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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8162, 25 January 1890, Page 4 (Supplement)

qOME SOLI.D STATEMENTS. 9 The Waterbury Watcb is cheap because I The Waterbury Watch is cheap because it contains less mechanism thau any other, I and can be repaired at less cost. But i I goes 60 minutes to the hour regularly »-» the time; that's why the factory has had to be enlarged and the agencies have el tended. If you want an ornament to bang upon your watch-chain, almost any k' a |\ ol watch will do, the more expensive the better—but should your desire be to have good, strong, reliable timekeeper, which » event of accident may be efficiently repaired at a reasonable cost, why, buy a Waterbury. . Mr. CHARLES REIDY, Young-street, Annandale, Sydney, writes on June L < 1889 : " The watch I have had in my possession (Waterbury) for nearly threei jew hits kept capital time,—never being cleats but now have to ask you to regulate it-« it commenced to gain a little." . Mr. J. HILL, Bradford-street, Bairns* July 24,1589, writes :—"I have had one» your Waterbury watches in constant) ufor the last nine months, and have a!* 8) found it to keep correct time." Mr. THOMAS MILLIGAN, 97, BangJ; street, writes under date August o, i»» • "I have been the possessor of one of to watches for the last two years, ana i " , much pleasure in stating that I am satu"=" with it as a splendid timekeeper. , Mr. E. ERICKSON. Cook's River, nnJJ date July 20, 1889, writes : "I bought £ . of your watches two and a-half }.«" "gj during which time I .had it cleg once, and I can assure you I would not**" H for a better timekeeper, and I can *«*, I mend them to anyone ( who wants a g Mj watch for a small sum." „ ~. $ In view of such opinions as these, »• be wondered at that the Sheffield i»j graph, a leading paper in one of the' h ing manufacturing towns of the worm, ferring to the Waterbury, should Wj « Never has a better article been produce for the money." ■