A BROADCAST BLESSING.

Timaru Herald, Volume L, Issue 4871, 17 June 1890, Page 4

A BROADCAST BLESSING.

The educational force of the Waterbury Watch has been felt all over the world. America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australasia have shared m its civilising and encouraging impulse. The peasant of tho Russian Empire, the Kirghis on tho eteppos of Asia, the Arab horseman of the desert, and the Egyptian Fellaheen upon the Nile can, and do, boast, of a timekeeper, which for utility, accuracy, and rough service is tho peer of, and often more to be relied upon than, any elaborately jewelled pocket piece carried by tho nobility or richer classes of their respective countrymen. In Japan, throughout India, m tbe forests of Brazil, upon the plains of Buenos Ayres, and into the furthest back-blocks of Australia and New Zealand tho Waterbury Watch has found its way, and whereever the people are industrious there the Waterbury Watches are worn ; thero tho. people are daily becoming more punctual, enterprising, and successful. [11 An American paper says :— " If these Australian bruisers do not qnit coming over and knocking out our home-made plug-uglies, we shall have to place a tariff on foreign prizefighters. American blackguardism must be protected agsinßt the pauper freetrade blaokguards of effeto monarchies."

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