The, means by which goods are manufactured at the present day indicate that we have made enormous progress in arts, science, and education within the last 50 years. The cost of production is considerably lower, not at the expense lof (the producer, but ■ due to manufacturing" being conducted on more economical and scientific lines. U The public have the full benefit of this in the. shape of. watches, and we note elsewhere the introduction into our local market of a cheap watch, styled "The Marvel," on ;sale by Mr. James Murdoch* watchmaker, Queen-street. The value of this watch is," that it is well finished, short winding, keyless, jewelled in four holes, and nickel-cased, and last, bub nob least, a first-class timekeeper. *.<* to ■;■?:.;;x<;J. -, *
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9402, 8 January 1894, Page 5
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