Benson,. /. w., by-special APPOINTMENT to H.E.H. U» PRINCE OF WALES. Benson, a w., by special APPOINTMENT TO H.H.K the MAHARAJAH OF BURBWAN. . uvanwa •p A nTABV • LVi»A itfr 1 tS CLOCKS and WATCHES. 63 & _ 60.1.-UDGATB SIL& ENSON, J. W., 99 WEST. BOURNE-GROVE, and 25 OLD BOJSD-STRSET. B ENSON, J. W., MAKER of th» GOLD CASKET presented by tb« (Sty. of London to H.R.H. the PRINCE of WALKS. Benson,, j. w., maker of th» CASKET presented by the City of London to H.ii.H. PRINCE AL« FRED. . ENSON, J. W. MAKER of the CHRONOGRAPH by which fh« DERBY is TIMED. B ENSON, J. W., MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK of th* EXHIBITION of IBOA, B ENSON’S W T AICH PAMPHLET, illustrated, on every construction of Watch, with their prices., r B BNSON’S WATCHES,—GoId and Sliver, at 200 to 2 Guineas, in all s half to 3 inches diameter. BENSON’S’ CLOCKS for the DRAW. ING, DINING, and BEDROOMS, from 2 to 2,000 .Guiana*. ENSON’S “EXACT” WATCH,foe Extreme Temperatures. Silver, .25 Guineas, :, Gold, ; 40 Guineai. B~ ENSON’S INDIAN WATCH, com* pehsated for all Climates. Silver,- ' 15 Guineas: Gold, 30 Guineas. BENSON’S WATCHES—CHRONO* graph, ketless,;:kepeat. KKS. Benson, ;j. w., prize medal, DUBLIN, CLASS 10. Benson, j. w„ prize medal LONDON, CLASS 33. BENSON’S W ATCHE3 are sent to all parts of the World sale BY POST.
BENSON’S WATCHES —CHBONO* METER, DUPLEX, LEVER. Benson's watches,—hori. ZONTAL, CENTRE SECONDS, Ac, BENSON’S CLOCKS for the HALL,. LIBRARY, and CARRIAGE. BENSON’S CLOCKS for CHURCHES TURRETS, A STABLES. Estimate* »eut. ENSONVPLATE PAMPHLET, it lustrateiiy contains 300 Engraving*. • CIANDELABPvA in ORiIULTX / and BRONZE. CANDELABRA IN SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE, BRONZES d’ART by Boa* and Istdouk Bonhbub, Pjudub, Msnu, Biayn, Ac. JEWELLERY, DIAMOND, of ORI QINAL DESIGNS. - , - -r JEWELLERY FOR BRIDAL AND OTHERPRESENTS. TEWELLKRY, DESIGNEDLY ITA* U LI AN and FRENCH ARTISTS. wIILVF® PLATE, designed expressly O fear PRESENTATION. SILVER PLATE for RACING O FIELD or AQUATIC SPORTS. SILVER PLATE for SIDE BOARD DINNER, and TEA TABLES. ... gILVER PLATE FOR. INDIA. {T Q & 60, LUDGATE-HILL, 25 OLD O O BOND-STREET, and DD WEST* BOURNE GROVE.
Superintendent** Oflics, Napier, March 26, 186?. A' NUMBER of IMMIGRANTS, con* Bisliug of 30 families, 46 single wo* men, and 23 single men, having arrived tijr the ship ‘ Montmorency,'' from London, the undersigned will be glad to receive or* der* for servants, male or female. Applicants will please state the class of servant required, and the wages they are willing to give. ' ;» •• a. T- FANNIN. Clart,'
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 470, 15 April 1867, Page 1
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408Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 470, 15 April 1867, Page 1
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