EXPANSION OF TRADE

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7851, 13 July 1911, Page 7

EXPANSION OF TRADE

That New Zealand's export trade has considerably increased during the last two years, after a wave of depression, is a sign of solid and steady progress. Another sign of expansion of trade is to bo seen in Willis street, where a display of art fnmitnro is being made by Messrs W. F. Shortt, Ltd., which surpasses anything previously seen in the city of Wellington. Owing to the immense expansion of their business the firm have decided to utilise that large block of shops immediately adjoining their present warehouse, with a view to better displaying to the public the unequalled quality and design of their goods. This firm’s reputation for the high quality of their goods is well known throughout the Dominion, and is the secret of their success, with tile result that clients who have already done business with this firm are constantly recommending their friends to furnish at Sbortt’e, the moat up-to-date furniture warehouse in Wellington, where every article purchased is guaranteed to be of the very best material and workmanship, and' should a detect be found they are only too pleased to rectify it or replace the article. Not only aro the public dealing with a firm that has a reputation to maintain. hut they are dealing direct with the manufacturers and importers, and are thereby assured of getting their goods at the very lowest possible price. Those about to furnish have no idea of the amount of money they can save by dealing with Snortt’s. Ltd., and a visit to this firm’s establishment will convince tho most sceptical that for price, quality and design of their goods, Shortt’s, Ltd., are uuquailed in Wellington. Catalogue® will be forwarded to any. address on application.— Adrt.