THE VALUE OF A MINUTE.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8739, 27 March 1890, Page 4

THE VALUE OF A MINUTE.

THE \ a!ne of ti minn'e is tli3 key-note to eivili-atiun. From that hss man found the value of his life. Think how much of jourownlife that is orac'ically wasted might be brought to produce results if jou could adjust jour daily routine of duties to tbe tireless economy oH lima practised in a wtll a jnsted manufactory. From (bo need of multiplying thd minute (or what is essentially the same, multiplying the res-uhß) has arisen every invention, tv< rv advance in ai plied Bcience and b<?n< tit. The Wonderful "Waterbury" is one of those rt suits, and irom every cormr of tin* civilised globe its praise has been risoundi-d. Every part of Its beautifui uachnnis'ii is manufactured by the aiu.-t p*rf»ct machinery, aud iin coi)Bltuc!i"n in t-o y : m|>lc tbat in tin* overt of an\ acciitcnt bci ailing one of them, the injuttd part or purl a may be duplicated at but Mnaii tObt, at any of tho company* dt-pols CBtahliplitd for tbe purpose in v.-irLous parts of the coloniee. Pnrch sere should be ca>eful to avoid cheup watcbts* ot Swibb and Unman make, purposed to " travi-1" on the imputation so dtsuvudiy gained by ttio " Waltriiiiry." The genuine Watcrburj ui'iy beobtainud from any renptctuble storolueper <ndealtr ; Price (surics E ) 13s 6d ; Beiieß (Jor L.) 20s. JOHN AVERY. New Plymouth.