THE WATERBURY WATCHES are so cheap that anybody can afford to own one. A watch, however, to be cheap, must be serviceable; it must be both acurate and reliable, and in all other ways perform the functions of a first-class time-keeper. In these particulars the wonderful Waterbury Watches exactly " fill the bill." Therefore, because cheap, do not think they are only toys or "good enough for children." They have all the traits of the best makes, and as they add to these unusual strength and durability besides cheapness, they are essentially the watches for the mechanic, the farmer, the clerk, the working man and woman—in a word, The Watches for the People. Series E, the old long-winding favourite, the Schoolboy's Delight, the Workman's Mate, the Shepherd's Boon Companion. ' Price, 13s 6d. Series J, the new short-winding marvel, is the Reporter's Friend, the Parson's Guide, the Lawyer's Reference, the (Banker's Security, the Sailor's Anchor, the Soldier's Ally, the Ciiil Servant's Counsellor, the FarmerVs Faith, the Squatter's Joy, the Editor *a Dream, and Everybody's Success!. Price, 22s 6d. Series L, the new Ladies' Waterbury is the Mother's Treasure, the Housemaid's Help, the Lover's Warning, . the .Nurse's Necessity, the Schoolgirl's Idol, the Maiden's Prayer, and a wonder of horological ingenuity. Short-winding, stem-setting ; price, 22s 6d. j These world-famed watches may be jobtained from any leading storekeeper }oj dealer throughout the colony. Wholesale agents for Auckland : Messrs. E. Porta and Co., and McArthur and Co. 9
" Beauty without neatness, \ is a hook without a bait." I FAIR WOMEN Should make their houses look fair with Try a Cake in your next house' ~ cleaning. • ' A SENSE OF DECENCY Constrains many people to hide the dirt of their kitchens. They make the kitchen a secret chamber, into which it is forbidden to enter; bui half the trouble which they take to ; hide the dirt and the disgrace which it entails, would keep the kitchen clean, and, ail its pots and pans bright as a dollar, that is, if they use SAPOLIO. SOU) '.'Bit.:' ■ ■ '.' ; .-.„■■"'■ Grocers, Druggists, and Ironmongery- . * ■ '■.::■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8529, 1 April 1891, Page 6
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