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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7772, 19 October 1886, Page 3

Watches. ,r*T ELOOME JEPOEMS! 1 RETAIL witch dealers non plussed. Save money, rely on correo* * U (Do.'i Hon by V.er batches, pronounced by STtSSfiTMSS «d « m prt "- A ■S'oVdebV" I'SS IN mere « °. N ??H T> * Co'* unique system of supplying Effected 7-. torn their factory, are fully illusS to the extraordinary low prices their i,are snnDlied at, lower, in fact, than ordinary retail dealers can buy the same Quality kiuSi! at Is it then to be wondered at, why both WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WATCH DEALERS Wa ° ARK DRIVEN TO DESPERATION. v,t we cannot deviate or charge more to oblige them. Li our watches are fully Illustrated In our macnifl. cent trade catalogues, with the price placed against each engraving which Is drawn from the actual watch, "ALL CAN BUY WITH SECURITY FROM STBWART DAWSON * 00. There Is no such thine as two prices at any of S. D. * Co.'a establishments. This Is worth a note of, as, rememoer at retail watch sbops you hare no guarantee for what you may be offered, or the price you may be asked OUR REMARKS ARE TotKEF * YOU PROVE IT YOCTRSEI.F . By . inference to past purchase., Tb»cannot happen at Stewart Dawson * Co. '•"^ rho " T wholesale s&s*"»«%'»"»••• ** factory in LiverpooL STEWART DAWSON A Co. a GREAT FNULISH WATCH EXHIBITION n. JLWWLiian business in Auckland. Tie most unique p d Cp , f Ladies' and Price, comm.nce with ». Watches, fine fullGents' Splendid Sterling t|rae)[eßper ,, pr i £1 7, Jewelled £115s. Those Watches «nnotb. an^li e .i .'double the price. Open-face fltwAßr 1 'o""sn" & CO. WORLD-FAMED STEHABi v EN(JL , sh LKVKRS Wholesale prices. £2165, £3. £3 10s. £3 15», and £4 is. are SimDlr matchless. See our magnificent lllu»- . 6 '^ B pSlets. S. D. & Co.'s snperb Chronograph L.r«. the acme of perfection £5.15, and £6 15s, thnuwnds in wear. S. D.& Co. model Railway I .tan beating every other maker, price £6 10s, worth Ten Guineas. S. D. and Co. s Paragon Centre s«coads i-Piate Chronographs, and S D. and Co. s r e w tticalsior Model Three-quarter Plate Levers for Merchants, Hankers, and professional men, etc., etc. EVERY KNOWN IMPROVEMENT That can be put in a watch. Se© illustrations and (nil particular! in pamphlets 1 LadiesKlfgant Sterling Silver Witches, £1 7s 6d, £1 15s, £2 10s. £3, the most reliable tlmeaeepers. Highest-class English Urers 10s, £3 15s, /4 10., and £5 10s, for Excellence and Variety unapproachable. ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS ASPFCIAI.TY , „ „. Stewart Dswson and Co.'s highest class English Gold Levers defy the world for value and superiorly « construction. No gentleman should buy a gold watch, either for wear or presentation, without first "iiuOr examining S. D. & Co's, who supply nothing SftlS Carat Gold. Hngllsh Hall marked, and of a Si, that will last a lifetime. Prices : £12 10. £15 i&l £18 lOii and £25. all illustrated in pamphlet, iSilM' ditto £8 10s. £10 10», £11 10s, and £14 10s YOU POSITIVELY SAVE FROM £5 TO £10 on every gold watch you buy from us. a word of Advice, we warn yon never to buy . Gold Watch unloss it winds to the left- 11 tou accept one winding to the right, you have bousht I worthless foreign made article, that will give you no SPECIALTY AMONGST SPECIALTIES Ii Stewart Dawson and Co's new patent English Double Chronograph, the triumph of the Nineteenth Century a start, stop, and fly back, second and minute calculator that, does not stop the Watch—entirely of E WKLLJ-'RY*AT I LOWEST ENGLISH PRICES. Just to hand by last mall steamer, a magnificeni stock of all the newest novelties in Jewellery of every description, all at English prices. When in to *n call at our GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, Free inspection to all, and no one asked to buy. READ WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY : "Have placed your English Lever at £3 10s alongside one at £10 10s. Can assure you yours la best in every shupe and form. Yours truiy, „ . _ „ " J. H. BfilDHltJIB. " Superior to anything ever seen at the price', worth double the money. * " H. A, MITFIKLD. " Your English Lever has been knocked about like a billiard ball for eight months, and has only varied two minutes. Herewith cheque lor another. " W. H. Chapman. ..." Have carried your English Lever at £3 IBs five years. Never cost one penny in repair. Would haTe coil me Ten Guineas in New Zealand. " WM. LANG Thorburn, ..." Chronograph, received as a testi monlal, is truly a paragon Watch. "Gkorgb Couch." . . . "I am weiring your £3 10s English Lever 13 months. It is looked upon as the best timekeeper bore. " Jutcrsoh Hovd, Baker." ..." vVe have five of your £1 7s 6d Defiance Watches on this station. All have given the greatest satisfaction. _ „ " Thomas Morgan. . . . "Itis a mystery to me how » watch of such exquisite finish and handsome appearance can be manufactured at the price. " Thomas Yabxtn." Over «0,000 testimonials similar to above have been received. Please call for S. D. and Co.'s magnificently illustrated pamphlet, in which you will find the above In fall, with the address of each person, together with hundreds of ethers. BUY FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, STEWART DAWSON & CO,, AND SAVE RETAIL PROFIT. VISIT OUR GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 94, QUEEN-STREET. N.B. — Repairs of every description at lowest English prices.

Public Companies. TjIQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCI< ation of new zealand. Capital £1,000,000 Subscribed £291,912 FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE. Directors : E. W. Henderson, Esq. (Chairman) Andrew Bell, Esq. ( Geo. Harper, Esq. ] FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AT LOWEST J CURRENT RATES. j LIFE ASSURANCE UPON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES, J Ma mains: I Fire and Marine E. Wjnn Williams { Life W. A. Thomson ( The Funds of the Life Department are kept separate ' and distinct from all other Branches of Insurance transacted by this Company. ( 1. A Deed of Trnst has been executed whereby the ] whole of the net premium on a 4 par cent, valuation > is placed in the hands of trustees, and Invested by ] them as a separate fund for the benefit of Policy- \ holders only. THE SECURITY OFFERED BY THIS COM. PANY TO POLICYHOLDERS EXCEEDS THAT ] OP ANY LIFE OFFICE DOING BUBINESB IN ; AUSTRALASIA, and the Equitable Insurance Assc- < elation or New Zealand is the PIONEER OF THE POSITIVE SYSTEM OF JNSURANCB. which pre- I vents forfeiture of Policy. All intending Assurers for ' Life are requested to obtain prospectus, and examine , carefully the superior claims of this Company, mark- j log as it does the transition period in Life Assurance. ' Mr. Thomson will attend personally any appoint* i ruent for explanation to the intending proposer for | insurance within a radius of 50 miles of Auckland. , OFFICES: ( FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. ] "JH-ORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE i INSURANCE COMPANY, '! LONDON AND EDINBURGH. i ESTABLISHED, 1809. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. £ ~ a Subscribed Capital £2,600,000 c Paid Up .. .. .. _ 626,000 a Fire Reserve Fund. 1885 .. .. 1,686,168 Net ire Premiums, 1885 .. .. 1,148,510 ? Total Losses, 1885 .. .. _ 616.228 , LOWEST CURRENT RATES AND PROMPT 8 SETTLEMENT ON THE SPOT. q ARTHUR BADDELEY, 1: Chief Agent for the Province of Auckland. t = * gELLING QFF ! { GELLING f\VF ! * LADIES' AND GENTS' \ BOOrs AND OBOES ! OOTS AND k)flO£g * J OF EXTRA GOOD QUALITY AT VERY LOW PRICES. * see WINDOW; ! JOHN Q gMITF; \ BLUE BOOT, a ' 269, QUEEN-STREET, / AnoKijiiiD, * 1