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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7550, 25 September 1886, Page 4

• mm?. ■S. E. COOPER, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER HASTINGS -STREET, NAPIER (Opposite the Union Bank.) WATOHES, ENGLISH WATOHES, WATOHES, ■■;.-■.. AMERICAN WATOHES, WATOHES, GENEVA WATOHES, • "TJSTHEN thohistprlanrecdrda the ovonta ■ TT -of thd nineteenth century ho will. deacribß it as tho era in whioh the mechanical arts roaohod their apex. As tho period of ElizabetV is known to students as tho ago .of Uteiatura, the present contury, although also remarkable for itß intellectual acumen, will •be ehiofly remembered as tho ago of inventions and ot productive excellence. Men not to* . elderly can romembcr the introduction of the locomotive, tho steamship, and tho art of lighting by, gag.. To. those raoro youthful tho triumphs of electrioity have not yet lost the keon edgo of novolty, and tho telegraph,' tolophono, microphone, and tho electric light: stand as shining beacons to mark tho marvellous progress of the' nincteonth century. Tho general impotus which tho irivontive genius of tho ago has givon.to tho arts and seienees Is •strikingly illustrated by tho wonderful improvements in the manufacturs of Watches. S. E. COOPER can now sell for a comparatively trifling sum, Watchos that for gonoral oxcellonco could not have boon produced for twico tho money only a J> few years ago. Thoso sceptical as to thia , assertion should inspect his stock, which is not only tho largest and most varied in Hawke's Bay, but does not contain a single specimen of tho "Brummagem" goods . which English cheapjacks try to palm upon colonial buyers, using tho po3t-offlco and stilted "coupon" announcements to deceive the, unwary^ Every sensible man knows that the best way to get a good Watch 1 is to purohosOjfrom a rohablo ' . Tradesman, and that to .trust to birds of passage, or to purveyors of puffed-up glm- - cracks mado for the fancy shops of Houndsditch, is simply to mv i to loss of monoy and much vexation. READ FC J™ INa QUERIES Why sond out of tho district for ' Watohosi Why forgot that you can pro- ~ euro a Cheaper and. Better Artiole in Napier? Why omit to weigh tho worth. of a guarantco from a tradesman who livo3 in -the district, andwno can be found NOT ONLY TO-MORROW OR NEXT WEKK, but whoso stay of many years in tho past is the best warrant for nis.prcsonco hero when required at any timo in tho future? Re- ' . membor that a guarantco from a trades- ' man Bottled in tho place is not a pioco ot • waste papor, but an agreement bindingtho giver to porform all that is'.statcd. Buy your Watches in tho district, and ensure a good article and a guarantee worth having. S. E. COOPER'S Watches are imported direct from tho factories ot tho ■most colebratod English, Amorican, and . Continental makers. Thesewatchesrange in price from tho Workman's Timekeeper ' . at £3 10s, to tho wonderfully accurate Racing Chronograph' at from filO 10s to . m 13a. . . THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS ARE FOR SILVER WATCHES. In Gold S. E. Cooper keeps a largo Btook, ■ -■ . ' . comprising Ladles' from , " £6 to £30. . In Gent's Gold Watches S. E. Cooper has a very large assortment to chooso from, and ' . all aro of the highest quality. Silver Open Faced, Crystal Glass, manufac.-^( turod to S.E.C.'s own order. Extra heavy ) Silvor Cases, made to stand' rough work ; guaranteed for two years ; £5 10s. Sama in Hunting Cases, £0 10s: splendid value. • Same (extra jewelled and overy improve. ~ .. mcnt)£9. Silver Gonovas from 40s to £5. Chronograph Silvor'Watchos from £7 to £10. , Silver Keyless Hunting Chronograph Repeater (strikes hours and quarters) £23. IT IS WITH MANY PERSONS A DEBAT. ABLE POINT .. Whethor tho Watches of tho Waltlmm Manufacturing Company aro not equal la overy respect to tho host timekeepers . turned out by English factories. To those who favor , ; AMERICA^ WATOHES , S. E. COOPER confidently recomraonda -the WALTHAM £3 103 LEVER as the cheapest and most reliable -workman's timefceepor produced— a watch thafrfcan bo guaranteed, and that will last a lifotimo ''..,-,,' AT ALL THE LATE ' EXHIBITIONS THHIi ' , WAITHAM WATCHES HAVE TAKEN THE LARGEST! PRIZEB, -, 1 -._".-<• \" ■ BEFORE ALL THE MAKERS OF EUROPE. ... In Silvor and Gold, £3 10s and upwards. BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, LOCKETS, • . • NECKLETS, • ' In Gold and Silvor, Ladios 1 and GonU' ALBERTS, In Gold and Silver. STUDS. COLLAR STUDS, SLEEVE LINKS In Gold and Silver, Poar], Ivory, and Jet. GENTS' SIGNET RINGS, SINGLE STONE DIAMOND niNGS. A latgo Assortment of LADIES' DRESS RINGS, KEEPERS AND - WEDDING RINGS. SPECIAL MOTTO and NAME RINGS made to ordor. Plated Goods, E.P. Goods, and Silver Goods. "■ PRESENTATION DESSERTjKNIVES and FORKS, in CASES, PRESENTATION SALT-CELLARS in CASES. PRESENTATION NAPKIN RINGS. Cruets, Sardino Boxes. TcaandCoffco Services* • Egg Frames, Bnttors, Biscuit Boxes, ■ Prcservo Jars, Tea Pots, Presenta- . „tionS alvors.. ■ ; Cako Baskots, Presentation Marblo and Ormolu Clocks, Drawing-room, Dining-room. Bed-room, Kitchen and Hall Clocks . FROM7sCdtofils . THERMOMETERS? ANEROID BAROMETERS Just Aihuved— . MUSICAL BOXES. S. E. COOPER, v WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, •■" • ; . , OPPOSITE THE UNION- BANK (Next Door to M'Vay, Saddler), ... • ■ • • """ '•'■'■ , -w . ' HASTINGS-STREET' NAPI^K. '". ' ' ' •■ .fll •" i '„' ; - '..,-.. ■■i.,.i\ ■;■ >;'/ ■_'" —ffIMJ