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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 4, 29 September 1917, Page 10

Htai ON ACTIVE SERVICE ||| ' J The Importance of; Good Watches. Tlil I TN a war of machinery a plentiful supply of Accurate Time- // TSik keepers is imperative. <^/f r? *V^ / ' /IfX The following extract from an article in "The Daily 'Sk?~ \ / "t 7 fi' f \ Mail," by Mr. W. Beach Thomas, proves that good Watches AQ>y,'— \ <■ j.Jr'fi are of prime importance to all in positions of command! in ; f // / / *JJSM every branch of tho Army. L /Mf „/* ij&^MJk Mr. Thomas, inspeakingof tho Messiues Battle, ears:— v» .^fvwfff^f^p^^M "About this time a fighting Colonel saw , ? %f l && i s^^iA a number of the enemy making oil from '' pMJgMJ3%}k r*™ a farm, on the right of the front. To |^^^="^sTfef^^ see Germans escape was more than he %hMf^&3^ ! %tT could endure, so ho rushed forward with W\Mi»M^M&€^'WA his men, took the farm, and fired with &'Mff%WmMj3i* iVi good cltect into tho retreating enemy. KW/lj^SsVllij THEN HE LOOKED AT HIS WATCH. fflp 'KfM^WW The synchronising of all watches was one f«^i3Aw/»W of the greatest little triumphs of organi- t r ■»• -'*$ } ' e f^rj satjon throughout the whole Army, and i wi"< due to fall on this exact spot within __,„»„. -. „„_ . a ..linute. The space gave him just time > STEWART DAWSON S enough to get his men into cover which u -""V wnnuuiiu was happily at hand. As the last man Qf)l DJppC' WATTT-TFS ■ went to the ground, our barrage; true to OUIvLUEXVO WAI the second, descended straight on the Officers' Watch (18 jewels), with screwplace. ju C ase; black dial; luminous hands a How necessary it is for Officers and Men to' have Reliable jR%? im * Watches you will understand by the above narrative. Price, £6 15s. Wristlet Watch, with white luminous THE HOME of RELIABLE WATCHES. dial! " casei * ■ . Other Models- At. 65/- and 72/6. „ , , ~ ~,..,, , . „ ~ , White Metal Trellis Cover. Good Watches—the very best obtainable, and especially suited p r j ce , is. 6d. each extra, for Military Work—ar© to be found at Stewart Dawson's. , „■■ ~■ n.. ■ ' ' We have made a special feature of Soldier's Wrist Watches, .. and from the hundreds of testimonials we have received Jmfjl from the men at the front and from Returned Soldiers, and also from our own practical experience, we can confidently jf^^^^^^&/ recommend the Watches we describe here as absolutely de- - /^Ar/?F/<sWf pendable under all conditions. tl&W&^smsl Huudreds of them are at the Front, worn by Officers and - W^l^Cfs^Mh^.^S^**S. Men, and giving absolute satisfaction. You see, a good Watch often means the safety of the Company, so do not' /wi buy for yourself nor give to anyone going to the Front a /Ml "cheap"' Watch-but buy the best, which you will find at W . SJr Stewart Dawson's " IV jfi If yon cannot come and select it in person, we will send '^Vgllgi^V you one by posfr on receipt of Remittance. —rcgLSS-—-^^ STEWART DAWSON &'Go. (RZ.) Ltd., JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS AND WATCHMAKERS,. • / | Comer Lambton Quay and Willis Streets, WELLINGTON. ' " ' I

Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will hold a stock sale at Levin on Tuesday. A 149-acre freehold farm is offered for sale by Messrs, Grant and Campbell, Hawera. Three farms of various aorcages are offered for sale by Messrs. Harcourt and Co. ■ It is a 'matter of common knowledge that the application of artificial manure is yielding a much larger return for its use than ever before. This is due mainly to farmers' increasing knowledge of the action of manures, and also to the ever-growing use of "Eclipse" Fertilisers. These \famous Fertilisers are prepared for all classes of ;soil and • for all kinds of crops, and they invariably yield profitable returns.—Advt.