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Otago Witness, Issue 2288, 6 January 1898, Page 54

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— Several London shops have fronts costing from £1000 to nearly £8000 ; and one establishment at least is ornamented with wall Jmper which cost quite as much as 12s a yard. — At the beginning of the century there were only »ix engineers' shops in Leeds. There are now 210, giving employment to 20,000 per- [ sons. —Mr Harmsworth, who defrayed the expensee of the Jackson expedition in Franz Josef Land, has declared that he will send two ships to the Arctic next season, and keep an expedition in the Arctic regions till a complete map can be made of all the accessible parts of the North Polar world. The Jackson expedition fcas cost him £40.000.