BEYOND COMPETITION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9124, 3 July 1891, Page 3

BEYOND COMPETITION.

TllE Waterbury WatAhes ' 'take front rank os '.'the timekeepers of the day." Theyjare riot " English 1 levers" mdd'a in Geneva, ahd puffed into notoriety to enforce sales and ensure disappointment., ( The factory^ which" ia how tUFiiing'Out over half a'rriifliou of theße watches per annum — a production larger than 'that .of ''any other watch opmA pany in the world— is s.till unable to keep paco with,, the demand, and baa now extended its operations into tbo very heart o£ the cheap watch- making tfrritory on the continent of Europe where it successfully' competes with these'" English levera"''on equal terms. These are -no idle boasts, bat stubborn iacls, aud wo clitsllcDiio tho r^futalion of thent* asseriioas. The \\'-siterburys (seriog l'J, J and L) uro only nickelpl.itcd \\ »ttließ bokl at v lov\ liiurr, but they j't-t tli"ii rt'putuiion fruui live purchasers and not tho owners of dead stock. Thr»y uro far mvrti rcli.-iblo timekeeperß than halt!" Of tho jewelled ali-oviT-patent-halfcock—go- aB--you-plfiiiao'.back"uctjon-hair- triuser-— couipi"nsale(l--lock -stitch burglar-hails made in Swiizerlund nnci Gi-rmany, aud'Bold as Enclieh levers. The Waterbury Watches have notln'tif? lo fear fiomridicul j no.' f rcad of exposure They are simrii, 1 ' wbftt'lhoy claim to bo and Uofy coiJipßlition., , , '.',..•,■/,• „ T.nese - wo,rli i< f,a.med ..ftnd ti'^-iried watches r may be dbfained from any red'pe'etablei dealer' or stbrekVeper throughput the colonies, j Pricfajs: Series E/t^e[pid favoqnt^,, 13b i6jj Series J '.(Genta' s\z<i) and L (Ladies'- Bissejjf J th'e^ nfeiw 1 Bhori ; winding, siem- winding, and setting-marvols, 22a Gil each*. £lp wajtcb^sold us, a (Waterbury \e f geh'ume, the word Waterbuuy and tbe intorwoven letters W. \V. Ob. priatb.U'i6' libu type upon'its dial face.' ' . JU^iN'.AVURY,' l -"i» J AGKN.IM : r ,V'C.i)\'. Duvun Street, J^Jew Plymouth. , j^,

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