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Southland Times, Issue 9799, 10 April 1888, Page 3

■JPHE WATOH OP THE AQ* WONDEBFUITwATIBBUBY. The aecret of the " Watebbtjry's " strength and accuracy lies in its simplicity, and its internal mechanism marks a new and radical departure in the art of watchmaking. The long thin mainspring, so frequently ridiculed, ii the real lonrce of its superiority acid enables its designer to do away with the intricate duplication of parts by the direcapplication of power. So well has this prin. cipie been appreciated that tne Factory established nearly ten yean ago with an output of 1000 WATCHBB PEB DAY haa been taxed to its utmost to meet the requirements of the trade ; and though arrangements were completed for the supply of the Province of Auckland more than a year ago, no watches could be spared for this market until within the last two or three weeks. During the year 1886 100,000 •• W ATBBBURYS " were sold in London ; and the well known firm of W. H. Smith and Sons, Railway bookstall men, offer them at all the railway stations and on all the trains in the United Kingdom. We believe Mr Smith himself, who is First lord of the Admiralty, regularly carries one for his own personal use, In Sydney, during the same period, 45,000 " WATEBBUBYB " changed hands , and the question naturally arises, what becomes of them 7 who carries them ? and the answer is, the people, Every Bank, and every Factory, every Countinghouse, and every Store, boasts its " Watebbuey." Amongst our merchants, our lawyers or doctors; our artisans or labourers, it is no stranger ; and whether exposed to the vicissitudes of the miner, the rough usage of the bushman, or the eccentricities of commercial or professional life, its record is the same— trustworthy, Btrong and durable, PBlOl— l3s 6d each. Bepaired by A. W. MACABTHUB, Prin. cess street, Dunedin for from sixpence to half-a-crown, L. BOD GBR 8 & CO., 10 INVEBCARGILL. Wanted. WANTED by a respectable middle-aged woman a situation as Housekeeper ; references exchanged. Apply by letter addressed " Housekeeper," Limehills Hotel, LimehiUs. Api PRINTING of all descriptions greatly ..reduced in price but not in quality at the Southland Times Ojttiohs Professional; TiIDUCATIONAL. *ew Quarter commences at MBS ROGERS' SCHOOx. on the 9th April. Dancing Classes commence on Tuesday, 10th April. ap7 VTITH STREET COLLEGE. Hew Quarter Commences 10th April. DANClNG— Preparatory on Monday Evenings ; Quadrille Assembly on Tuesday Evenings. MISS MONGREDLEN is now arranging dinging Classes ; preparatory on Wednesdays, at 4 o'clock ; advanced, on Fridays, at 7. le.ms, 03 per quarter, aplO [ PROFESSIONAL. MISS E. WAYMOUTH desires to inform those wishing to join her DRAWING and PAINTIiSG Classes that she haß organised oae of an evening at her residence, "C HING FO R D," "~" - Don Stkeet. ap6 MISS I. FREDRIC is prepared to receive pupils for tuition in English, Latin, French, and Mathematics, at her residence, ROOHFORD COITAGB, ESK STREET. fe7 p\DUCATION AL MR CHARLES GRAY, Organist, St. Paul's receives pupils for Piano, Organ ; Harmonium, Voice and Theory, at his Music Boom, De« street. Town pupils visited if required. Teachers prepared for Musical Examinations. Organ practice upon a complete instrument two manuals and full compass pedals. 2nd For Sale, FOR SALE, old-established Bootmaker's Business in the rising town of Gore, known >s the Gore Hoot Manufactory, bplendid opportunity for a man with email capital requiring a lirst-class business. Further information from J. Kingsland and Co., Invercargill : or ap4 C. W. BOWTELL, Gore. i/iOR SALE-Firewoo.l, all lengths, in Corda 1? Apply to Mr Jennings, at Mr Hannah's office, Esk str.et. mclO TjiOß SALE OK LEASE A. FARM, containing 80 Acres, 5 miles from InvercargilL Comfortable residence ; good garden ; every convenience ; school within a quarter of a mile. Apply to mclS CHABLES BOUT. TpERNDALE FARM. The above Dairy Farm (1-45) acres more or less, divided into six paddocks, 30 acres in grass, rest partly stubble and paitly native grass, situated about live miles from Mataura Bridge Township, on main Dunedin road, opposite Ferndale School, five-roomed house, good orchard fruit trees). For Sale, at 1i750. L2OO cash ; balance, L 550, to remain on mortgage for nine years at 7 per cent. Apply * JAMES ORCHISION, mc2l Ferndale Farm. ~ To Let rO LET— A Tailor's Shop in Brandon street Winton, lately occupied by Mr J. M. Cameron. There being no Tailor in Winton this is a good opening. Apply to mc U T. McWILLIAM. Public Notices pAS DISCOUNT DAY Gas Consumers are reminded that To-day ( Cuesday) 10th inst. is the last DISCOUNT DAY this month, W. B. SCANDRETT, Town Clerk. Municipal Offices, 9th April, 188 S. aplO r OCAL OPTION POLL LICENSING DISTRICT OF AVENAL. Notice is hereby given that a Poll of Ratepayers of the Licensing District of Avenal, will be taken between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., on Tuesday, the 10th day of April, 1888, in accordance with the " Licensing Act, 1881, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," to determine in favour or against the increase of Publioan's, New Zealand Wine, Accommodation andßottle Licenses in the said District. The Polling Booth will be— The TOWN HALL, AVENAL. BENJAMIN BAIN. Chairman. CHAS. W. BROWN, mC 2 Presiding Officer ORETI LICENSING DISTRICT Notice is hereby given, that in terms of Section 46 of the Licensing Act, 1881, WEDNESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF APRIL, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., has been appointed as the time, and the Courthouse, Lumsden, as the place for taking by a poll the determination of the Batepayers of the Oreti Licensing District on the proposal that the number of Publicans, or Hew Zealand Wine, or Accommodation or Bottle Licenses, may be respectively increased in this Licensing Dis« trict. \ iDated at Lumsden, this^th day of April, 1888, BOBERT BROWN, Chairman of Licensing Committee. GEOBGS ALLAN, A »flO frfisidjPS OffiCCl!