LOCAL INDUSTRY.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 299, 20 November 1883, Page 2

LOCAL INDUSTRY.

ha * iam -*(%fMm&ffemti u I'm. It is , .atriicipatxjd that the new .o^l^ soa^irSfhd: oimdlftim^nniagtory ofjthft: Union Soap-and — Candle Company,^ full working order by the beginning of Jlarc^exi^ T^vy_^nß_te&ll to WtfIOP&(PP so soon as r the buil iingßjarj. completed. It oomjV iff »«%«#> the Ja,^,^ffiprovejßientV' adopted in^njerica^.: England, andj on the Continent; m. this branch of inqus.MqmA l^miTSft !«L PfltbiUift !^e r works-,. frjOja^ihej.WaikatvO railway line, so that tne„.cost of transport wilLhBS minimise^. j.,^his,watet; supply is [obtained from the Great Koutb Road,' adjac.pnt, andthe. .whole, "of the" drainage' will 09 cameo! off iriio the' sea. The company brat" present engaged inth¥ manufacture pf ..household, mottled* curd^carbolii^softjiAnd Tancv toilet arid medicinal soaps. To these it is interfiled to Add the ui-ahufecture^bf llvcaifne soap 1 . Uf huusehol l s^Sp^ they-toiaou*-faciure bi* 'Vaitieties j of fancy, toilets and medicinal, •' thirteen 'Arariatiesl Those latter are tastefully got uphill dma I*.1 *. mental bb&fsV Tbd veriods' soaps are made of tue^be'sfc' m'tflftrials and sold at a lower price than the|im-'i ported^ ariicle. while* fchey are quite 'equal' to the beßt brands' Vcceiveo 1 from England. The locally niantifttetured ' articles would long ago have drivenv the ' imported goods- bu¥ c! ■ \Hq ilooal ■markfe'ebut' ' for tfce" • chlidiin pifejudice that^a)* geod-inahyii people entertain agiint colonfcU' mauufaqtto-es; 4nd an ti(»t&au artjoleluiUsG of ne^ tensity be good if it haTo l an< i '<Eflgl*iid; brand on it,