'uiijuyusinKew Zealand waters is so ' generally welcomed as the arrival of the prer sent parcel ol Waterbury watches;- 1 By :{h,e t '•■'■'■'■' '■■'< '- - '■'- , ■'"' '" 30PO .^atemdbkgold, silver, and niokel-wero destroyed, and ' this intennption In the regular inflow has r kept tho market bare till the landing oithe j present parcel. The Hon, Dr. Pollen stated r in the Legislative Council that i 05,000 Abblt Males 1 pay the whole ol this colony's taxation, J maintains Its Oil Service, tonits railways 1 and public works and form tho nucleus of the colony's prosperity; and yet to this very j limited population ow;,. .- 120,000 WiTEßDimTa' ' have been sold and delivered, and the Bbip. i mpofnowlandtaponsUlapf'' "'" .".'.'' : ' B ■'''■ .'"• ■'2B6oWipppmn . wbiofi is followed by {he Elinor Vernon, due • :. 2880 Moss,'. i all sold already.to the wholesale trade who [ have b'ees waiting supplies for from three j tofour months, Large as these figures arg two other, shipments 'ftre to "arrive, before^ ' Christmas and we venture to affirm that no B <l ther watch, can.sho'w a sale in l|ew; Zed; . land daring the' period covered since,-the ; WatobluyWenW ■'.•'; . .?;•.'■"'