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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7784, 1 July 1887, Page 4

"■jut.--" - - . if i-t" -"-Tr ■ m'atchtg. "The Waterbury." Indiqnakt Mtjsio teacher. " Well, what now Wliat have you brought that watch for ? " $ Porn, (given to teasing). " You said I dida 1 ieep good time, bo I have brought my 'Watkbbubi If anything will lieeiLgood time, that will." nnHK Wiituilmry Wiit.oh is not a JL iewolleil-nll-ovcr-jifttonl-lmU'-(.'Ock-!;o-as-you-picase-hair-triggcr clironogiaph. It is a 'strong, handsome, serviceable, well-finished, nickel-plated, reliable timekeeper for 13s (id. The most useful present you can make at any time of the year to any friend is that trustworthy, strong, handsome, well-finished, serviceable timekeeper, the Waterbury Watch. The price is only 13s Cd. The value is hard to put in figures. Why should I give &) or .-eiO for a watch that lias lo be perpetually undergoing repairs, and at the best of times cannot be relied on, when 1 can buy a perfectly reliable strong, and handsome Watcrbury Watch for (3s Gd 1 A well-regulated young man— An "Always on Time" young man— A " Just on the Minute, good for all's in it."— A Watcrbury Watch young man. ' IT he secret of the construction of the Watorbury Watch is simplicitj'. The secret of its acourncy is simplicity, and the secret of its low cost is simplicity. Treat it as fairly as you would a more expensive watch, and you will lind it a faithful friend. Because the Watcrbury (price 13s Ud) is a Simple but reliable timekeeper, do not bo gulled into buying any other nickel watch on the assurance that it is equal to a V/atcrbury. Tho Watorbury principle is a patent, and cannot be imitated. Many "cheap " metal watches are offered from os each to as many pounds, which are not worth picking up in the street There is only one Water bury, rcinoinboi'l Ono of the leading Jewellers in Wellington, MrW. H. iNGUAM.Lambton -quay, has entered into a contract with tho Waterbury Watch Company to ropair any Watcrbury at a fixed price, according to damages, of from 6d to 2s 6d— no ropair on any account to exceed the latter sum. Any wntch mailed to him will b 3 promptly repaired and returned. Postage and cost of repairs will, therefore, never exceed 3s Gd to people living in the remotest part of the colony. The Waterbury is tho cheapest reliahxk timekeeper in tho world, l and costs loss to repair. Hundreds of I thousands of these watches have never cost their owners a. penny since thoy first acquired them. ! Waterbury watches the world. Why does Watorbury watch the World ? Because the world needs wull watching, And tho Waterbury is the best watch of all. PRICE, 13s 6d ; POST FKEE, li 3D, IN SATIN-LINED CASE. Order through your Jeweller or Storekeeper, or direct from RUDDOCK & FRYER, NAPIER. THE GENUIJSIE Waterbury Watch is sold by the Agents, who are the only Firm authorised by the Waterbury Watch Company to sell their Watch, and the only Firm to whom they supply them at 13s Cd each, and the "üblic will do well to eonfino their purchases to them. The Company regret that it is necessary to warn the public again*,; purchasing worthless imitations at a few shillings less. There is only one genuine Waterbury, and its price is 13s 6d. Many imitations, however, are so close that Ihe public are frequently deceived, to their immediate loss and disappointment. SOLE AGENTS: RUDDOCK AND FRYER, NAPIER. 98 WHEN the gout "hurts," the tooth smarts, and sore throats, neuralgia, and rheumatism set in, use St. Jacobs Oil, the pain conqueror. Do not continue to suffer— every store keeps it, and tho man who endures pain rather than utilise a ready relief is his own worst enemy. Wintry winds are keen nnd piercing, and a household liniment an absolute necessity. Many preparations are offered at lower prices than St. Jacobs Oil, but none are so effectual or speedy in operation. Mr C. Wellington, of Townsvillo (Q.l, used St. Jacobs Oil for sore throat and rheumatic pains with great success, and considers it one of tho best remedies ever put before the public. Mr Frank Stephens, boot and shoe importer and manufacturer, Auckland, N.Z., suffered for months from a bad knee. He tried numerous remedies, but St. Jacobs Oil was the only one which removed every trace of pain and cured him. Maurice D. Benjamin, wholesale merchant of Brisbane, had some doubts about the power of St. Jacobs Oil to eradicate rheumatism, but after testing its efficacy he honestly states that it lias wonderful rheumatic healing qualities. 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