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TIME AND TIMEKEEPERS. The Best of all Timekeepers. STEWART DAWSON, * Co., (LIVERPOOL) GENT’S ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING LEVER The Liverpool Champion English Lever w Sk’t tch *1 \ he finest polity full-plate hnni,V eV ?r tha J can buy. selling in nunaredfi, Manufactured entirely In our own workshops, they are unequalled for beauty, for strength, or as time-keepers; will suit every occupation, and owing to their great strength and durability, are specially adapted for bush Work, squatters, miners, &c., as they ’L'‘ and ,‘ he hardest wear. All have closZ Atting, full-capped movements, to prevent ' nt ? nnB the ™ orks ' P atent 8oli “ Pillar plates, frames, wheels, and pinions, and patent safety hairsprings for riding, *c. The escapements adjusted to the perfection of per. formance, each action jewelled in hard rubv. producing a perfect dead beat; the dials of finest white hard enamel, gold hands, and sunk seconds.. The gildin and steel work throughout finished to theg highest degree i maintaining power applied to each watch, the case perfectly dust-tight-very strong sterl ng silver, Government Hall marked. Each watch complete, a masterpiece of the best workmanship that English talent, capital and ingenuity can produce, enlisting the praises of every wearer. One of these watches will wear out three American or foreign-made watches one after another. This magnificent and matchless English Hunting Lever we supply to customers for £3lss, and in qualHy and time-keeping defy the world to beati at ten guineas. “ Notice also the same watch as above, with three pair extra jewels and real chronometer Keeping time to a PriMonlv£4iJ v tlOna oi ‘Werature. nlv £4 15s. You cannot buy one as good as this under £l2. one aa

ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVER LEVER le.sHn^?^ 801 ' and Co ’’ fl Superb Key8 LaV j r . s ’ R triumph of utility and SS* l Wlndl . n 8 and setting hands by thTst»m Ut ? 1 t n >, 8 a nioel y Proportioned nob at ‘m atoh ’ entirely dispensing with the trouble of carrying a loose key, and P re jentative of one-half the inci™?f'„ a tl cau ? ea ,. fo , r re P airs —awatch that is also ?? r - u 8 ht ,' dust-tight, and damp-tight, Jt ee P 1 the works perfectly clean—may be without cleaning ; the convenience derived by all who wear them is pronounced incalculable. In quality we positively assert that there is not a keyless watch sold v-ider 12 guineas to equal these. They are made m two sizes, small and medium. Price £5 15s. Wobth Ten Guineas. Also, same watch in open face, price £4 15s. ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH Stbwabt Dawson & Co.'s Magnificent English Chbonogbaph Watches. Each watch a model of perfection; finest t-plate movement, full jewelled in rubies, real chronometer expansion balance, decimal dial, centre seconds, and outside stop; each timed to dead beat in positions, to go exactly the same in extreme heat or cold. The wealthiest gentleman in the land, or the highest official in the State, need not desire a watch that possesses in a greater degree all the attributes of a perfect time-keeper. Notwith., ~ ling the matchless perfection of this watch, we positively sell it at a less price than retailers charge for ordinary inferior maae w.tches, Pe.ub £6 15s. Full Retail Value fob 12 Guineas. Also, the same watch, in open face, price £5 15s. LADIES’ ENGLISH HUNTING LEVER Compared with prices charged by colonial dealers, we practically present every purchaser of one of these watches with £4 or £5. Every Watch a work of art, elegant in shape, chaste in design, of sterling English workmanship, watches that with fair usage will last a lifetime. We ask you to observe that we supply our magnificent English Levers at a far less price than often charged for common foreign watches. Price, in Hunting Cases, £3 15s; in Ores Face, £8 55.; practically saving to each purchaser from £8 to £4. HUNTING DEFIANCE SILVER WATCH Most wonderful value. All sterling silver eases. Dome, stud, and bow, }-plate movement, jewelled in 8 holes, each guaranteed a plendid time-keeper. None should hesitate to send for one of these Watches, truly named "Defiance," if only to see the perfection that can be attained by a firm whose enterprise and energy have revolutionised the Watch Trade of Europe. Also, open-face crystal front, £1 7s, Cd. ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS I ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS ! ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS ! Ladies and Gents,—Most wonderful value in open-face and hunting case. Call and inspect these, or write for pamphlet contain, iiig full particulars, STEWART DAWSON, * Co., Queen Street . . . Auckland, THE Three little maids from school are we, Proper and good as we ought to be; The reason why you will shortly see;

Three little maids from school. Three little maids, delighted very, Laughing always so bright and merry; Every one with a “ Waterbury Three little maids from school. Time is money. But before the Waterbury Watch was introduced it was impossible to say how much. Now everybody knows that Time is 13s 6d. The great popularity of the Waterbury Watch is still further enhanced by the fact that it can be repaired at a less cost than any other watch in the world.

The Waterbury Watch is not alone the cheapest watch in the world to buy, but it is also the cheapest to have repaired. Repairs are charged for according to requirement, but in no case do they exceed half-a-crown, except by mutual agreement. The Waterbury Watch has nothing to fear from ridicule, nothing to dread from exposure. It is just what it claims to be—a strong, handsome, serviceable, well-finished timekeeper, and defies competition. The Waterbury Watch is ruining the profession of pickpocket. He has to expend just as much skill on the annexation of a Waterbury as he does on a 100-guinea gold chronometer. But its intrinsic value is so small that he cannot realise. It won’t melt. E. PORTER AND CO., Sole Agents for Auckland District.

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 45, 24 September 1887, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 45, 24 September 1887, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 45, 24 September 1887, Page 4

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