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TIME AND TIMEKEEPERS. The Best of all Timekeepers. STEWART DAWSON, & Co., (LIVERPOOL) GENT’S ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING LEVEB The Liverpool Champion English Lever W™r IS i,V tch *1 the finest qnallt r 1011-plate M S ?j LeV w tha ‘ money can bu y- sellmg in hundreds. Manufactured entirely in our own workshops, they are unequalled for beauty, for strength, or as time-keepers vill suit every occupation, and owing to their great strength and durability, are specially adapted for bush work squatters, miners, &c , as they will stand the hardest wear. All have elosentting full-capped movements, to prevent dust entering the works, patent so.id pillar plates frames, wheels, and pinions, and patent safety hairsprings for riding, &c. The escapements adjusted to the perfection of performanee, each action jewelled in hard ruby producing a perfect dead beat; the dials of finest white hard enamel, gold hands, and thrnr • >5 j® 81Idin 311(1 steel WOrli throughout finished to theghighest degreemaintaining power applied to each watch, the ase perfectly dust-tight— very strong sterling 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 quality and time-keeping defy the world to beat it at ten guineas. ~J’? tice .* 18 ° th ? Bamewat ‘* as above, with thiee pair extra jewels and real chronometer L™T ?enSa .‘, ed balanoe - Keeping time to a second m ad variations of temperature. Price only £4 15 s . y ou cannot buy one good as this under £l2.

ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVEB LEVER Stbwabt Dawson and Co.’s Superb Keyless Hunting Levers, a triumph of utility and convenience, winding and setting hands by simply turning a nicely proportioned nob at „ ’ t ® m ° f tbe watoh, entirely dispensing with the trouble of carrying a loose key, and a certain preventative of one-half the inci- ™”?', oa “? es .. fo K 7y ail ’ 8 - awateh tbat is also perfectly air-tight, dust-light, «„<! damp-tight, keeping the works perfectly clean—worn for years without cleaning; the nonvenienee derived by all who wear them is pronounced incalculable. In quality we positively assert that there is not a keyless watch sold under 12 guineas to equal these. They are made in two sizes, small and medium. Parcs £5 15s. Wobth Tun Also, same watch in open face, £4 jjg. ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH Stbwabt Dawson & Co,'a Magnificent Enbljsp CmjoNOGBAFn Watches. Bach 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 tl “ ed to de a d 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, Notwithstanding the matchless perfect: on of this watch, we positively sell it at a less prioa than retailers charge for ordinary inferior made watches, Price £6 15s. Full Retail Value fob 12 Guineas. Also, the same watch, in open .g, price £5 15s. LADIES’ ENGLISH HUNTING LEVER Compared with prices charged by colonial dealers, we practically present ery purchaser of one of these watches with £4 or £5. Every Watch a work of art legant 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. Pbice, in Hunting Cases, £3 15?; in Open Face, £3 55.; practically saving to each purchaser from £3 to £4.

HUNTING defiance silver watch Most wonderful value. All stewing silver cases. . Dome, stud, and bow, f-plate movement, jewelled in 8 holes, each guaranteed a plendid time-keeper. ~ Non ® shouid hesitate to Bend 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. 6d. ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS 1 ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS 1 ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS I _ Ladies and Gents,—Most wonderful value in open-face and hunting case. Call and inspect these, or write for pamphlet containing full particulars. STEWART DAWSON, & Co., Queen Street . . . Auckland,

J. H. STUBBS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, "DEGS to announce to the Residents of rv . . bounty that he is in receipt of a Direct Shipment of American Specialties. He has also on hand, and to arrive— BURROUGHS, WELLCOME AND OO.’s Eeptonising Powders (Fairchild) for Predigesting Milk for Infants and Invalids. ZYMINE, PEPSINE IN SCALES, PANOB SATIO TABLOIDS for Intestinal Indigestion. yth’s Compressed Tablets of Ammonium Chloride Soda Mint Potassium and others; The latest novelty in Perfumes—Stearns and Co.’s “Kalanthe.” Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice; also, a Complete Stock of Nursery and Toilet Requisites. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE,

PEACOCK'S LUNGWORM SPECIFIC! (A Cbbtain and Safe Cube fob LWO wobit.) THE whole ingredients are eonhined in the one Mixture, which is wry easily administered in two drachm doees Turpentine and Oil, Turpentire and Milk, Turpentine and Limewater givr a great deal of trouble, but are etfectiv: if used fort, nightly. Now, I claim for my Mixture a Certain Cure with One dose,if used according to directions, and the price .k a mere trifle—15s per gallon, sufficient to dose 640 lambs. To be obtained from all Agents of Peacock’s Sheep Dip. Sole Agent for Poverty Bay: H. STUBBS, Chemist, Gladston M *d

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 172, 21 July 1888, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 172, 21 July 1888, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 172, 21 July 1888, Page 4

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