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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8629, 27 July 1891, Page 6

THE GOLDEN WATERBURY; ?] —— » By last mail steamer the first parcel o) ' Gold Waterburys ever shipped to Australasia were received, and are now on view all : all our agencies. These are the hand- j somes watches obtainable anywhere. 1 They; J combine the famous time-keeping qualifications of the older series, with the shortness of mainspring of an English Lever. £ Any person desiring " the correct time" in a gold case, is advised to coll and invest £2 i * 10s in the new Golden Waterbury. The Golden Waterbury ... £210 a . . The Golden Waterbury ... £2 10s . " .The Golden Waterbury ... £2 10s - ■ The Golden Waterbury ... £210 a -10a .The Aluminum Bronze Waterbury is the same watch as the above, but instead of th« v, well-known Waterbury movement" being encased in Gold, it is finished in a combina- V* tion of metals closely resembling the precious metal, but less costly, although equally durable. The Aluminum Bronze Waterbury £2 The Aluminum Bronze Waterbury £'2 The Aluminum Bronze Waterbury £2 The Aluminum Bronze Waterbury £2 The Ladies' Waterbury is too well known to need any description. This unique and - trustworthy watch is carried and prized by many of the leading ladies of the ago.' It is unpretentious in appearance, but neat and thoroughly reliable. Any parent & wishing to inculcate habits of punctuality in his daughters, shoild give them i a ■ Ladies' Waterbury, short wind, with ena- . melled dial. The Ladies' Waterbury £1. 2s 6d The Ladies' Waterbury £1 2s 6d ,/j The Ladies' Waterbury £1 2s 6d V The Ladies' Waterbury £1 2s 6d The Gentleman's Short Wind Waterbury "J," with enamelled dial, seconds ; ; hand, and jewelled movement, is a strong, serviceable watch, infinitely superior to many of the gaudy " chronic-graphs made in Continental back-slums, a»a fathered in England, which, with a guar- . antee to "so" as long as they are "carried," are considered fair value for f; from four to ten guineas. As 75,000 Gentlemen's Waterburys have been sola by the writer in New Zealand alone during the past four years, and more than half a .' million more during the same period W Australia, the vendors of trashy imita- 'f tions can safely be left to console them* .. selves with a "soda and bitterness »• their own expense. It's surprising whs a lot of rubbishy imitations are offered for sale. One "gentleman" in Canterbury, who has been an industrious collector of Waterbury watch boxes, import*;.;a special "Waterbury" of bis own, wh ic " • never has been known to "go," and cer- . tainly never will be. The poorest apology ever, submitted for a watch was offered . the writer by a jeweller, securely ensconces in a Waterbury watch box, as a genui> Waterbury, so that the public desiring to , correct time must see that the monogram ? | of the Company, W.W.C., is on the face 01; | every watch, being only from our recog nised agonts. fi The Gentleman's Waterbury "J £1 2s_ 6d. • ; The Gentleman Waterbury d . -jvS s £1 2s 6d. , j The Gentleman's Waterbury J £1 2s 6d. r-m The Gentleman's Waturbury » £1 2s 6d, ■ . " % Agents— 1|; E. PORTER & CO., . 11 W. McARTHUR & CO., J| " >. Auckland || Take the poet's advice and bid dull care 8 i begone, and send your gmy hairs with it by - using* Mr. S. A. Aliens World's Hair Restorer, wtaeu|| never fails. 1,