|THE CHAMPION ENGLISH LEVERS OF THE WOKLD. VALUE UKPRBOEDRNTED. RETAIL PROFITS ABOLISHED. THE WATCH TRADE PARALYSED. HTEWART T\AWRON AND pO.'S WONDERFUL ENGLISH WATCHES. Every reader of this paper should write at onoe for Stewart Dawson & Co.'s NEW ILLUSTRATED WATCH PAMPHLET THE MOST INTERESTING AND THE BEST ILLUSTRATED BOOK EVER ISSUED IN ENGLAND ON THE ENGLISH LEVEE! A sweeping revolution has been effected, and the voice of tens of thousands prove that STEWART DAWSON AND CO.'S Renowned English Levers have no equal. f Unequalled and celebrated throughout the world as the most perfect made. Movements full capped and jewelled in i Rubies.fine white enamel £7 10s Dials, gold Hands, and English Sl) "k Seconds. Superbly Hunting i finished, Hall - marked Silver Lever sterling silver Cases, for Every Watch worth £7 £3 15s. 10s. 200 of this Watch sold weekly. Beware of worthless imitations. See particulars in our magnificent new Illustrated i. Pamphlet. f Most wonderful value, open-face watch in the A world. Has strong ~ 6 .P^ crystal front, high bezel, Miglisn j w ju last a 8 long as any Crystal-Front -j Hunter> much * teco^ L | ver mended. Price only £3 L 3 10s. LOs - Worth £ 6 63. See splendid new Watch (, Pamphlet. f A triumph of utility and convenience, winding and setting Hands _ A. without the trouble of v iv i using an ordinary key. f ufUStt { See illustration of these, KeylessHimter with pO 3 ition and raetho( j L 6 10s °^ winding, in our newly published Watch Pamphlet, Post free for four I stamps. f Stewart Dawson and } Co.'s NEW MODEL A I WATCH for railway .£lO 10s I servants, tram and 'bus Official English I conductors. Every railEailway Lever ' way employe should read for particulars of our new J26 10s- model Railway Lever. Extraordinary value, L worth £10 10s. f The acme of Perfection, jewelled in six pairs of Rubies, real exA Ten Guinea pansion Chronometer English balance. Beautiful plain Hunting j policed Cases, elegant Chronograph ftiala, go]d Rands, and £fi\'i? centre Seconds, rhe most magnificent watch ever made. Beware of worthiness imitations, f None should hesitate to send for one of these marvellous watches. The A Cases, Dome Ring and m * 3 % Bow Sterling Silver. Sterling bilver j Every Watch warrante d Defiance -j a correct time-keeper, for and une( l ualled under .£3. £3 .£l lss. "^ s ' Ladi 63 ' ditto, with elegantly engraved Cases and beautiful Dials. LMost wonderful watches, f Open - faced Crystal Front, £12 10s. Unequalled at £15 ; ditto Gent's Hunter, £15 10s. Worth English Gold £20. Keyless Hunter, Levers, ■{ £18 10s. Worth £25. Wonderful Gold Keyless Half Value, Chronometers, price £25. Worth, £35; all fully illustrated in our new i. Watch Pamphlet. C S.D. and Co.'s Ladies Splendid ENGLISH . _ .. , GOLD LEVERS, in 18A Ladies carat gold, English Hall Twelve Guinea marked caaea made cn _ English Gold tirely in our > ov/u manu . f™ v factory, and worth half£B 10s. a- dozen foreign made ones. Price, only £8 10s. Hunters' ditto, L£H 10s. f Truly, a speciality among specialities — unique, compact, and elegant, most exquisitely finished, fine full jew-'S-D- & Co.'s JelledJ elled movement, 18-carat Ladies' J gold cases, perfect key- " Nonpareil" | less action. We are Gold Watches, supplying them at nearly cent, per cent, under ! usual prices. Open face, £6 10s. Hunter, £7 10s. The most exquisite t watches yet made. ALBERTS ! ALBERTS ! ALBERTS ! NEW DESIGNS, GOLD AND STERLING SILVER LADIES' AND GENTS'. All illustrated, and at one-half Colonial prices. Sterling silver ; Government Hall marked Alberts, 93 6d, 13s Gd, and 15s 6d ; worth 21s. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING WATCHES. Tttapeka Times. Cut this Square out, and forward it with P.O. Order, payable to S. D. and Co., Dunedin, with 2s 6d added to pay [ post and registration, or send ' cash in registered lciter, and we I guarantee to forward watch on 1 conditions stated by first post. (Signed) Stewahx Dawson and Co. Note.— All Latters and Orders to be addressed — STEWART DAWSON & CO. 34, Princes-street, DUNBD I TS »
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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1183, 26 September 1885, Page 4
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