ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY. It is not olten that the arrival oi a shipmcntof goods in New Zealand waters is so generally welcomed as the arrival o! the present parcel of Waterbury wfitchcs, By the tire on the Rnahine 3000 Wmmzrn—gold, silver, and nickel—were destroyed, and this mtcrru>,tion in tho regular inflow ba~ kept tho market baro till tho landing o!tbe present parcel. The Hod, Dr, Pollen slated in tho Legislative Council thai, 95,000 Anntr Mam pay tbe whole ol this colony's taxation, mainlains its OilServico, run its railways and public worts and form tho nucleus ol thecolony'e prosperity; and yet to this vory limited population over. 120,000 WATKRHuitys have beon 6old and delivered, and tho ship, mentnow anuing consists of 5880 WAIKOTW which is followed by the Elinor Vernon, due " Mom, all sold who bave been 'hreo to four moj Iwo otto Christmas other watch land during Waterb'.ry Ojibio " Jewellers . their ord^^^H^^^^Bly
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 471, 24 April 1894, Page 3
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154Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 471, 24 April 1894, Page 3
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