FROM WEARERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 220, 18 September 1888, Page 3

FROM WEARERS.

November 6; 1885.

Dearer, •■ ..- ■ ~ Accept't_y thank, for your gift of a Waterbury }fetich. I had heard tho fame thereof, but had never carried one. It eefsnis . impossible that so good a; ivafcch .could be sold for three dollars and a-half and any profits be made 1 I shall wear it uijder a gold repeater; and they can compete with each other as to accuracy. The watnh is quite h^ndspms, at|d appears quite as well as silver watches thai cost live times asipiicli. ~ .. o ~<

X am, truly yovirji, i( ; Henry Waij.d.Beec^eiL'

CpLtrjißlA CpIiLEGE, NEW YORK, pKEsiDEHT's Ptooii, Dec. 4^ 1885.

DJBAB SjR, : . ,-,.. On thje 22hd October pit., I received fr<ii» you a Waterbury Watch. It was runtiing a 'little slow, and I mov ed the regulator, "aft§r whiph Van- ahqwt a| much too.. fagt. Op the morning of the "first day of Ndvember I carefully touched the regulator again, and set thejvatph e?aptly wjoh a jJurgeusen .watch, which is the inoqt perfect portable time-keeper 1 fever kh|w. not excepting nautical chronotdetors; Since that time it has kept precise pace' with the Jurgensen watch, and tbe difference between them is hot perceptible to-day. Perhaps, if tb« Waterbury Watch had a '■■ Becond hahd; spme. few seconds of variation; migpt be discovered; but there is no apparent differepce- between the minute hands capable of bleing 4. Wfited.: A _ this seems to me to bje ah 'extraordinary performance; I have thqpght yott Rjjghtpe -intieresfced.in know ing it.

-Yours truly, ..;.;', E. A. Pi Babnaed.

WATBBBpur Watoh Co.

Allqw me to take ting opportunity ol expressing my admiratioin for- the excellencfi qfrthis simple and inexpepsive watph. It keeps better .line than a silver watch in our house, whioh coat, afaroliable dealer's, eievapja times as much.-,- Each qf my boys carries one of those Waterbury watches, nnd with great satisfaction. . Yqurs very truly, - ■■ War. B: Dwight, Professor of Natural-History, ■■>' --'-•': -'';...' -_ , - , Yaipaar College, ■■;. This in. to certify that the enclosed Water? bury Watch has been run, side by side,with the 0;> & Regulator Clock in the Post Office tjt S^: Louis, Mo. also with one that is regtjlfttfd and ig qoniject e$ by telegraph with fho one in Washihgton University, fpr a test^ and has not varied any way pre dep-ißlefin two1 weeks' time. >- > -_v '

.-, '■--. t.i .. RaspeotfoUy* ; _.'■.. SA3f. K. Simmons, ;st. : iippisi?. Ot, st. iioui __; Mo.

Sole Agents for-Auckland— ; .;,.- ;,;,E. PORTER & CO.

:: -;;:.'.--'''V-:;:-':"-:.'':::'::-'>v^'i;:''-; ,-'"■■ ',". ': : ;"--";-'-,.''. ■■■?■■ ■:".■'■■'■"-". ] : 7.7: y]\777.777 : 7.-:: y :■,■-;.■;.";..:■,; yy,; y-yy'y' ;■; -".y- ; :;; ; Vs.r":<: ■-■ V.'.:;v-: : -:"'"'":H'-:1-;:-^-"^:'T:'.::::.i ;J":i!;:H'S"t" • ,THE AUC3KLAND. EVENING STaH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1888,