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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7549, 20 August 1886, Page 4

"... ....... ..mfflttg. .: „.T~Z S. E. COOPER,:. WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER HjVSTINGS-STREET, NAPIER (Opposite tho^Unlonlßank.) ' WATCHES, . ENGLISH WATOHES WATCHES, ; AMERICAN WATOHES WATOHES, GENEVA WATCHES WHEN ttiehistorianrocords tho events of tho nineteenth century ho will describe it as tho era in which the mo-' chamcal arts reached tholr apex. Ab the ' poriod of Elizaboth is known to Btudent3 as tho ago of literature, the present century, although also rfimarkablo for its intellectual acumon, will bo cbiofly romembered as tho age of inventions and of produclivo excollonco. Men not yet . elderly can roinember tho introduction o£ tho locomotive, tho steamship, 'and,- tho art of lighting by gas.. To thoso moro youthful tho triumplis of olectricity have not yot lost tho keon edgo of novolty, and tho telegraph, .tolephono, ■ microphone, and the electric .light stand as, shining ; beacons to mark tho marvollous progress, of tho nineteenth contury. The genoral impetus which tho invontivo genius of the' ago has given to tho arts and sciences is- . strikingly illustrated by tho wonderful : ' improvements in tho manufacture of Watches. S. E. COOPER can now Boll'f or ' * comparatively trifling sum, Watches' that for gonoral oxcollonco could not have been produced for twico tho monoy only a •low years ago. Thoso sceptical as to this assertion SQOulainspccthis stock, whiohis ' . npfc only- the largest and mo3t varied in Hawko s Bay, but does not contain a single specimen of tho "Brummagem" goods' which English cheapjaoks try to palm upon' colonial buyere, using the poat-oftlco and stilted "coupon '.'.announoomonts to docoivo tho -unwary. Bvory sensible" man .knows -that tho beat- way to get a good' Watch i 3 to purchase from a reliablo • Tradesman, and that to trust to birds of passage, or to purveyors of puffed-up gimcracks mode for tho fancy shops of Houndsditch, is simply to invite loss of monoy and much vexation, . . , " READ M^wß QUERIES Why send out ot tho district for Watonos? Why forget that you can proeuro a Cheaper and Bettor Article in Napior? . Why omit to weigh tho worth oca guarantee from a tradesman who livea in tno district, and who can be found NOT ONLY TO-MORROW OR NBXT WEEK, but whose stay of many years in the past is the best warrant for his presence horo when required at any timo in tho future? Remember that a guarantee from a tradesman settled in the placo is not a piece of waste papor, but an agreement binding'the giver to perform all that is statod. Buy your Watohes in tho district, and ensure a good article and a guarantee worth having. S." E. COOPER'S .Watohes are imported direct from tho factories of tho most celebrated English, American, and Continental makers. These watches range in prico from tho Workman's Tiiriokoeper at £3 10s, to tho wonderfully accurate Racing Chronograph nt from £10 103 to «15 15b. THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS AR FOR SILVER WATCHES, In Gold S. E. Cooper keeps a largo stool comprising Ladies' from £6 TO £30. - In Gent's Gold Watches S. E. Cooper has very large assortment to chooso from, and • all are Qt tho highest quality. Silver Open Faced, Crystal Glass, m'anufai turoa to S. E.G. 'b o wn order. Extra heav Silver Cases, mado to stand rough work guaranteed for two years ; £5 10s. Sam in Hunting Cases, £6 10s ; splendid valui Same (extra jowolled and ovory improvi jnont)£9. Silver Genevas .from lOs to £i Chronograph Silvor Watches from £7 t .£l6. Silvor ICoylessHunting Chronograp Eepeater (strikes hours and quartors) Mi IT IS WITH MANY PERSONS A DEBAI ABLE POINT Whether tho .Watches of the Walthani Manufacturing Company are not equal in every respect to tno best timekeepers turned out by English factories. To thoso who favor ; AMERICAN WATCHES ; S. E. COOPER confidently recommends tho WALTHAM £3 10s LEVER as tho cheapest and most reliablo workman's timekeeper produced— a watoh that can be guaranteed, and that will last a lifotimo AT ALL THE LATE EXHIBITIONS THI WALTHAM WATCHES HAVE TAKEN THE LARGEST FRIZES; BEFORE ALL THE' MAKERS OF EUROPE. In Silver and Gold, £3 103 and upwards. • BROOCHES, BARKINGS, .LOCKETS . .'. NECKLETS, . In Gold and Silver, Ladies' and Gonta' ALBERTS, In Gold am Silvor. STUDS, COLLAR STUDS, SLEEVE LINKS In Gold and Silvor, Pearl, Ivory, and Jot. GENTS' SIGNET RINGS, SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RINGS. . A largo Assortment of LADIES' DRESS RINGS, KEEPERS AND WEDDING RINGS. SPECIAL MOTTO and NAME RINGS mado to order. Plated Goods, E.P. Goods, and Silver Goods. PRESENTATION DESSERT KNIVES and KORKS, in CASES. PRESENTATION SALT-CELLARS in CASES. PRESENTATION NAPKIN RINGS. Cruets, Sardino Boxos, Tea and Coffee Services Egg Frames, Butters, Bisouit Boxes, Prcscrvo Jars, Tea Pots, Prosenta- . tion Salvors. Cako Baskets, Presentation Marblo and Ormolu Clocks, Drawing-room, Dining-room Bed-room, Kitchen and Hall Clocks FROM "s Gd to £15 THERMOMETERS! ANEROID BAROMETERS! • Just Arrived— MUSICAL BOXES. S. E, COOPER, RTATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, OPPOSITE THE UNION BANK (Next Doou to M'Vay, Saddler), SAS,TINGS-STREET' NAPIER, 120