OVER THE SEA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9130, 11 August 1888, Page 6

OVER THE SEA.

Edward W. Fisher, pastor of Sand Hollow, Ohio, writes, Dec. l >»? a ' J sending his watch for repairs- <lj ' iri wish that all of our church member* nI ? do as well in their sphere as that lim W ° keeper has done, and complain a* never stays away from meeting, never ft always behaves well in meeting and , A ' gets there.' Nor do I blame him for m Ji ' ing and planning to make you a visit his boyhood home in 'old Waterburv' " ■ Please let him stay till he and y a^ansatisfied, then pay 'his way barf-V ar . 3 Western home again. His brother (our v is well and doing well. The enclosed r (65) are to be used to make him A Upon3 Yours for time."

F. F. Borrell, Meadville, P enn «-,u Dec. 1, •87:"I.m in the Service and require correct time K r t last two years I've depended on my vv\ bury, and have not missed a train'\ r t behind time." cr b^'Q

Andrew Guilliams, Fincastlc lid Dec., 1, '87 :"I received my watch' ! weeks ago ; it is doing good runnir.r, would just as soon have it as one 1 $50. It has run with one of mv fri- C< fi watch that cost $50. I have spoken "S. your watches." 1 nvell «

Whitefield Moore, Woodland T writes, IS'ov. 14, '87: * * * '<t 7 ex, > one of your watches, which I have } * using some time, that has not needed re J " 6a ing, cleaning, or regulating, and is as a time-keeper as I ever saw." 6

O. A. Turner, Bronson, Kan Nov. 18, '87: *** "It has'kept tim# as correctly as any higher priced w Ck could." L - a

L. L. Merrifield, Abilene, Kan wrih». Nov. 19,'87: * * * "It keeps a! S time as one costing §10 or §I'.'." =

Ernest H. Smith, Cabot, Vt Kr -„. Nov. 25, '87: * * * "I believe £ Waterbury watch to be one of the bed-time-keepers that I have ever owned.''

E. PORTER & CO., Auckland.