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LIVERPOOL WORLU-UENOWNED ENGLISH LEVHK WATCHES, FTRST IN QUALITY! FIUS 01 IN WOIUIA^''H[P! FTRST IN UTILITY & Dl. ABILITY! M "t'TILESS IN DESIGN & F[NISH! (Direct from S. D. & O/s Factory m «, Liverpool.) LKSSTHAVHALP COLONIAL PRICES. PLEASENOTE.— The Mlowirtff Prices iiictud<i Duty Paul h.Y "«. «very Wati-h. quality considered, cannot i>e bou.- ' Retail under Double the pnoes :~ ' k£T 10s GKN'rS KWGLIB 3ILVBB HUNTING FOR £3 ].& The r Knglish 1 1 untinir Lcvei s in the worM. Kv.-rv Watcli m« nn tact u red entirely in our own workshops. theho Wufrhrt. nrespet-hllv «a«ptod for biiß.j vnrfc, squ.-.tt^.-s, miners, «c. us they w.ll mnd th- hurdeM wear ; send for one ot the*- w tfhes and com pan- it with w h»t ret.il dealers oal! their finest hngh : i Hunter- nt from £7 to £8, and you will A £10 10s ENGLISn KKYLESS HUNTING SILVKR LEVKK FOR £5 15b Atriimiph'of nti'ity and convenience a >vateh that is al-o pt-rfcrtly air-ti^ht, dust-li-h* h •<! d-nnp-ti"l^, ke<-|""^ the works perfertlv clean! M,,.lein t«-o and <»coW PUiOK, £6 15b. WOltril Ti«;.-i (JUINEAS. Ajso, same Watch in open face, price £4 los. A £12~12s ENGLISH .. w.riß HoXTING CHRONOGRAPH FOR £6 15s Each watch a model of perfection ; finest 3-pl-ite movemont, full jewolh-d in ruhies, r»al chronometer expansion bal «nee, dvcinial dial, centre seconds, and out side stop ; each- timed to de.-.d be»tinpositi«iH«. t« ««• «'xactly the -»mo in extreme heat or e«'»ld. Notwithstanding the matchIpkB perfection of thi-« watel], we positively sell it at a less pi ice than retailers charge for ordinary inferior-made xvnHies. pi'lClO $fi 15s. FULL 111^1 AIL VALUE FOR TWELVE GUIN.AS. AJ.«i, sauie watch, in open face, prase J:5 15s.
£7 10s LADIES' E ..-,«'RU JrIUNTING LEVKR FOR £3 15s
EVERY WA'lUi A \V(oRK OF ART, eleyant in shape, chafite in design, of sterling EngMhh workm.inshin,— watches that with fair usage will last a life tim*. We ask \ <>u to olnwrve that we supply our n.a -niHcent English Levers at a far lew nine than is oft' n charged for common forei-n watches. PRIUB in HUNTING CA.SES, £3 15s ; IN OPEN FACE £h 5- ; pr»-tir.i! ! v saving to each pin chaser froln £3 to Hi.
S D AND CO.'S LADIES' AND GENTS' MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD LEVKHS are ttuly marvellous value. For Prices and Illustrations please see Wati-h Pamphlet, most inteiesling, sent free on receipt of 4d in stimps for its postage.
Ench Customer i? supplied with his watch on a week I*,1 *, free approval and trial. The full amount paid is returned to anyone dissatisfied. Every Watch is Guaranteed.
30,000 Testimonials have been received du'rin" the la>t few yean* from wearer.s in all part', of the world, proving our Watches to be without equal.
The following are Specimen Testimonials just received from this District : — " To Stewart Da\vs,on & Co., "Auckland. '■Thames, 18th April, 1884. " Dear Sir,— Seeing that you are in Auckland, I write to say that nearly five vnaih ago I sent to Liverpool for one of your Kntrlihh Silver Levers as advertised for £3 loss. I duly received the watch, and my >-on (William Thorbnrn) lias carri' d it every day since then at his »york — miniiiir, bush work, ridfng, etc., and it has never c,o-t him <>ne penny for repairs. The watch is a splendid timekeeper, and would cont in Auckland at least Ten Guineas. My son could have sold the watch a score of times, for double the piice that it cos-thim, but would not psirl with it on :tny account. I may al*o say that I know several bore who have sent for yoijr watches, and they have given the grente«t frutisl'uctinn. You are at perfect liberty to publish this if you wish, as 1 am well known here. u I remairl yours truly, " Wm. Lang Thokbuun, Engineer, " Tararu, Thames."
"T^r--iru, Thames, April 261h, 1884. " Messrs Stkwart Dawson & Co., •* D*ar Sirs — About four years ago wlicn in want oi ji watch, I was Kocoiiimended to suml to your establishment at Liverpool for one ni y™»r £3 15s English Silver Hunting Levers. 1 did so, and received the same. T luivu curried the watch about with me every d.ty since ; it is an excellent timekeeper, find hns stood lots of knocking fhbowt, without being in any- way affected. By the nature of »uy business I iini conHtiintiy ndhiK, >md on one occnMon the horse- 1 wsvk riding fell, and I was thrown to the ground with such force an to Hinash the gla>« into atoms, but the watch did not ntopl find it keeps as correct tiiue-now as it did' when I first received it. "I am, >mui\h truly, " Richard H. Jsz*L.ih 4 St»reke«pw, < 'i ',-?^ ■ -/' ( "Tararu, Thumes." •
all imvms and orders to be z AJSD B KSSED— TO '^-y'" 1~ i ^l'AucKLand;' >JV" \ /* ' .
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 81, 20 December 1884, Page 8
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789Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 81, 20 December 1884, Page 8
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