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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 244, 13 October 1886, Page 4

THE GREAT NEW ZEALAND WATCH EMPORIUM, 34, PEINOES STREET, DTTNEDIJST. TEN THOUSAND WATCHES TO SELECT PROM, Guaranteed the best Timekeepers in the World I Known Everywhere. Appreciated by al THE ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES manufactured by CJTEWART DAWSON & 00 LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, have been proved to supersede all others, THE ONLY WATCH MANUFACTURERS in the Colonies trading direct with the Public, Sales larger than all the retail shops in New Zealand put together, BUY DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS STEWART DAWSON <& CO. Compare ours with the usual retaiLprices and remember that we sell 500 Watches where a retailer sells one— hence the difference and saving to customers. £3 15s.— S. D. & Co.'s well-known English Silver Hunting Levers, the very „„ <er best, worth £7 7s. £4 155.-S. B. & co.s English Silver Hunting Levers, chrotl. balance .ok me tft? i ewel led, worth £8 r 8». £5 10s.— S. D. & Co.'a New Excelsior fplate English Levers;: -ThdlCodel „„.,„ y**^ , wel l worth $10 Its,, £3 15s.— S, D. & 'a Ladies'j finriish Silver >u):yvrorbh£7 £6 155.-s!*D. & , , " ir \ nntinr Ohronograpn teve * r £12 :> 10s.; or Crystal Glass £5 £6 10a— S. D. & Co.'s Silver Key! esHmifc ing Lever, value fo £10 10s Open face £5 10s. £1 15s.— The Wonderful Sterling Silver Defiance Hunter, worbh £3 10» Open Face, £1 7s 6d, £6 10s.— S. D. & Co.'s Official Railway English Lever, unequalled at £10 10s. £12 10s., £15 10s £18 10s., and £25 — S. D. & Co.'s Superb" 18,-carat Gold Eng sh Levers and Half Chronometers, never equalled un der 40 per cent. more. £6 10s and £7 10s., S. D. & Co.'g Ladies 18-carat Gold Keyless Watches, perfect gems, worth £10 • lOfc £8 10s, £11 10s., and £14 10a.— S, D. and Co.' Ladies' 18-carat Gold English Levers. Save at least 50 per cent, by purchasing" from the makers, £11 10s. and £12 10s— In Silver, Vortfe £30, and £27 and; £3o— 18-carat Gold, worth £60\ S. D. & Co.'s New Patent English Double Chronographs, with independent start, stop, and fly back minute and second- hands. For quality acenracy never 'equalled a any price. Obtained^ Prize Medal Inventions Exhibition last year. Special pamphlet dv this Watch post free for 2d stamp. Every Watch folly Guaranteed.! Sterling Silver Hall-marked Alberts, 9s 63i 12s 6d, 14s 6d, and 15s 6d, newest patterns at nearly half usual prices. The Wealehefna, in Sterling Silver, 12/6. By simply passing it over a surface 1 the exact distance in feet and inches is recorded on the Dial. Also forms a splendid • appendage for the Albert. GOLD ALBERTS, Ladies' and Gents'/New* est styles, wholesale rmces ; all illustrated in Pamphlet. Retail Dealers are amazed at our prices and at the unbounded popularity our. system of business has attained. In vain hate they tried to emulate our success by the closest . and most servile imitations, but with the = imitation the resemblance ends. The Nelson Evening Mail. - W I orward a P.O. Order, payable ko S. D. fif and Co., Dunedin, with 2s 6d> added to- § pay post and registration, or serid : cash fin I • registered letter, and' we will forward f Watch on a week's free trial, bj-'ftssfc ( post. . 'I Note.— All letters to be addjess^ _ 4 """" STEWART DAWSON <fe O a 34, Princes street, Dttne&- ot Otter WoaW r JtMwh/M .^-MBtBOTOUB bxu »\it, and ATJOia^ND. p RI Z E STORY competition; THE PHOPEIETOBS of the STsjwoir BvJKnir HLU£ Trill glTo'»> I ' PBIZB OF FIVE GUINEAS sox raa bx&s} ■ ■ OB I GIN AL STOBI »ens ia to the Editor on or before October Slst, 1889 by any person resident in the Protinoial District of Nelson. The attention of Competitors is drawn to the folinw me COMDMIOirS, Jln 7 atory fX,?^ oomjly with them will be disqualified ; "W (1). The scene of the story most be laid in New /ealand. , . :, (2.) With the exception of this limifc.-the ohsracter of the story is entirely left to the author (3.) 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