LIKE LAWYERS, CO TO HEAVEN,” ft’s an old proverb in reference to slowness. ‘‘Like lawyers, go to Heaven.” Whether there is any goad reason for the inference, wo are not prepared to say. What wo do know, is that if such he the case, our present season’s shipments are on a nar with them. The groat delay in getting our goods away, occasioned hv the recent London dock strike, and the eonpes'od state of the Wellington goods sheds, the disjointed transit arrangements between that port and New Plymouth, has caus 'd nil sorts of annoying de'ays. and goods are turning nr* a case or two at a time, instead of all together Wo are honing the last portion ex “Rimntaka” will he to hand this week, when wo shall see the end of our trophies for this season. ‘‘ ’Ride a wee,” the Robinsons have the right goods ac right prices close at hand. x
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 53, 26 October 1912, Page 8
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