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Auckland Advertisements*

FtEWIRT MWSON AISTD OCX'S LIVERPOOL WORLD-KENOWNED ENGLISH LEVER WATCH ES.j FIRST IN QUALITY! FIRST IN WOiiMANSHIPI FTBST IN ITT" T&DJ *B lUTY \1 \TCHLKSB & FINIbH ! (Direct from t. D. & Go.'s Factory in LKSSTHAN HAL^SIONTAL PRICES. T>LEASE NOTK^Thi following Prices IT include Duty Paid by w. J^y A £7 10s Giarm lnglis" silvkk hunting FOB £^ -Jg B work, squattprs, miners, tec, hs J Jiey FWid the hardest wear ; send fo one ot SELLING IN HUNDREDb.

A £10 1«h ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVER LEVfcR FOR £q [5g5 g A trinmph of utility and convenience a VaYch that is al*o perfectly air-tiyht, dusttht and dainp-tiihf, keeping the works Ja f W^. in open face, price £4 15*. * A £12~12s ENGLISH SILV KB HUOTNO CHRONOGRAPH FOR £6 15s Each watch a model of perfectoon ; finest i-pWte movement, full jewelled in ruhies, real chronometer expansion bnl ane., iecimol dial, centre seconds and ou • "wV itop ; each timed to dead be«t m poait on« to% exactly the «.mo m extreme heat or cold. Notwithstanding the matchless perfection of tliis watch, we positively gel! it at a less price than retoulew charge for ordinary inferior-made watches. PHTPF £B 15s. FULL RETAIL VALUE FOR TWELVE GUINEA:*. A\*o, same watch, in open face, price ~i> 15s.

£7 10s LADIES' raSrUSh HUNTING LKVKR

FOB £Q J£ q EVERY WATCH A WORK OF ART, elegant in shape, chaste in design , of *ter fin? English workmanshm^watcliea thiit ask yon tn obnerve thai we supply oar magnificent English Levers at a tar less CASKS, £3 15s; IN OPEN FAUh, irf 5s ; practically saving to each purchawr from iC3 to £4.

S D AND CO.'S LADIES' AND GENTS* MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD LEVKRS are truly marvellous value. For Prices and UWtratione please see Watch Pamphlet, most inteiestmg; sent free on receipt of 4d in stamps for its postage.

Each Customer is supplied with hw watch • on a week's free approval and trial. The full amount paid is returned to anyone dissatisfied. Every Watch is Guaranteed.

30 000 Testimonials have been received dnriu" the last few years from wearers in all parts of the. world, proving our Watches to be without equal.

The following are Specimen Testimonials just received from thia District :— "To Stewart Dawson & Co., "Auckland. '• Thntnes, 18th April, 1884. Dent £tr,~Seeing that you are in Auckland, I write to say that nearly five years a<ro I sent to Liverpool for one ot your English Silver Levers iib advertised for £3 15a. I dnly received the watch, an d' mv *on (William Thorburn) has carried it every day since then at his work —mining hush work, riding, etc., and it has never cost him one penny for repair* The watch it* a splendid timekeeper, and jronW cost in Auckland at least lon Gnin-as. My eon could have so Id the wutch a score of times, for douhle the price that it cost him, but would not part <vith it on any account. I may al«o say that I know several here who have sent for vonr watt-hen, and they have given the m-eatent satisfaction. You are at perfect liberty to publish this if you wish, as I am w-ell known here. '♦ I remain yours truly, " Wm. Lang Thorborn, Engineer, "Tararu, Thames."

-" Tarflrn, Thames, April 26th, 1884.

" Me<ws Stevvabt Dawpon & Co., " 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 Levern. I did so, nnd received IJbe wune. 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, and on one occasion the horse I wan riding fell, and I was thrown to the ground with such force as to smash the gla*s into atoms, but the watch did not stop, and it keeps as correct ■time now as it did when I first received it. " I .im, y.>urs truly, " Richard H. Ellis, Storekeeper, "Tararu, Thames."

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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 97, 11 April 1885, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 97, 11 April 1885, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 97, 11 April 1885, Page 8

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