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New Zealand Mail, Issue 956, 27 June 1890, Page 20

THE TESTIMONY IN FAVOUR OF THE WATERBURY WATCH is OVERWHELMING. Its reputation is UNRIVALLED. STRENGTH, ACCURACY, AND RELIABILITY SECURED AT LOWEST COST. “ Let every man be master of hia time.”— Shakespeare. Where do they go? What is the secret of their astounding success ? Questions easily answered. They go into every civilised land on the earth's surface, and they are to be found in the pockets of every people who wear clothes. The more they are made, the more they are wanted, and the only difficulty in connection with them is to keep up the supply. They have an infinite variety of recommendations, but the main one is their wonderfully accurate performances as time keepers. The invention of the Waterbury doomed expensive watches to gradual extinction, for the Waterbury is axact and trustworthy. Among late purchasers of the WATERBURY are PRINCE WILLIAM OF PRUSSIA (now Emperor). QUEEN OLGA OF GREECE. CBOWN PRINCE OF DENMARK. Gfouge R. Sims says : “ I now wear a Water burv.’ Edmu„nd Yates says : “I have supplied my loss with a Waterbury.” George A. Sala says : “ I love my Waterbury.” Those desirous o' <• twining a WATERBURY sboiiM bo careful to note that no inferior articie is palmed off upon them for the sake of extra profits, as i 9 the custom of certain unprincipled dealers. The genuine article has the words “ WATERBURY WATCH Co , printed iu small, fine type upon THE DIAL-FACE of every watch. The Genuine Waterbury is sold by all respectable Storekeepers and Dealers, and may be obtained wholesale from Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser & Co., McArthur <& Co., P. Hayman & Co., Judah Myers, and others,