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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 5, 2 February 1899, Page 20

Now that winter is approaching, waterproof coats will soon be a necessity. The New Zealand Clothing Factory, which devotes special attention to this class of poods, brings under public notice its large assortment of waterproofs, whioh, it is claimed, is unequalled m price, material and make up by any house in the colony.— „% Mr. Walter lies. Merchant Tailor, Princes street, invites inspection of his extensive stock of tweeds, Cheviots, west of Inland cloths, etc., which are of the latest design. Mr. lies claims to have the largest and most varied stock in Dunedin to select from and guarantees that the cut and finish of suits made at his establishment are all that the most fastidious can desire.— „,% Every part of the famous Woods' valve is now manufactured on the premises of the Duulop Tyre Company by a system of the most ingenious automatic machinery, which, from mere sheet and bar metal, turns out all the parts ready to be put together. Every valve f ufL lfc !* U^ d ' is caretull y testp d in water under an air pressure of SOlos to the square inch, when the slightest leakage at once becomes apparent, and the faulty valves are placed on one side to be put right. - f "