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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13889, 25 October 1905, Page 8

If you know anything abont Diamonds, you would know that practically the whole of the rough Diamonds found throughout the World, reach tho cutters of Amsterdam and Antwerp through Hatton Garden. For decades Hatton Garden has been the centre of Diamond buying. . After the Diamonds arc cut they come back again, and are sold, either through brokers, dealers, or direct from the cutter. The broker sells on a small commission, but wants cash down. The dealer wants good profits, as he must take risks through giving credit. We,in our warehouse at 20,Hatton Garden, deal-direct from the cutter, aud hand him the cash. That is why we can and do sell D amond Kings at prices you cannot equal elsewhere for reasonableness. We get the stones out in largo parcels, and mount them in Christchurch. There are no Diamond cutters in Christchurch, and, if there were, the coat of cutting here would double the price of Diamonds. It takes generations to establish such an industry, even in a country such ' as America, with its teeming millions. Buy Diamonds from ue, and you got the value by our system and position'only we can givo Watches of every description Carefully and Accurately repaired by Expert Tradesmen. Write for our Free Ring List and Sise Card. JEWELLERS, CHRISTCHURCH.

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