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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16484, 25 February 1914, Page 7

v Coming as they do from the World’s best makers—firms with a reputation to sustain —customers can rely upon their time-keeping qualities under the most exacting conditions. W.e have just opened a new shipment and would be glad to have you call and inspect. Everyone guaranteed fully. . Always for Caish. • HIGH-STREET,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER (Lute of Gunderson's)^ Dominion Buildings, Cathedral Sq. - i 4, .(Irani Pioturo Theatre. Betweoi Broadways. NOTICE OF OPENING. I have to inform veu that the biiamoss of the late A. Gnndorisen his boon soli, and my connection with that firm has therefore been severed. I have now started in business .for myself in Cathedral Square, next to Wood- * .. s :_Lk :4 . y.Qwfnnfltr now Anri ward’s (Tobacconist), with a perfectly new and up-to-dftte stock, and I shall bo glad to i up-to-aare sroou, auu. * «.»■. e- reco.re vour patronage. I am specialisms in the-re-pairins of Watches, Clocks and Jewellerjr, ; of all kinds, and ahaU behind to undertake any work yon may care to entrust to me, R. BENNETTS. E.P. GRAVY BOAT, 16/6 m BOATS These are Electroplated, and are not easily broken or damaged. The designs, too, are better than those you can usually buy in chinaware. Let us show you others. 59 G. COATES & CO. LTD. 744 COLOMBO ST. ( E.P. GRAVY BOAT, 25/083*6—1388