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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6784, 16 February 1884, Page 4

Watches. ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. INVINCIBLE ! INIMITABLE ! ! UNIQUE ! ! ! I THE FINE3T ENGLIBH SILVER £g 1Q *3 103 HUNTINQ . LEVER ** XUS in the COLONIES for Same, with Crystal Glass, £3 6a. Ordinary Glass Open-face, £3 only. THE FINEST ENG- | LISH SILVER HUNT- | £6 10s ING OHRONO- | £6 10s GRAPH | in the Colonies for | Same, with Crystal Glass, £5 10s only. | THE FINEST ESG- | | LISH SILVER KEY- | £5 103 I LES3 HUNTING | £5 10s | LEVER in the colonies | Open-face, £<l 10s on'y. LADIES' EXQUISITELY ENGRAVED ENGLISH SILVER LEVER WATCHES. Open-face, £3. Hunting caeca, £3 10s. Keyless Movement. Open-face £t 103. Hunting cases £5 10a. .Each watch worth Double above prices. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, STEWART, DAWSON & CO. LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. Sole Australian Depot : 27, ROYAL AROADE, SYDNEY. It ha 3 long been an acknowledged fact that in the History of Watchmaking the English Lever has indisputably bean proved, to be the BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TIMEKEEPER. For substantial and lasting wear IN ALL CLIMATES. By long study, skilled workmanship, and the latest improvements in machinery, S. D. and Co. are enabled to place before the public English Lever Watches in a state of perfection never before equalled, and at prices hitherto unheard of in the Colonies. S. D. and Co. have no desire to detract from the merits of the watches of any other Genuine Manufacturer, nor do they wish to secure orders by mere puff or bombast. They simply Caution the Public against being misled by the numerous specious announcements of worthless Foreign Watches offered for sale under various names and descriptions, and against all piratical imitations of their advertisements. Everyone, before buying elsewhere, should send for S. D. and Co'e Wonderful Illustrated Pamphlet, by post 4d to any part, where they will see irrefragable testimony from purchasers in all parts of the globe that these Superlative Watches have proved a boon and satisfaction to all who possessed them. These Unequalled Time I keepers can be had only at ti. D. and Co'a Sydney Depot, 27, Royal Arcade, at prices ranging from 25s to £25. Eash watch is a marvel of cheapness and accuracy, and especially suited to COLONIAL WEAR, having proved, as can be seen from the thousands of Genuine Testimonials, unequalled for hard riding, bush work, and other trying occupations. The Great Secret of S. D. and Co. being able to place these splendid watches within reach of every colonial resident at just HALF COLONIAL PRICE, lies in the fact that S. D. and Co. sell every watch direct to the colonial public at exactly the same price as they do to the public in the Old Country. In dealing with S. D. and Co. every buyer may therefore rely that he has no shopkeepers' or dealers profits to pay, but receives his watch direct from the Manufacturers who, from the enormous quantity they sell, can afford to giye the public the benefit, and be content with a minimum profit. S. D. and Co. have now the Largest Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches in Australasia. Gent's Gold Crystal Glass Lever £10 10 0 „ Hunting Lever ... 13 0 0 j, Keylesß Crystal Glass £12 10s and 14 10 0 „ Keyless Hunter £14 10s and 16 10 0 „ Chronograph 18 18 0 „ Hunting Chronograph 22 0 0 „ Keyless Crystal Chronograph ... 22 0 0 „ Keyless Hunting Chronograph ... 25 0 0 Ladies' Gold Open-face English Lever 7 10 0 „ Hunting Levers ... 10 10 0 „ Keyless Crystal Glass Lever ... 10 10 0 : „ Keyless Hunters ... 12 10 0 All the above in massive 18-carat gold cases. Every watch carefully timed and regulated, and securely packed, with key and written guarantee. Head the following few examples of unsolicited Teatimonials out of the thousands constantly being received : — Charleston, West Coast, N.Z., Oct. 28, 1883. Messrs Stewart, Dawson, and Co. . Gentlemen, — I duly received the English Keyless Hunting Lever Watch in December last. It is now nearly 12 months in my I possession, and I have proved it to be an excellent timekeeper. lam very well pleased with it, in fact, 1 would not take twice the money I paid for it, and I shall heartily recommend it to all those who may want a genuine article. — Faithfully yours, Patbick o'Sttlil.ivan. Marfield Station, Via Ivanhoe, April 23, 1833. Measrs Stewart, Dawson, and Co. Gentlemen, — The English Lever I got from you last November I am very much pleased with. A better timekeeper I have never carried, and I consider it quite equal to what I have bought in the colony at £8 Bs. The number of watches that you have supplied to different people on this station is proof of their excellence and cheapness, and 1 think I can safely say all are well satisfied with their bargains. — Yours faithfully, Tnos. H. Herbert. Boulia, Burke Biver, via Rockhampton, August 31st, 1883. Messrs Stewart, Dawson, and Co. Gentlemen, — 'Please supply me with your illustrated pamphlet of watches and jewellery ; stamps enclosed (4d). I have one of your £3 10s watches this three months only, and so far it has proved an unrivalled time-keeper. I can get £9 for it at any time I wish to dispose of it. Awaiting your catalogue. — I am, sirs, jours faithfully, Fbank Wallace. Wellsford, Albertland, Auckland, May 5, 1883. Messrs Stewart, Daweon & Co. Dear Sirs,— l received the £3 10s English Lover Watch and other articles in due time. After a thorough trial I find the watch an excellent timekeeper, and am highly pleased with it. It is quite equal to one a friend of mine gave £8 for in Auckland. Many thanks for your prompt attention. — Yours truly, Joseph Ramsbottom. cut this sqttabb out and sbud with obdeb. EAWKB'S BAY HERALD. All remittances preferred by P. 0.0., payable to S., D., and Co., Sydney; or cash by registered, letter. In case of cheques they should be crossed, payable to S., D., and Co,, or bearer, Is being added for exchange. ORDERS BY POST must have 2s 6d added to the price of each watch, cost of postage of same, safely registered to destination. The public will readily perceive that such a very small margin of profit S. D., and Co., cannot "afford to accompany each watch with a " present " of albert or other adjunct, which they could readily do by sending out an inferior watch ; but they have on hand a select' etock of Gold arid Silver Alberts and Chains, English hall marked, and other jewellery, at a trifle over cost price. See* illustrated pamphlet, 100 . pages. Hundreds of testimonials and full information, poet free, 4d. . Don't Fail to Send For It. Note.— All Letters and Order* to be addroßsed : — . STEWABT, DAWSON & CO., I , ',' 27ROXAI Abo abb, >'„'" : S V D-IT'JH V, ■ NT.' S. ,-W., ■ ■ V Where alono these Celobrated Watches can