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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7878, 1 June 1891, Page 2

THK WATERBURY WATCHES Are so cheap that anybody can afford to own one. A watch however, to bo cheap, mast be serviceable; IB must bo both accurate and reliable, and In all other ways perform the functions of a fir*t-olas» timeke.ensr. In thes« particulars tho wonder, ful Waterbury Watches exactly "Oil the bill," Therefore, because cheap, do not think they ore only toys, or •* go id enough for children." They bave all the trait* of the best makes, ana" as they add to theae unusual strength and durability, besides cheapness, thcysre essentially the watches forth* mechanic, tho farmer, tho clerk, the working man and woman—iv a word, The Watches fok tub People. (Series IS, the old lousr-windiug favorite, thc Schoolboy's Delight, the Workman's Mate, the Shepherd's Boon Companion, Price IS* od. Series J, the pew short-winJlng marvel, is the Reporter's Friend, the Parson's Guide, the Lawyer's Reference, the Banker's Security, the Sailor's Anchor, the Soldier's Ally, the Civil Servant's Counsellor, tbe Farmer's Faith, the Squatter's Joy, the Editor's ?reara, and Everybody's Success, rice, 22s 6d. Series L, the new Ladies' Waterbury, is the Mother's Treasure, the Housemaid's Help, the Lover's Warning, the Nurse* Necessity, the Schoolgirl's Idol, the Maiden's Prayor, and a wonder of horoiogloal ingenuity. Short-winding, stem-setting; price, 22s Gd. These world-famed watches may be obtained from any leading storekeeper or dealer throuchout the colony. Wholesale agents for Canterbury—Messrs E, Recce and Co. and Ashley, Bergh aud Co., Christchurch