H. 0. SHEARGOLD IS AT THE TOP OF THE HILL INSTEAD OF THE BOTTOM And begs to notify his esteemed customers that he has now a fresh and clean stock 'n the Store at the top of the hill (Late Irvine's Store) and will be delighted to wait opon old and new Clients. H C. SEEARGOLD. 8. P. Q. R.lStore OHAU.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AKt) ELECTROPLATE EVER OFFER ED IN THE DISTRICT. Mm Opiug May 4 May T. SHERLAW begs to inform the PUBLIC OF LEVIN and SURROUNDING DISTRICT that h» lias taken over the business lately carried on l>y Mr E. W. J. Sm :+ h, whore ho hopes to merit a share of Public Patronage so liberally extended to Mr Smith in the past. He will open on Thursday mornto May 4th with the largest and finest selected stock of Jewellery an d rlate ever shown in the district. WEDDING PRESENTS, B RTHDAY PRESENTS, Etc GOLD WATCHES GOLD WRISTLET WATCHES. SILVER WATCHES SILVER WRISTEET WAtOHIBB. L'rices to Suit all Pockets. 2ls Our Noted Nickel Lever 21s TRINKKTS. urtS&Xm*. » charms. LOCKETS. M&BEESBBk crosses. ||j]|»aMMR BANGLES. . brooches NECKLETS. PENDANTS Engagement Koepar! ilinqs, Rings," "and Wed ling Rings BISOTIT BARRELS. ' TE OOFFEE SETS. A VASES. HAND BAGS. PURSES. Hi * CARVER SE'IS. RAZORS. ' wnr TRINKET BOXES jiANICUKE SETS. DRESSING CASES. THE REPAIRING DEPMtTMENT. Will be in full swing again from now and all Watch, Cloak and Jewellery Repairs will be executed with dispatch, and the quality ot workmanship cannot be reached *>y any other watchmaker in the district. In justice to myself and for lie information of the pubho who don't seem to know me by repute, and more especially -those connected with the trade who have been endeavouring to circulate statements with a view to damaging "iy reputation, 1 may state that the twelve years pTior to my coming to Levin, two years ago, 1 was : n business in Wellington —not as a "practical" watchmaker, but as a watch expert, and during those twelve years 1 had custom i* in almost every town from Auckland to Dunedin, and in many instances doing watch-work for them that could not iiave been executed elsewhere in this Dominion. Apart from this, during the winter months I conducted classes for the benefit of the ordinary watchmaker, who waa desirous of thoroughly learning tihe trad® with a view to improTing his position. There are Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, also Blacksmith* and Tinsmiths. I belong to none of these, but public opinion eays tKat SHERLAW is the greatest exparfc on Watches in tie Dominion. You get the benefit of this wlisn you leave your repairs with— ' JL. m HSP JmLmdJmStL. muKL OXFORD sf. LEVIM PROMPT ATTENTION, MODERATE CHARGES, EVERTTHINQ GUARANTEED. 4604*
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1916, Page 1
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