"ROLEX." The choice or the "Rolex" Watch as • • gift Tor your friend is a rare compliment , to His or Her appreciation of beauty, ami a tribute to yowr own good taste: and they are so moderately priced as to be within the reach or most people. Demand that : the name "Hoie.i" be on the dial or on • the movement, and resolutely refuse all ; substitutes. Any reputable jeweller will be proud to show them to you.—-(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 52, 2 March 1929, Page 13
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