THE WATERBURY WATCH IN QUEENSLAND.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8123, 21 March 1887, Page 3

THE WATERBURY WATCH IN QUEENSLAND.

"SPLENDID TIMEKEEPERS.” EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. From city and bush, from township and back tracks alike, come kindly greetings to the Waterbary Watch Company, accompanied by cheques, notes, coin stamps, and orders for more watches. Read the record:— Very pleased with the Waterbary Watch. It keeps excellent time, and is worth three times the money. H. Harris, Cooktown. The Waterbary Watch proves a most excellent timekeeper. I am wearing it every day, and with all the rough work it gets in riding, &c., it still keeps the same. No bushman should be without one. A. J. Low, Cloneurry. The Waterbnry Watch gives immense satisfaction. It makes good running with an eight-guinea lever I got from London a few years ago, and it really seems absurd to get so good a timekeeper for so low a price. Aifbed Witt, Miriam Vale. Am much pleased with the Waterbury Watch. Several people here have them, and all are satisfied.' W. E. Elson. Am perfectly satisfied with the Waterbary Watch. It keeps excellent time, and I have recommended my friends to get them. John George Moeller, Mount Perry. The Waterbury arrived safely, and is keeping good time. I consider it well worth more money. Thos. P. Boydell, Brighton Downs. The Waterbury is the Cheapest Watch in the World, and it can be repaired at a cost (according to its requirements) in no case exceeding 2s 6d. PRICE, 13a fid.Each. E. REECE & SONS, Colombo street. Christchurch.