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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8721, 6 February 1890, Page 3

I -mT ORE GOOD NEWS. A new shipment of Watehbuby Watches has just arrived, and Jewellers and Storekeepers who have been waiting supplies can now obtain them from the New Zealand Hahdware Company. The shipment includes the new gentlemen's series of short winders, ladies' series, and the wellknown E series of Jong winders (thirteen and sixpence). Over fifty thousand of these celebrated Watches have been sold in New Zealand during the last two years, and no one desiring a thoroughly reliable and durable watch need sro beyond the Watcrbury, the synonym of " the correct time."

A Frenchman, M. Didier, has devised a hat that will illuminate the wearer's sur- , roundings for several yards by electric means. ' —A large turtle affords 81b of tortoiseshell. WHY UKMAIN DE&.F?—It jou have failed to be cured elsewhere, write or apply to Professor Haivey, of the " Aural Clinic," 145 Collins street, Kelbourno, for a description of die new, scientific, and entirely successful jileetro-Jledication Treatment, which completely cures Deafness, .Noises in the Head, Discharges, &c, no matter of how lohr standing. Kar drums no longer necessary. " This treatment is per)ectlyßiniple, self-applied, and painless." Advieo and illustrated descriptive pamphlet free. W.B.—The Aural Clinic's Klectric Head Battery ia the only oue patented throughout the civilised world.

—English statistics give a notable decrease in convict population during the last 20 years. The total number of convicts under sentence of penal servitude was G4QS in July; 20 years ago it was II.GGO.

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—Tlie head of the London Waiters' Union says that the tip system lias developed to such an extent that in some restaurants the waiters pay us a day for the ijrivilege of waiting.

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