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Evening Star, Issue 7154, 7 March 1887, Page 2

THE WATBRBITRY is ao oheap that anybody can afford to own one. A watch, however, to be cheap, and at the same time to be good, must be of very simple construction. In the "Waterbury" the power is applied directly, instead of being multiplied by an elaborate system of wheels. The spring if, consequently, a long one. Heuoe we often hear the objection that "it takes all day to wind." The Waterbury Co. could easily manufacture a ....•-! -• 3- i.u . 1 i «.».. U .„„„!J „,»(• Ko the. "cheapest watch in the world, or else it it would not be the " Waterbury." But because it is cheap do not think it ia only a toy, or a " watoh good enough for children." It has all the traits of the best makes, and as it adds to these unusual strength and durability, besides cheapness, it is essentially the watch for the mechanic, the farmer 1 the clerk, the working man-in a word, THE WATCH FOR THE j PEOPLE. And it is sold by all Storekeepers and Dealers throughout the Colony. PRICE, 13s 6d. ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO., Princes street, Dunedin. RANK A. OOXHEAD, 1 Portrait and Landscape Photographer, Princes Street, Octagon, Dunedin, Views of Eruption, Terraces, etc NNUAL Summer Sale.—Biggest Bargains L in George street. See windows and doors: no inferior goods. At the London. IdOV the Dress ; 2,000 yards Summer Serges, for Children's School Dresses, reduced to 6?il. Ladies and Girls' Hats, worth from 2s to 3s 6d—your pick for 6d; big lot Paton's Alloa Yarns, 2s lid a head. The London. Ladies Jerseys, 4s lid, 5s lid; v v beautiful Tinsel Frillings, 4|d and 6d; splen lid Frillings for 2Jd; new Collars and Cuffs just opened. I'ioues of our famous Calicoes, Is . v UJd, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d dozen; big lot of Remnants, Prints, Sheetings, Flan nels, Dress Stuff, at Cost Price.

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