Industrial undertakings in thew parte are still in their infancy, but with ea many natural advantages it is not surprising that there is 5 continual growth, demanding the supply of machinery to which establishment at present working s1¢ always needing additions, The argument brought forward by many that pioneer work nece-sitares considerable expense before any returns are forthcoming is hardly a sound one, seeing the sue cess of the German firms, who the outset are content to keep down heavy expenses until they have found eke feet and become securely
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