ARRIVAL OF THE NEW . WATEUBUUY.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9921, 5 February 1894, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY.

It is not often that tho arrival of a ship uieut of goods in New Zoaltiml waters ie so generally welcomed as the arrival of the present parcel of Waterbury watcuea, By the fiie on the Rualiine

3000 Wate burys—

golil, silver, und nickel — were destroyed, and this intcrrup ion in the regular inflow hut kept the muiket bare till the landing of the present parci-l. Tha Uon Dr Pollon Etited in the Legislative Council that, 95,0 i 0 Adult Males pay (he whole of this colony'n taxßtioD, niiinlain its Civil Servico, run its railways and public work", nn » form the nucleus of the colony 'B pro porky ; aud yet to this vnry limited population over 120,000 W^TERBcrnys have been sold -nd delivered, and the ship j mint tiovv landing consists of 28S0 Waterdu ys which is followed by the Eiimr Vornon due in a month, with 2880 More, all sold alrendy to the who'esnle trade who I avo been waiting supplies for from three to four months. Large its t ecu n^tnenare two other shipments a»-o to arrive before Christmns, nd we venture to allirm that no other wntcli can show a ?nle in New Zealand dming tho period covered pince the Walerbury advent of One to Each Hundred WATEnßtrnvs. Jewellers and rotnil dealers will kindly ?end iheirorderß to 01 t agouts as quickly a 6 possible. WATERBURY W\TCIICO, Bond and Crawkoud {jthkets, Dumeoin. JOHN AVERY, Agent, Devon-btroet, Now Plymouth.