Auckland Advertisements.
STEWART IHWSON AND CO.'S LIVERPOOL WORLD-RENOWNED
ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES.
FTRST IN QUALTTY! FIRST IN WOItMAN?UIP! FIRST IN UTTLITY&m jAmLTTY ! MATCHLESS IN DESIGN & FINIbll ! (Direct from S. D. & Co.'s Factory in Liverpool.) LESSTHAV HALF COLONIAL PRICES. PLEASE NOTE.— The following Prices include Duty P«ui by us. fcvery Watch, quality considered, ™"? ot be bouf Retail undor Double the prices :— A £7 10s GENVS KWGLIS' SILVER HUNTING L~VER FOB £3 15s The t itperfect English Hunting Levei j in the world. Rvwy Watch manufactured entiivlv in our own workshops. lUeso Wntohe* «re specially adapted tor bush work, squall, minors, &c us they will stand tin- hardest wear ; -send tor one ,oi theso w..U-l,es and wmjmiv it with « h»t reliil denhMs call tlu-ir hne*t h»fcli : ' Hunters .il from £7 to £8, and you will at once declare ours to hf the hotter watc-h.
SELLING IN' HUNDREDS.
A £10 10s ENGLISH KKYLEPS HUNTING SILVER LEVEU FOB £5 15s
A triumph of utility and convenience a *v«te!i that is al o perfectly sur-tij-ht, dustTl ..i,t -.vu] .iMinn-ti-hN keeping the work*, perfectly clean, two m^;"'""" and luediuu.. PKiOK, £5 15s. WOKf/l Tl-:W (JUINEAS.^ Ajso, same Watch in open face, price JC4 15s.
ENGLISH hiJ-viiH HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH POB £6 15 S
Each wntch a model of perfection ; fi no *t J-phtc iiiovcin.'iit, full jewclhd in mbii- ival cluoiioinetei expansion l>,i! «nee decimal dial, centre seconds, and out side stop • c jch timed to de.nl be it in posi tion- t.'ooexu'tlv the smif- in extreme he it in cold. K-.twithst.inding- the iniitcli-I-s's ii.m lection of this watch, w e positively sell it at a less price than ivt.«ilcrs eh.ir S e for onlinnrv inferior-inmle W'rf...ies. I'KK'E £l» I.^. FILL REI AIL VALUE FOR TWELVE GUIN.AS. A'-o, .same watch, in open face, price i.O 15s. '
£7 10s L\ftlES' "ft M.JSh IiJNTING LEVER
FOR £3 15s
KVEBY WATCH A WWUK OF A?,T, elemmt in shape, chaste in dcsifin, of stcrJin- Kn-lish wc»ikni.inslnn,--%Mitcheß th»t with fair u«ao-e will last a lifetime We nsk you to olnvrve that we supply our mao-nificent English Levers at « far le« uricethan i- "iVn chaT.^ed for common & watches. PHIUIO in HUNTING CASKS, £3 15s; IN OPEN I'ACh, £3 5.; pra.tirvl'v saving to each purchaser from £3 to £4.
S D AND CO.'S LADIFS' AND CENTS' MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS are tinly marvellous value. For Prices and Illustrations please sec Watch Pamphlet, most inteiestinfc- sent free on receipt of 4d in stimps for its postage.
Each Customer is supplied with hi« watch on a week'- free approval and trial. The full amount paid is returned to anyone dissatisfied. Every Watch is Guaranteed.
30 000 Testimonials have been received during the la^t few years fiom wearers in all part* of the woild, proving our Watches to be without equal.
The following are Specimen Testimonials just received from thi« District :— " To Stewak r Dawson & Co., " Auckland. ' Thames, 18th April, 1884. *• Dear £,ii , — Seeing that you are in Auckland, I write to «.iy that iv arly five vear-s a»o I sent to Liverpool for one of Vmw English Silver Levers as advertised for £3 15s. I duly received the watch, and my ?on (William Thoibnrn) has c irried 'it every day since then at his vvorlc —niininir, bush work, riding, etc., and it lias never cost him one penny for rep-iiis. The watch i^ a splendid timekeeper, and would cost in Auckland at least T.-n Guineas. My son could have sold the watch a score of times, for double the price that it coi-t him, but would not part with it on any account. I may also say that I know several hers who have sent for your wntrhe-., and they have ftiven the #ie,ite.-t satisfaction. Yon are at perfect liberty to publish this if you wUh, as I am well known here. " I remain yours truly, " Wm. Lang Thojiburn, Enuineor, 11 Tararu, Thames."
u Tiiraru, Thames, April 26th, 1884. " Messrs Stkwakt Dwvsun & Co., u Dear Sirs, — About four years ago when in want of a watch, I was recommended to send to your establishment at Liverpool for one of your £3 15s English Silver Hunting Lever.-*. I did so, und received • the same. I have carried the watch about with me every day since ; it is an excellent timekeeper, and has stood lots of knocking about, without being in any way affected. By the nature of my business I am constantly riding, nnd on one occasion the horse I was riding fell, and I was 1 1n-own to the ground with such force as to smash the gla*s into atoms, but "the Match did not stop, and it keeps as correct time now as it did when I first received it. " I am, yvjurs truly, " Richard H. Ellis, Storekeeper, ."Tararu, Thames." '
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 83, 3 January 1885, Page 8
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