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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2204, 19 October 1887, Page 3

ITT ANTED KNOWN— The Times f V Office is tbe place to get youi Printing done well, cheaply, and promptly. EAST COAST HARDWARE STORE. TAURANGA. "pwIEECT TMPOETATIONS OF Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, in all branches Wire and Ewbank Bolts and Nuts Nails Linseed Oil, in White and Bed casks and drums Lead Paints, all colours I have the best and cheapest . HIRE NETTING, all widths, from 2ft. to 6f fc. Carriage Woodware Carriage Ironware Kirns, Hubs, Spokes, Bolts and Nuts, Hickory and Ash Planking, Blue Ghim Timber, Shafts, Elliptic and Side Springs, Dray and Spring Cart Axles. Ropes, Oakum, Copper Nails, Ash Oars, all sizes, [ron Bedsteads, Woven Wire Matbrasses, Glass and Crockery Ware. AMERICAN NOVELTIES. In great variety. The largest, cheapest, and newest selected Stock. Agent for the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. One of the few largest and most reliable offices extant. GtEORGE ~GARDINER, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANT. JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING is the key-stone to success. THE CORRECT TIME WITHIN REACH OP ALL. The Reputation of STEWART DAWSON &CO. LIVERPOOL, has spread from Pole to Pole ; their Myriad of Patrons are looated in every quarter of the inhabitable globe ; the same unif oem tone of praise emanates from every wearer of their wolrld-famed ENGLISH LEVER WATCHESthat they are simpljr Matchless as Correot Timekeepers, in Value, Lowness of Price, Elegance of Design, and Durability. Every Englishman, Every Scotchman, Every Irishman, and Every Welshman ought to Wear A THOROUGH GOOD and RELIABLE ENGLISH LEVER WATCH. Could there -be anything more wasteful than to throw a pile of > money away to a Dealer, which only means giving half the amount in Profit? We only know of one thing almost equally foolish— that is, parting with cash for worthless ForeignMade Articles, Yankee notions, Glockwatch Toys, &o», fit only for cnildran to. play with. S. D. & Go. have tapped the very core and attained the maximum of m successful (trading by placing their .'." patrons, rank and file, to the front, or first position in accordance with the best prescribed laws that govern supply and demand. Remember our firm does not olaitn Hoary Age, ',■ Antiquity, or the possession of' a portly set of Ledgers filled with bad debts. Wedisclaimallsuch i 'Burrotind. ings ; but what we do claim are busi* ness Principles based on a system that places the Consumer in the first place; enabling him to obtain the best value for bis money together with tho surety and knowledge that the aotual maker of an article is in a better position to give him satisfaction than if he purchased through any other ohannel. ■ PRICES OF SILVER WATCHES. 27s 6d, 355, 50s, 60s, 70s, 755, 90s, 955, 110s, 115s, 130s, 1355,' 15Ss, 1755, £11 10s, £12sl0s. GOLD WATCHES. £6 10s. £7 10s* £8 10s, £11 10s, £12 10s, £13 10s, £14 10s, £15 10s £18 10s, £25, £27 10s and £30. Send 3d stamps for our superbly Illustrated Pamphlet, containing full particulars of our Watches and Jewellery, and we will forward it post paid by retura post. WATCHES no matter where bonghi or where made Repaired and Cleaned ai lowest possible rates. *\ ■' ' ' : - BAY OF PLENTY TIKES. Forward a P.O. Order, payable to S.D. and Co., Auckland, with 2s 6d added to pay post and registration, ox send cash in registered letter, and we will forward watch on a week's free trial, by first post. j Tlease inclose t^U. wupm. APof4eift*obeaddretBedto STEWART DAWBON AND C! 94 QUEEN-STREET, AyQJ&ASGE -"■ 3 '.'.f : J /CUSTOMS I'OTlMS— lnwards \j Outwards, for sale at the