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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7824, 17 August 1887, Page 4

THE Waterlmry Watch, as every body is now aware, is a "gosr," nnd not a combination of parts thrown logothoi' in Switzerland, cased in ISirminghnin, and offered to the world as English Levers. It has mado its reputation not from its beauty or the simplicity of its construction, but simply from its unvarying habit of keeping correct time, and never misleading its owner. There is only one genuine Walerbury, however, although there are a host of imitations ; and to the manufacturer of this watch and its absolute perfection as a timckoopor tho energies and skill of ono of the largest factories in tho United States have been directed for the past seven years, during which period from 1000 to 2000 Watches per day have been produced, and sold to the public .as the cheapest and most, reliable watch in the world. This title >s still claimed, although there arc many other watches— so closely resembling it. in its external appearance that tho public are continually being deceived by thcm-wlnch are sold at from five to twenty-five shillings each, and are in reality worthless from the start. These watches cannot bo repaired, ami would not keep time if they coiilil ho, the principle upon which they are constructed being too complicated to be rehed upon in a movement where tho cost of production is not sufficient to allow ot the proper fitting and finish of the parts. .. The Watcrbnry Watch, on the other hand, IS produced at tho rate of 350,000 PER ANNUM, In ono variety only, so that the now ano simplo movement having only one-third tilt number of parts required by the makers o the old school to ensure even approximate accuracy is automatically produced, clean and splendidly finished throughout, and thoroughly tested in varying positions before leaving the factory. Making only ono watch, and with a consumption more than double that of any factory in the world, tho impor • ancc of this precaution will readily be seen. The idea of a cheap watch is, however, occasionally scouted by thoJUl-informcd as necessarily nn imperfect of "unreliable one, but to those we would say§ docs the nickel Clock you keep in your kitchen and -which cost you from five to ten shillings keep time or noli If a clock movement can ho produced and retailed at those figures, why not a Witch? THE BOAT RACE. At tho last Oxford and Cambridge boat race thousands ot people were spectators at the oxpenso of the Watcrbury Watch Company, who took advantage of this opportunity to show the world at, large who were the wearers of their watches. Over 100,000 WATERBURY'S Having been sold in London alone last year, some scepticism was shown as to tho truthfulness of these figures, nnd as practical reputation the Company chartered steamers to carry (free of all cost) to tho convincing ground, to follow the race, and land again at tho point of embarkation any person wearing a Waterbury Watch. Several thousands readily availed themselves of this privilege, amongst whom were soveral prominent barristers, clergymen, merchants, and members of tbc professions generally. CAUTION. Do not bo induces ander any circumstances to purchase watches offered as "WiTEßbury's " at less than the specified price (13s Gd), and as an additional safeguard buy only from the agents to avoid imposition and disappointment. Genuine Watehbuky's when requiring repairs never cost you more than half-acrown. Buy one, test ii, and carry no Other. RUDDOCK AND FRYER, NAPIER. 421 TEN THOUSAND WATCHES TO SELECT PROM, Guaranteed jthe Best Timekeopore'in'ltho World lj KNOM N SVERYWHEHK APPRECIATED BY ALL THE JjJNGLISH LEVER] WATCHES Manufactured by STEWART, PAWSON AND CO., LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND Have been proved to Supcrscdo all others; TIIE ONLY WATCiTmaNUFACTURERS In tho Colonies Trading direct with tho Public. Saloa; larger than nil tho Retail ahops in Now Zealand put together. £TJY SELECT FROM THE MAIOSR STEWART, DAWSON AND COT Compare ours with the usual retail prices, and remember that wo sell 500 Walclics whero a retailor sulls one— henco the dlfferanco and saving to our Customers. £3 los— S. 1). and Co. s well-known KneUsh Silver Iluntiug Levers, tho very Dost. Worth £7 7s. £4 los— S. D. nnd Co.'s English Silver Hunting Lovers, chron, balance, extra jewelled. Worth £8 Bs. £o 103— S. D. and Co.'s new Excelsior 1-plato English Lever. Tho Model Watch, well worth £10 10s. £3 los— S. 1). nnd Co. s Ladies' English Silver Hunters, fully worth £7 7s. Will last a lifetime. £6 los— S. D. and Co.'a Superb Hunting Chronograph ij vers, worth £12 10s; or 1 Crystal Gla?3, £ jlos. £6 103— S. D. m.d to. s Silver Koyless Hunting Lever, value for £10 10s. Open face, £5 10s. £1 los— The wonderful Sterling Silvor Do flanco Hunter worth £3 10s. Open-facel . £1 7s 6d. £6 10s— B. D. and Co.'sOflicial Railway English Keyless Lever, unequalled at £10 10s. £1? 103, £15 10a, £18 10s, and £25— S. D. and Co.'s Superb 18-carnt Gold English Level's and Half Chronometers, never cquo'led under 10 per cent. more. £0 10s and £7 lOs-S. D. and Co.'s Ladies IS carat Gold Keyless Watches, perfect gems, worth £10 10s. £8 10s and £11 10 a, nnd £11 10s— S. 1). and Co. s Ladies 18-cnriitGoldEnglishLevers. Save at least SO po>' cent, by purchasing from the makers. £Ullos and £12 10s— In Silver, worth £30, and £27 nnd £30— 18-carat Gold, worth £00, S. D, nnd Co.'a New Patent English Doubl Chronographs, with independent start j stop, and fly back mnuto and second h nds. For quality and accuracy novor [ equalled at. any price. Obtained Piiz : | Alcdnl Inventions Exhibition last ycai i Special pamphlet on this watch, post free for 2d stamp. EVERY WATCH FULLY GUARANTEED Sterling Silver Halt-marked Albcits, 9s Cd 12s Ud, lls Gil, and ios (id, newest patterns at nearly halt usual uriccs. Tho Wealemefnn, in Sterling Silver, 12a Cd By simply passing it over a surface the exact distance in feet and inches is recorded on the Dial. Alao forms a splendid appendage for the Albert. GOLD ALBERTS, LADIES' and GENTS Newest Styles, Wholesale Prices. All Illustrated in Pnmphlet Retail dealers me amazcrtat our prices and at tho unbounded popularity our system of uusiness has attained. In vain have they tried to emulate our success by the closest and most servile imitations, but with tho imitation the resemblance ends. r ' ' ~ — ' i ITKUAIA), NAPER. i | hoKiynj-rt >i P.O. Order, payable to !■>. I) ' : ajuj<ro., Auckland, with 2s Cd added to pny ' I Post and regisl ration, or send cash in ; I registered letter, and we will forward Wnlch on ii week's free trial by first post. Note.— All Letters to be" addressed— STEWART, DAWSON AND CO., yUKEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Writont onci) for n copy of nur Splcnd d New Illuiitralcil Wnlch nr.rt Juwellci? Pamphlet, iindrciitl full pnrfluulnrsnndinrvji wonderful Testimonials. A copy will bo sent, per return post for 1.1 in BlainpK, the cosi of pobtnge only, Other Colonial Branches in SIKTjHOUJINK 73 syjjNwy mill liuxuniv ]-{ anov 15 v hotj 8 c hortojFand sons (Lath I'ai-kI, TAILORS AND HA BIT-MAKERS, fJ.'.T'"'P-i trj ","" lk " loir rri<;l) 'ls ami pnlrons foi Iho liberal support accorded to I hem since WINTKII M VTKIJI VI « te A Good Fit and Best AVorkmnnship guaron- \ KMERSON-STREET NAJ'IBR, *