THE CORRECT TIME
As Mr Cairney pertinently asks:‘“What is the good of a watch if it doesn’t keep time?” you may as well be without a time-piece and lie awake half the night in order to hear the town clock'. You can, however, get a guaranteed watch for 26/- at Caitney’s,t Mawliera quay, one that will keep strictly to New Zealand mean time, "and by which you will be able to confidently check all the clocks in the house. Mr J. Cairney never offered such good value for so little money, and in addition offers to ‘keep these 26/- watches in good condition, free of charge, for one year; The offer is worth looking into. Cull at Cairney’s and inspect tliem; you will not be pressed* to buy.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 5
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128THE CORRECT TIME Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 5
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