SAD, BUT TRUE.

Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7360, 12 July 1889, Page 2

SAD, BUT TRUE.

Pessimists generally,.«nd the retail.™., m, "cheap" Continental and English wiS?** W in particular, of ten go considerablyon?S f their wavtodemonstratethat the "» V for the Waterbury is waning." not the case, however, as the WateAni. I Watch Factory is still unable with jfi? fatincreased facilities to keep pace with ♦?* T' demand. Out of the ai,OoOWaterb»S? t Imported into New Zealand dur'na rt" I last two years there Is not a single caLT f the hands of the Company's $ tive, who has been obliged during «v % past week to repurchase a parcel fiS £- the New Zealand Hardware Companf? & temporarily supply the demand in QjLJ? £ church until the nex*- shipment anbj* I As an instance of the thirst for the con** I • time m the Cathedral City, we may 1, tiou that a gentleman who had nottt p necessary thirteen and sixpence to «£ Inquire one in the usual way, tried "hat j$ gling" as a substitute, and will hw** F opportunity of rejecting ou the BOoa&wTi i his enterprise during the three months $ k his " board and residence" In the comfe* I able gaol of that city. The watchbta I doubt worth the sentence, but vn S? H not publish this as a premium to We glary. "** c