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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 110, 11 July 1885, Page 8

Auckland Advertisements.

PtEWAKT "TIWSON AKD OO.'S LIVERPOOL WORLD-RKNOWNED ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. FIRST IN QUALITY! FIKS? TN WOBMANBHIP! FIRST IN I n" ""? & P^ 'ABILTT^ IUTCHLKBB & FINISH 1 (Direct frda 8. S FactOr - V 1D LESSTIIAN HA L LFOOI6nIAL PRICES.

PLEASE NOTE.— Trie following Prices moludo Duty Paid by us. Every W-tcli. quality considered, cannot t)e icy f ' Retail under Double the pnees :— A £T U)s GEN'.S K.'GLIS- SILVER ANTING FOR L £3 BlssB 15s Tl«e r KnglWi Huntin; Lovcis J.7lho\.oril. k'ery Watch in m«ta^.«d ontu -Iv in our own workshops. llitst \vtt lv, nro specify adapted for bush suuui til hardest wear ; sen.l tor one ct the., « ti-hos and compare it wit h.

A £10 10* ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVER LEVER FOR £5 15s A trnmph of utility and convenience a n-atrl. that is aUo perfectly air-tight, dust-iioht/anddmnp-tiirhnkei-pinff the works perfects clean. Made in two *™,*™}\ Jnd H,,di:tm. PKiCI ,£o 15s. Tl'.N GUINEAS. Also, same \\ ateh in open face, price £4 15s. A £12"12s ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH ™ £6 15s Each watch a model of perfection ; finest i-phte movement, full jewlled m rnbi^ r^al chronometer expansion ba "iince I'iei-'inul dial, centre seconds, and out sii'e st«»p • each timed to dead beatmposiTi..«i^' t<i Uo exactly the »arne m extreme he i f '< • e : >!d. Notwithstanding the matcliles. neriecu.m of U»> « utch, we positively s ,i,' - t . lf a jess price than retailers charge for' ordinary jnfeiior-mada watches. ppipT -PG 15?. FULL KLIAIL viiUK FO3 TWELVE GUIN.AS. A'-o, ,ama watch, in open face, price Li) 15s.

£T 10s LOIES' ENGLISH HUNTING LEVE?v FOB £3 15s EVF^Y WATCH A WORK OF ART, eh-unui'm slwipe. chaste in design of rterlinu Ko»]i-h workiiMUshm— w.itches tlut wit!) fo^ iwapo will lohV life tune We ,-k v«.i to ol>servo that we supply our „»., t n:i,,.ont Kp«r,li^h Levew at a far le^s , vi rr. firm i> often rbarj;eri for common \ X ' v« tol.es. PKIOK in HUNTING i 1 : \BFS 15»; IN OPEN FACE, £3 rol;r o l ; v ',..'.ti«':iMy saving to each pu.chaßer fn.i'i i'» to £4. <■• D \\^D CO.'S LADIES' AND GENTS' MVayiriCENT English gold T KV'/I-S are truly marvellous valutj. For Piic^s and Il'luttrations please see W».ti-I. Pamphlet, most intending, sent fr^.nTccfipt of 4d in stamps for its pM^t.lUt'.

Eii'li Ui'^tomer supplied with his watch on .i \w«k'H fveo approval and trial. The lull amount p»iid i=» returned to anyon<; dissatisfied. Every Watch is Guaranteed.

«50<yW Testimonials n-» v e been received dn'rin- the hist few years fiom weaiera in ail piirts of the woild, proving our Watches to be without equal. .

The following are Specimen Testimonials ju^t n-cfivod from this Dibttict :— "To Stkwaut Dawson & Co., "Auckland. *• Thames 18th Apnl, 1884. Denr Sir,— Seeing that you are in An«"kland. I write to say that nearly five vem« wo I sent to Liverpool for one of \ our English Silver Levers as advertised for £3 15s- I d »'y received the watch, nnd my son (William Thorbnrn) lias <. irried it every day since then at his work ■■ — inininir, bush work, riding, etc., and it Ims never co*t him «ne penny for repairs. The wMtx-h is a splendid timekeeper, and jrnuhl. cost in Auckland at least Ten Guinrsis. My son could have sold the %3ttch a score of times, for double the price tlwt it cost him, but would not part tftth it on any account. I may al*o Hay : t*»«t I know several here who have sent 'for your watches, and they have given the X r >«',i!u'vt satisfaction. You are at perlect libei ty to publish this if you wish, as I *m well known here. " I remain yours truly, " Wm. LANG Thobburn, Engineer, " Tararu, Thames." " Tarnm, Thames, April 26th, 1884. " Mewrs Stewart Dawson & Co., " Dear Sirs, — About four yearsago when in want of a watch, I was recommended in send to your establishment at Liverpool foi one ot' your £3 15s Engiish Silver Hunting Levers. I did so, and received the same. I have carried the watch about with me every day since ; it is an excellent timekeeper, and has stood lots of knocking about, without being in any way affect, d. By the nature of my business 1 am constantly riding, and on one occasion tho horse I was riding fell, and I was thrown to the ground with such force as to smash the glass into atoms, but the Match did not stop, and it keeps as correct time now as it did when I first received it. " I am, y\»nrs truly, " Rjciiard H. Ellis, Storekeeper, "Tararu, Thames."

ALL LETTERS AND ORDERS TO BE ADDRESSED— TO STEWART DAWSON &0o U lQ>\^ QUEEN STREET k rrmrr 1 »TT\