IIEVER W^TPMES.
FIRST IN' QUALTTY! " , . FIRfcC IN , WOU'VI A,N S HI W : ; A V^^T [N UTILITY & Dt iv^Uh^ IN DESIGN & FINISH! (Direct iron) S. Dr & Oo.'s Factory in Liverpool.) LKSSTHAVHALFCpLONIALPBIOBS. T-> LB ASE NOTFu.— Tue 6olloVi.ig Vviw include Duty Paid by ««. Every quality considered, cannot Uo bour Bitail under Double the prices ;— A £T 10s GSN'xS L^GLTS- 3FLVKR HUNTING L^v T Elt FOR £3 15s The r 3t perfect En«rK«!» ii untinsr Loveij in the worid. Bvwy Watch m umfactured eitin-ly in our own workshops. lhese AVat hVs are *pemll.v "^apted for bus . M-«,r!--, Rqnatto.-» t minew, &c, us they will Hand th<- hards^t wear ; send for one of these w U-he»«ml com pure it with what ret til dealers call their finest Lnglnlj Hunters at from £7 to £8, and you will ■ at once doclaw FJiLLING IN HUNDREDS. j
A £10 10s ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVER LEVER FOR £5 15s A triumph of utiiity and convenience » -v«tci» that i< al>o perfectly air-tislit, dnstTi«ht, and dainp-tiuh*, keepins the works Perfect! \ clean. Wade in two sizes small and medinni. PKiCE, £5 15s. WORTH TEN GUINEAS. AJso, same Wntch in open face, price £4 15?.
A £12 12s ENGLISH SILVKR HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH FOR £6 Ws Each watch a model of perfection ; finest f-pl'ite movement, full jewelled in rti hie*, renl chronometer expansion bill ance, decimal dial, centre seconds, and out Ride st<»p ; each timed to dead beat in positions to go exactly the -iinw in extreme he:tt or cold. NHtwith^tHiiding the matchless peifectiun of tlii* watch, we positively sell it at a lfss price than retailers charge for ordinary infeiiov-marie watches. MICE £G 15s. FULL RETAIL VALUK FOR TWELVE GUIN.A3. A-<», same watch, in open face, price £5 15s.
£7 10s LADIES* X obiSk HUNTING LEVER
FOX £3 15s
EVERY WATCH A WRK OF ART, el^int in sliape, chaste in design, of sterling English worlouanshi^,— watches thnt wiHi fair nsage will last a life tan^. We avk yon to observe that we supply our «ia"-nihVent Knftliali Lsvew at a far less price than is oft.jn Hiargwi for common fon-iVn vatches. PRICE in HUNTING CASES, £3 15s; IN OPEN FACE, £8 5< ; pra«-tM'Jii'v saving- to each pindmser from £3 to £4.'
S D AND CO.'S LADIES AND GENTS' 'MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD LEVEHJS are truly nian-dlous value. For Prices and Illustralioiw please see Watch Pamphlet, most inteiestin^. sent free on receipt of 4d in stamps for its postage.
Eac-h Customer is Pnpplied with his watch on n week's free approval and trial. The full amount paiid is returned to anyone dif>ssitisfi' j d. Every Watch is Guaranteed.
30,000 Testimonials have been received during the biM few jsears fiotn Wearers in all parts of the world, proving our Watches to be without equal.
The following arc Specimen Testimonials just received fpom this District : — " To Stewaut Dawson & Co., " Auckland. '•Thfimes, 18th April, 1884.. '
" Dear Sir,— Seeing thnt you are in Auckland, I write to «?ay that nearly five years ago I sent to Liverpool for one of your English Silver Levers as advertised for £3 15s. I dn'y received the watch, and my son (William Tliorburn) has v.-jrri:d it every day since then nt his %york — mining, bn^h work, riding, etc., and it hai never cost him one penny for repairs. The watch is a splendid timekeeper, and would cost in Auckland at least Ton Guineas. My son could have sold the •Aiitcli a score of times, for double the price that it cost him, but would not part with it on any account. I may al-^o say that I know several h^re who have sent for yoifr watrhe^, and they have given the greatest satisfaction. You are at perfect i ; herty to publish this if you wish, as I am well known here. " I remain yours truly, " Wm. Lang Thctrburn, Engineer, "Tararu, Thames."
u Tararu, Thames, April 26th, 1884. "Me«wH Stewart Dawson& Co., « •' Dear Sirv,— About four yenrs ago when hi want of a watch, I was recommended to send to your establishment at Liverpool for one of your '^£3 15s English Silver Hnntirfg, Levers. I did so, >md received the satflfe.'''. X h«ve can-ied the watch about with me eyery,'nay^ since ; it .is an excel,lent timekfteper r and has stortd' lots of -^mocking a'b})iit, witl)out being in arty way .fkffuctfd.: By .the^ nature of my. business ndin^,,nnjd.on"-6ne oqcaVHojiitlie hors^ il , wa«'Tidiii^; fel I, aml : I yvt^k • 4hmy?n $o the ground with- sucli)H'orcer as &£ss)§:ss■ g\v* ;idto..'§t^«i^\l)at tlk, nQiiHtop, and itkefepsW.dori'ect 4 did when I fii*Ktreqeivedii! s t^ J y^ r^^itel&RWn 3 lisW.iH,,StoreKoeper,tfV4
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 82, 27 December 1884, Page 8
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758Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 82, 27 December 1884, Page 8
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