Auckland Advertisements. SiE(\ART DtWSON AXD OQ.'S LIYKUPOOL WORLD-RENOWNED ENGLISH , L LIVER WATCHES. F/RST TN QUALITY! FIRS" IN WORMAN. a HtP! F«^r in i JT* Y& di ;ability! ;,! \ i\'H!J^ ESIGN & FINISH ! • Dlr vf trc:.i t. D. & Co.'s Factory in Liverpool.) LWSSTIIAS HALF COLONIAL PRICES. "i > L!:* \SK NOTE.— Tne following Prices 1 mrin.le Pnty Paid l»y ««• Kvery WM.li, (tuality considered, cannot be ,< ; U uil nnder Double the puces :— - A £T 10s «KN'i S \ NGLIB* SILVER L^VEli FOR £3 15s 'I'i.e t =t perfect Kntflisli Ilimtina: Levers in tV orul. Kv«ry Watcliin.«n«r«ctnrod in our own workshops. Ihese Wsit hVs are specinlly adapted for bush work, "wimttei-R, miners, &c, us they wi«l Mam! Mi '.«rdest wear ; send for one. o t'.e-*.. w t hsHnnd compare it with wnat -t ell dcleis call thoir finest KngU-b llmiM- ..t from £7 to £8, and you will •u oiuv declare <»<irs to be the better watch. KLLLING IN HUNDREDS.
A £10 lUs ENGLISH KEYLESS HUNTING SILVER LEVER FOB £5 15s A triumph of utility and convenient a -\atrh that is uNo perfectly air-tiui t. di^tti i.tin- 'I dHtiip-titfhf, keeping the woiks i».-nert.\ clean. Made in two size-, small : IMI | „,,,!!„„.. PhiCK, £i> If*. WORTH TK/ (iUINKAS. AlhO, same Watch m opun lace, price £4 15^. A £12 12s KNGLTSH SILVIA HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH FOB £6 15s X u-li wattli a model of perfection ; i]')'-<\ »'-pl'ttc movement, full jewelled in ?n hie-,' real chionomet<:r expunsion bal .-UK i-. ii« cinial dial, centre seconds, and nut MiU- Mop : each timed to dead l»e->tm poaiti.m-. to >ro exactly the Mime in extreme he Aor cold. Notwithstanding the imitch- ]• ss [n-rfection of thi- « .itch, we positively ss, II it m h less price than retailers charge for ordinary infeiio»-made watches. P'MCK £<£ 15s. FULL RETAIL VALUE FOU TWELVE (j 1 1 IN i AS. A Is.), Mime watch, in open face, price £5 15s.
£7 10s LADIES' ENGLISH HUNTING LEVER FOR £3 15s EVERY WATCH A WORK OF ART, pippin t in shape, chaste in design, of sterling English workmanship — watches tli.il with fair usage will Itist a life time. W< i^k yon t»> observe that we supply om ln.i&riiiticent English Levers at a far le<^ i.vice than in often charged for common lor-itm watches. PRICE in HUNTING CASES, £3 15s; IN OPEN FACE, £3 5 : practically saving to each purchaser from £3 to £4. 8 D \ND.CO.'S LADIES' AND GENTS 1 MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS are tmiy marvellous value. fnrPiices ami Illustrations please see W.iU-h Pamphlet, most investing, sent ft,- on leceipt of 4d in stamps for ifc j-M ta»e. E.i h Customer if supplied with his watel: on a week's free approval and trial. T.ie lull amount paid is returned to anyone dissatisfied. Every Watch is Guaranteed. 30.000 Testimonials have been receiver dnrinsr the last few years from wearers ir nil parts of the world, proving oui Watches to be without equal. Tl>e following are Specimen Testimonial* just received from this District : — "To Stewart Dawson & Co., "Auckland. '•Thames, 18tli April, 1884. De-ir Sir,— Seeing tlmt you are ir; Auckland, I write to say that nearly fivt years ago I sent to Liverpool for one oj vniir English Silver Levers as advertised for £3 15s. I duly received the watch, and my son (William Thorbnrn) has irricd it every day since then at his work —mining:, hush work, riding, etc., and il has never co-4 him one penny for repairs, 'I he watch is a splendid timekeeper, and ioiiUl cost in Auckland at least Ti-n Guineas. My hon could have sold the w atch a score of times, for double the ptic« that it cot-t him, hut would not part with it on any account. I may afco say that I know several here who have sent for your watches, and they have given the greatest satisfaction. You are at perfect liberty to publish this if you wibh, as 1 am well known here. " I remain yours truly, " Wm. Lang Thorbhrn, Engineer, " Tarara, Thames."
11 Tnrarn, Thames, April 26th, 1884. " MesHj'B Stewart Dawson & Co., " Dear Sirs, — About four years ago when in want of a wjiteh, F was recommended to send to your establishment at Liverpool for one of your £3 15s English Silvei Hunting Levers. I did so, »nd received the name. I have carried the watch aboni with me every (hiy bince ; it is an excellent timekeeper, and has stood lots oi knocking about, without being in any waj 1 affect* d. By tyie nature of my husines? I «m constantly riding, and on one occasion the horse I wan riding fell, and I was Thrown to the ground with such force at to htntißh the glas.B into atoms, but the watch did not stop, and it keeps aa correct time now an it did when I first received it " I am, y./urs truly, " Richard H. Ellis, Storekeeper, "Tararu, Thames."
ALL LETTERS AND ORDERS TO Bli ADDRESSED— TO 81EWARTDAWSON& n ,o V 196, QUli^N ISTIIEET AfL'KLAiND.
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 104, 30 May 1885, Page 8
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