THE LADIES WATERBURY.

Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 143, 18 June 1891, Page 10

THE LADIES WATERBURY.

WATCH

la a plain nickel-plated timekeeper, which performs its functions as we'll in water as ifc dogs in tho owner's pockofc, and is sold for 22s 6d by all storekeepers and dealers throug'aoub the colonies. Persons afflicted with doubfa as to the advertised merits of the wonderful Waterbury Watches can inapecb the originals of all published tjestimoEiale on application as the Compjiny'e head Australasian effices in Sydney, or they Ciin buy a Waterbury, and test Ibinfoompetition with one of the"cheap English levers" constructed for tho benefit of the credulous, composed of nine-tenths of case, and tho remainder stamped rubbishy Swiss mechanism ; which accounts for all j the milk there is in that particular cocoanut. The Ladies' Watorbury (Series " L"), like the other productions of this world-fajaed factory, is only just what it claims to be — a perfectly reliable time-keeper, equally adapted .to the necessities of a live duebcas or a washerwomen, and sold at a price that places ib within the reach of all claaes. The watch itself has since ita introduction given universal satisfaction. Ib ia nob only an accurate bat also a neab and elegant little timekeeper, eimilar in construction to the new short-winding gentleman's Waterbury (Serie3 "J"), bub smaller, and without eaconds-hand. Mr Chae. J. Horstey, J.P., C.P.S., Mudgee, N.S.W., who ia the happy possessor of one of t»iese watches; writes : — "I have much pleasure in stating that my Watorbury Watch (a Series ' L')ia without excopfcion one of the best watches I%ver O'.'/ncd, although I have had many more expansive. It is a reliable and excellent timakocpor." To ba obtained from any! reepcctable storekeeper or dealer; pricej 22a 6d. Wholesale agents for Auckland, M&ssra E. Porter and Co., and UcArthur »nd Go.