RAGULATING A TIMEBALL.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8740, 28 March 1890, Page 3

RAGULATING A TIMEBALL.

Mr. A. J. Potter, one of the leading butincß men in NewcustU , N H.W., writeß 1o the S)''nty agints of the VVnterhury Wntcli Co.. undrr date December 30tb, 3889 : ''1 have been selling jour watches for the piiat two jearf, and they have given i very Hnlicfnction. I reputred one for Captain Ueuiek. of Wickhan>, which he iniuumd me hud gone for four }<?urn, ki oping timo to half a minute a week. Another w«ll-l<noun resident, Mr. Ziogel, hits t.BP, with which ho regulnltß the Newcuslle tiuitbull. NOTE — r JN T ought trends ho siltnt 88 the foot of Time." Young. Lose no time in getting a Water. bury. f Jbo Wuu-rbury jb h etronjr- bundfcomc,

ing to fear from ridicule, no dread of esposur?. CAUTION. — If you want correct time and a watch which, in event of accident, can be cheaply repaired, demand the WATERBUIiY WATCH. All watches manufactured by tbe Waterbury Watch Co. hav'o the word " Waterbury" printed in small, fine typo upon their dial faces, and also tho interwoven letters W.\V. 00. Series "J,"TuE NEW WATERBURY, Bhort-wind, stem set, enamel dial, t-unk Beconrishml , 22 J Gi Scries "L," THE LADIKS' WAI'EREURY, short-wind, stem-set, enamel dial 22s Gl Series " J" or >l L," ehiuio as above, but with patent dial 20s Series "E," Til E OLD FAVORITE 13a 6]