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Northern Advocate, 8 October 1887, Page 4

LIVERPOOL, &ENG:LANDj jANtJARf, 1885. JUST PUBLISHED. STEWART TTkAWSON & piO 'S NEW HXUSTRATED WATCH PAMPHLET 60 Pages Cr, 4to 1 200 Ulustratioai I_. > tHfi MOST iItPORTAJ. t, THE iIOST _Ni_JßESfrtrtJ> AND THE BE-TT lfc_-t.S-^AT_iD Mi)& £ vlSt. igstTED Ilf -KNOLAiaX OK - „ THE ENGLISH LEVBR, STEWAET DAWSON & 00;j .... .iiVEla_?eo_>; ■,' . . HAVE _nuoh.plewt_tfe iH^lacfliff Jbe- . lore theliv thousands of Colonial Cujh tomers and the Colonial Public generally, their new Watch? Pamplet, feeling 'confident that- a perusal of it will highly interest every intending Watch buyer. In the same you will find. ' STEWAET DAWSON & CO.'S SYSTEM OF BUSINESS VERSUS^ . ... TRADE OPPOSITIONS, JEALOUSIES, TIN. DIOTIVE MENDACITY* Alto MOSrAtlOm SHOWN tTP IN THEIR T_tUß SENSE*. . , STEWAET DAWSON & CO.. need hardly remind the public that it is the prerogative of tlioS- %ho are. huit to ci* Out. ana ,S; D, & 'Cb. i !_re,neithet surprised or msturlJed it tiieibeMoj 61 discotdant cries that their system of liii sihew has evoked among watch dealers on all sides. These are only the evidences of the rafdiAi that Stbwabt Dawbon & Co. have Effected nn^e they ihauku-rated their system of selling their celebrated Watches direct from ' their manufactory to the public at half colonw prioes. - ' s_rafWi_RT __!J-iwSON & Co.'s NEW ILLUSTRATED WATOH ■• . , . -PAMPHLE* .. .. , r ■ ■ " AIBO tdohtaihs brief hiittoi* of the Etogliuli Levek itfi jhvehtioa ,aiid d§Vefo^e_it mto, tiieiillrivaUed watoli na ihanufacturtsd - by them> together with a concise outline of S. D. & Co's Factory brganisatioh and methods bf production. It also contains hundreds of Australian and New Zealand testimonials from every part , of : the. colonies, together with Colonial -.< and ■ British Press notices, and ifasny pages, of ffla ' mopt , wonderful md. interesting BrHash ie^i. Reward £lMo OSered ■■'■:■■., 1 To anyone who. can nbint tout in any ol out . _Mund-ietii thu is not genuine, Ji ope^t has been *oljc.^d; .., d« ' FA_L''^ y jt_-4_6 : IN OUR^' ' ' ' - I7EW ILtUSKfe^EJ) "WAl?Ott r Sow it is Done; dud; hwwe have Distanced aH , L • : Competition, ; .■ And left our rivals bewildered at the rapidity of our progress, and utterly astounded at th« ments ana value of our watches, and, still , more, indignantly astounded at the niiraCnfou* ' S rices at which we sell them. .Yoti wfllilifid nd full particulars and illiistratiohs of all our celebrated Watches, and many hours' reading, I °f. highly entertaining information ; together '■';.; with a MOST INTERESTING ESSAY I By a Customer, on the Value and Qiiality bf 4 Stewabt Dawson & Co.'s High Class .English Watches, and the system of biis_i_dß_. originated . and earned out by them throughout England, I Ireland, Scotland, and the Australian Colonies. NOTICE! NOTICE! Every intending watch buyer should write at once for a copy of our magificerit New Watch 3 Pamphlet, in order to secure the same, and be ' in time, as only a limited number of this edition has been sent, and these, it is expectSd; Will _ soon be all sent out. ' The published price oi:, the .Book' is 1/ per 3 copy, but to intending customers we will send it gratis for 4d in stamps, the cost of its postage only. •'.'