BEYOND COMPETITION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9122, 1 July 1891, Page 3

BEYOND COMPETITION.

The Watcrbnry Watches take front rank ns "the timekeepers of the day." Thoy are not " English levers" mads in Geneva, and pufEdd into notoru-ty to enforce sales and ensure disappointment. The factory, which is now turning out over half a million of these witches per annum — a production larger than tlat of aoy other watch company in the world — is still unable to keep pace with the demand, and has now *x tended its operations into the verj' heart of the cheap watch making territory on the contiuent of Europe where it successfully competes with these " English levers" on tqual terras. These are no idle boasts, but B'.ubborn tacts, and we challenge the refutation of these assertions. The Waterburys (series E, J and L) are only nickelplated wutches sold at a low figure, but they get their reputation from live purchasers and not the owners of dead stock. They are far more reliable timekeepers than half of the jewelled all-over-patent-htilfcock-go- ns-you-please back-action-hair — trigger--compensated--lock -stitch burglar-baits made in Switzerland and Germany, and sold as English levers. The Waterbury Watches have nothing to fear fiom ridiuule, no dread of exposure They are simply what they claim to be and defy competition. These worll- famed and time-tried watches may bo obtained from any respectable deulcr or storekeeper throughout the colonies. Prices : Series E, the old favourite, 13s (H ; Series J (Gents' siz*) and L (Ladies' size), the new short- winding, siem-windiiig, and setting- marvels, 22s 6:1 oach. No watch sold as a Watfrbury ie genuine, without the word Waterbury and the interwoven letters W. W. Co. printed in fine type upon its dial fuce. JOHN AVERY, AGENT Devon Street, New Plymouth.

Our numerous readers have been sorely puzzled for some time past to know the meaning of the words " Dawson's Perfection," which have, and are now appearing daily in the columns of our paper. We will explain the secret by telling them thpt Dawson is the namo of a large distiller in Duff town. Glenli vet district, whose establishment dates for nearly one hundred yeais back. The firm put up a very high class Scotch whiskoy called " Dawson's Perfection," which is now having a phenomenal run in all the Australasian colonies, it being tho principal whiskey drank in all the leading hotels and clubs in these colonies. This brand has lately bcou introduced into New Zealand, and is fast meeting with great favor with all lovers of real good whiskoy. Tho numerous testimonials received from medical men and others doscribo this whiskoy as mild, woll matured, and of oxcellont flavour. Tho public analyst of Glasgow, in reporting on this whiskoy says — " Dawson's Perfection' is positively tho very finest whiskoy IJiave ever analysed during my long experience as an analyst." Tho whiskey has ago. It is well matured through having been in bond for a long time. " ' Dawson's Perfection ' old Scotch whiskey is very suitable for invalids." Wo would recommend all connoisseurs of whiskey to purchaso a bottle and judgo for themselves, whether the high oncomiuins passed on this brand are not woll merited. — Advt. They not only imitate Wolfe's;Schnapps out copy advertisements To Darken Grey Hair. — Lockyer's Sulphur Hair Uostorer is the quickest, best, safest; costs less, effects more than any other The color produced is most natural. Lockyor'a Sulphur is tho only English HSir Restorer universally sold — Advt Hollow ay's Ointmbnt and Pills.— Health's Defences. Nono save tho strongest can with impunity pass through tho sudden transitions from wet to dry, from coll to ron^gy weather so prevalent dnring the autumnal and early winter months. Influenzu, bronchitis, cough, sore throat, or quinsey will attack those most watchful of their health ; but they can readily arrest any of these comnlaints by rubbju» Hollowuy's Ointment twice a day upon the skin over the affected pans, and by assisting its corrective -action with appropriate doses of his Pills. This well-known, safe, and eaay tnodo of treatment efficiently protects the invalii both from present and future danger without weakening or even disturbing the system iv the slightest degree. Wolfe's Schnapps. Only those who never used the genuine article are imposed pon

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