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S. E. COOPER, ' WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER HASTINGS • STREET, NAPIER {Opposito the Union Bank, WATCHES ENGLISH WATCHES WATCHES, ' AMERIfIAN WATCHES, WATCHES, . GENEVA WATCHES TX7HEN the historian records tlio events Vt of tho nineteenth century ho wil describe it as tho era in which tlio mechanical arts reached thoir apox. As the poriodof ElizabotV is known to students ns tho tvKo of Htc\ature, tho present century, although also rcmarkablo for ito intellectual acumen, will bo chiefly remembered as Iho ago of inventions and of productivo excellence. Men not yet , elderly can remember tho introduction, of tho locomotive, tho steamship, and tlio art of lighting by goa. To those more youthful the triumphs of electricity havo ' not yet lost tho keen edgo of novelty, and tho telegraph, telephone, microphone, and tlio olectrio light stand as shining beacons to mark tho marvollous progress of tho nineteenth century. Tho gonoral impetus which the inventi vo genius of tho * age has given to tho arts and scionccs ia strikingly illustrated by the wonderful improvements in tho manufacture of Watches. S. E. COOPER can now sell for a comparatively trifling sum. Watches that for gonoral excellence could not hava been produced for twice tho money only a few years ago. Thoso' sceptical as to this assertion should inspect his stock, which is not only tho largest and most varied in Hawke s Bay, but docs not contain a single specimen or tho "Brummngom" goods which English cheapjacks try to palm upon colonial buyers, using tho poat-ofllco and stilted "coupon" announcements to deccivo tho unwary. Evory sonsiblo man v knows that tho best way to get a good Watch ia to purchase from a reliable Tradesman, and that to trust to birds of , passage, or to purveyors of puffed-up gimcracks mado for tho fancy shops of Houndsditch, is simply to'iiivito los 3ot monoy and much vexation. READ , 0L ™ VING QUERIES Why send out of the district for Watches! Why forget that you can pro- : euro a Choapor ana Bofctor Avtiolo in Napier? Why omit to weigh tho worth of a guaranteo from a tradosman who lives in tho district, and vaio can be vovnd- ■ NOT ONLY TO-MORIiOW Oil NEXT WEEK, but whoso stay of many years in tho past is tho best warrant for his presonco horo when ■ required at any timo jn tho futuro? Remember that a guarantee from a tradesman settled in tno placo is not a piece of wasto paper, but an agreemont bindingthe giver to porform, all that is stated. Buy your Watches in the district, and ensure a v (rood article and a guarantee worth having. S. E. COOPER'S Watches aro im ported direct from tho factories of tho most celebrated English, American, and Continental makers. Theso watches range in prico from tho Workman's Timekeeper . at £3 10s, to tho wonderfully nodurato . Racing Chronograph at from £10 103 to £15 15s. THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS ABE I'OK SILVER WATCHES. In Gold S. E. Coopek keeps a largo Btook. comprising Ladies' from £6 TO £30. ■In Gent's Gold Watches S. E. Coopek has a . very largo assortment to choose from, and all nro of tho highest quality. . Silver Onon Faced, Crystal Glass, inanufao. turedto S.E.C.'s own order. Extra heavy • Silvor Coso3, mado to stand rough work ; guaranteed for two years; £5 103. Same in Hunting Cases, £G 10s : sploudid value Same (extra jowollcd and every improve mont) £9. Silvor Gonevas from 403 to £5. Chronograph Silver Watches from £7 to £16. Suvor Keyless Hunting Chronograph Repeater (strikes hours aud quarters) £23. , IT IS WITH MANY PERSONS A DEBAT* ■ * »ABLE POINT Whether Uio Walch'es of Iho Wnltnain Manufacturing Company aro not equal in every respect to tlio best timekeepers turned out by English factories. To those iwio favor i AMERICAN WATCHES S. E. COOPER confidently rccommonua tho WALTHAM £3 10s LEVER as tho , cheapest and most roliablo 1 workman's 1 timokeepor produced- a watch that can ■ bo guaranteed, and that will laat a lifetim,o AT ALL THE LATE EXHIBITIONS THE WALTHAM WATCHES HAVE TAKEN THE LARGEST PRIZES BEFORE ALL THE MAKERS OF EUROPE. ' In Silvor and Gold, £3 103 and upwards. ? BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, LOCKETS I , 1 NECKLETS, [ In Gold and Silvor. ! Ladies' and Gente' ALBERTS, in Geld and j Silvor. ' STUDS. COLLAR STUDS, SLEEVE LINKS ' In Gold and Silver, 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 KINGS mado to order. Plated Goods, E.P. Goods, and Silver Goods. PRESENTATION DESSERT KNIVES and . FORKS, in CASES, PRESENTATION' . SALT-CELLARS in CASES. PRESENTATION NAPKIN RINGS. 1 Gruels, Sardinoßoxcs.Teaand Coffee Services ' • Egg Frames, Butters, Biscuit Boxos, Preserve Jars, Tea Pots, Prosonta* | tion Salvors. • Cftko Baskets, Presentation Marblo and Ormolu Clocks. Drawing-room, Diiung-rooni Bed-room, Kitchen andllaU Clooks FROM 7s Cd to £15 THERMOMETERS^ j^j,^^^ JUSTjtRIUVED--MUSICAL BOXES. S.E, COOPER, .-. WATCHIVLAKiiR & JEWELLER, OPPOSITE THE WION bXn iC (Next Boon ra M'Vay,' Saddlkh), „ IIASTINGS-STKEET- NAPIER. 153

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7611, 7 December 1886, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 9 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7611, 7 December 1886, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 9 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7611, 7 December 1886, Page 4