ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY.

West Coast Times, Issue 9735, 25 January 1894, Page 4

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY.

It is not often that the arrival oi «■ uu m ment of goods in New Zealand uufcia is bo geu ra-ly welcomed as tbe arrival ot the pieseut paroel of WaU-tbuiy watchos. By Ibe tire on thu Buainue

30CO WATERBURyS— gold, silver and nickel — were destroyed and this interruption iuthe regular lbfiu n has kept the market bare till the laudiug of the present parcel. The Hoa Dr Pollf Btated in the Legislative CouuciL that

95.0^0 Adult Males pay tbe whole of this oolouy's taxation, | niHintaius its Civil Service, run, its railway a aud public works, aud forms the nucleus of the colouya proaperity ; auJ yet to this very limited population over 120.0J0 Watekbukys havr> been sold nud delivered, aud the shipment now landiug consists of I 2880 WATERBULtYS which ia followed by the Klinur Yeruoo, due in a month, with 2&UU More, all sold already to the wholesale t'ade I who have been waiting supplies for from I three to tour inouihs. Large as thdae I tigit'es are, two other shipments are to i ariivr before Christ man, hiul we ventniv , to allinn that no oibrr watch can show » ' Hale in ew Zealand during thf period covered since the Wateri-.ury advent of • One to Eacii Bpndbed WATEiißaftYs

Jcwellei> atiil retail dealers will kindly send their orders to our ageuta dB quickly as possible.

WATERBURY W\ ICM CO.,

Bono and Crawford Stkebts Dumkoi>