Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 9544, 14 June 1887, Page 3

n S E S S COMMENTS. FACTS. The Watchmaker, London, Dec. ISB<s.— "The Waterbury kas been designed and is guaranteed to give a maximum of results in timekeeping at a minimum of cost." Manchester Examiner, Dec. 22. — " The Wateibury is a splendid timekeeper. We have subjected it to tests few watches can endure.' Manchester Courier, Dec. 22, — " An experience of a Waterbur/ for over two months enables vi to say that they are admirable timekeepers.' Manchester City News, Nov. 21 — "We have teated it. It is an excellent timekeeper, is keyless, and goes 2H hours with one winding up." Glasgow Herald, Dec. 9.— lt is a subatantial piece of workmanship, and a good time, keeper." Glasgow Evening News, Nov. 27.—" I have tested the watch thoroughly, and have nothing but good to say of it. L, RODG ER S & C 0., iNVEBCABQILIi. je7

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