•■■ See Illustratipns and full particulars of the mechanism of all the f oUowing Unrivalled W fl. tell 6S tm. STEWART DAWSON & CO.'B Six-Guinea English Levers'. n open-faced crystal front, sold direct ion m ■ ,^ 1(V, vahie.'' ;^ 1 . STEWART MwSOKf dr CO.^ ;ii 1. . b^kowmku .. .',- l £7 10s. English Hunting, LevS^B L Sold direct for £3 16/* Ilf ty thousand ofi^BH . m the colonies, with satisftv^onSSßi equalled. »'■ J >^W l "', Si^Ai^D^^dNft/CQL^- ' - ■ mt^irfcyp' otTi__?jr_ „ \MgW Qijm* jmgUs& Mnhtg w *_a * t^^S^jVwebZ.and real Chron<^ meter B____u.ce. Price, £4 IS), never _pproa«hecL STEWART DAWSON &C6.»J3 ! -UONIFICBNT Keyless English Levers, ; For full particulars, with directions for winding and setting hands, see new pamphlets. ( STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S _ STTPBBB 1 English, Silver Chronograph Levers. Crystal front, £5 15/; Hunting, £6 15/ ; the landsomest watch ever made. Just half ' colonial prices. * , • ; SEE OUR NEW MODEL WATCH, THE OFFIOIAL English Keyless Railway Lever, As supplied to the leading English and Indian - (iovernment State Railways. Price, £6 107, never equalled at any price. Every railway employe in New Zealand should see particulars of this watch in our new pamphlet. STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S LADIES' ANn'OBNTS' Sterling Silver DeSanoe Watches. Open- face, £1 7/6; Hunter, £1 15/; perfect timekeepers. Not half colonial prices. STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S _•? "■ . ladies' ■""' . . English Levers. Open face, £3 10/; Hunter, £3 15/; positively worth Seven Guineas. STEWART DAWSON & CO»fi*— . J-ADIBS' HIGHEST aTJAIiIIT -*^^ English Gold Levers. All 18-carat £8 10/; Hunters, £ll 10/ .worth £1,2 10/ and £17 IQA S3?EWA_RT, DAWJ_6Jr & CO S . , .. omnumak'B ' r^ ;.. mimM^leyers, $sm Opja face, anl Santera, all fully fflustggdS thmt^ev w*t<* pkmphlijt £i_f io/, -£l6 lO/. » SpSWART»pAwk)N f iiob^ ■■■:. t ... .^. MfmiriMmm.m&uw. ■ nr-aS Gold Hra^nOhronographL&m&z 'See- Pamphlet. , ; . ri IM WATCH -LLBTSTBATIONSTO SBLEOT , JEfioif. Alberts! Alberts!! Alberts)! Ih NEW DESIGNS,, , GOLD AND. BTERLINa _„ .„ SILVER LApPES' AND GENTS'. one-half colonial prices. Alt^n^To^ HaU marked Alberts, 9/6, 13/6,nnd 15/6, worth 21/. See alßo our new speciality in Oenttemen's Sterhng Silver Double Albert^-" TheHartingSw rf d - The S^'py "~£l 5/ each, worli The handsomest Albeit ever made- These are new registered designs, and wear from pocket to pocket, with drop piece in INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING WATCIIES ' Northern Advocate, Whangarei. Cut this square out and forward .it with P.O. Order, payable to S. D. & Co., Auckland, with 2/8 added to pay post and registration, or send cash in registered letter, and we to forward Watch on a week s free trial, and conditions as stated in pamphlet, by first post. (Signed) STEWART DAWSON & Co. Note.— All Letters to be addressed— STEWART DAWSON & CO 94, QUEEN STBEET, AUGICL4ND. f^l^be^^o^#3 ■towJitforward dealings. Wa w_Ko?sarS Wi* wpy Per rrt^Tpost free?! o? _T2 stamps, the cost of postagehDnly, I^^^^ I^*^ . . . ■ __-J| - *y-y.~ <..*", .'....:....'_/:: I