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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4831, 3 July 1884, Page 4

■~~^,, -.WATCHES STEWART DAWBON AND CO.'S LIVERPOOL WORLD-RENOWNED English Lew Walches! , t %J: v ..:' FIRST IN QUALITY 1 ' ' FIBSTIN WOBKMANSHIP! STR9T IN UTILITY asd DURABILITY I MATCHLESS IN DESIGN ahd FINISH! (Direct from S. D. & Oo.'s Factory in \ Liverpool.) LESS THAN HALF COLONIAL PRICES, -. NOTE.—The - following * Prices JL iaolade Duty Paid by us. Erery Wfttah, quality, considered, cannot bo bought * BettU under Doable the pricei ;— ''" • A£7 10* gent's english silver; hunt- :; ? \ 1 ing lever ""■£3 15 S , The mart perfect Bogliili Hunting Levers '-: - itt the* world. * Every Watch manufactured sfttirely 'in ..our own ' workshops. These * }, Kfatehei - are,ap«cially adapted for bush work, •quattera, miners, &c, as they will'atand the hardcat wear; send for one of these watches and compare it. with, what retail dealers call thtir finest English Hunters at from £7 to £8, and you will at once declare ouratobethe '. better watch. ! SELLING IN HUNDBEDS. £10 10« ENGLISH KEY LESS HUNTING SILVER LEVER . . .*■ £5 15 S . A'triumph of utility , and conTenience, a watch that it also perfectly air-'ight, dusttight, and damp-tight, keeping the works per- . \, feetly clean.' - Made in two. sizes, .small and $ medium; PBICE, £5 15s- WOBTH TEN GUINEAS., Aleo, same Watch in opfia fact, price £4 161. A£f2 12s - ENGLISH SILVER HUNTING CHRONOGRAPH '' I J. i. .?*. £6 15s. Each watch a model of perfection; finest {•plate moTement, full jewelled in rubies, < . real chronometer expansion balance, decimal dial, centre seconds, and outside atop; each timed to dead beat in positions, to go exactly '■ the" same in. extreme heat or cold. Not* withstanding 'the matchless perfection of Una watch, wo positively sell it at a less price than retailers charge for ordinary inferior* made watches. PBICE, £t5 15s. FULL JRETAIL VALUE EOE TWELVE *„..--,GUINEAS. Also, same watcb, in open face, " price £5 15a. - - '■' A £7~lo* •f LADIES' ENGLISH HUNTING -* * - <- • LEVER - :?.■■€. :- rr-£3 iss. „ EVEBY THATCH A WOBK OF ART, J elegant in shape, cba*te in design, of sterling l v vEnglwh.jwortmanahip,—watches that with } fair usage will last a life time. We ask you t ' to observe''that we enpp'y our magnificent . English Levers at a fur less price than is often f/ .charted for common foreiga'watche*. PRIOR \ . IN HUNTING CASES, £3 15a j IN OPEN FACE, £3 ss; practically saving to each purchaser from £3 to £4. ■r , 8;:-' D. aw? CO.'S LADIEB' AND GENT'S MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH GOLD s LEVERS are trdy marrellous vahte. For Priceg and Illas'rations glease soe j ' Watch Pamphlet, most interesting, sent free ' ' on receipt of 43 in stamps for its postage. \\;>/ : .v •" * — !r,'. Each* Customer is supplied with his watch on * week's free approval and trial. „The full amount paid is returned to anyone iV ,-,§f , , disaatiafied. y * * Every Watch ia Guaranteed. 30,009 Testimonials have been re- ~ , caived during the last few years from wearers in all parts 0' lha world, • ■ our Watches to bo without '> :'• '.""v i l -• '( t equal. ' The following are Specimen Testimonials '& ust received from this District :— To STEWABT DAWSON, & CO.; ■ >- . • „" Auckland. * " ; -•• Thames, 18th April, 1884. "-Dear Sir, —Seeing tbat you are in Auckland, I write to say that nearly five years ago ' ■?> I aent" to Liverpool toy one of your English Silver Levers- as advertised for £5 15s. I 1 - - .--.duly received the watcb, and my son (William Thorburn) haa carried it every day since then ' J ■ nt his work —mining, bash work, riding, etc., 1 and it hfti'never cost Lim one penny for repairs., TLe. watch ia a splendid timekeeper, and "would 'cost in Auckland at least Ten f; - j Guineas. Mysoo-opuld have sold'the watch a acore ot times, ford üble the price that it coat-him, but would not part with it on any ' ' f account I may aldo say tbat I kaow several f '- here "who haVo sent for your waiche«, and l.bey " - have "given" the greatest satiafHOtion. You are ~1 *, at perfect liberty to publish this if you wish, f <;> v'.sa 1 aiu well known here. - ": „ "I remain" yours truly, -,' 1 '- "Wh. LusaTHOBBtJBif, Engineer, 1 '"' ' ' •' Tararu, Thames." , " Tararo, Thames, April 26.h, 1884 '- ' tt Meaafa SkrwAßT Dawsok. * Co., " Dear Sirs, —About four years ago when in ' want of a wateb, I was recommended-.to send \' to yonr establishment at Liverpool for ore of >y»ur £3 16s English Sjlver Hunting Levers. I did so,, and received the sime. 1 have ' carried the watch about with me every day . ■--, since: H.ia an excellent timekeeper, and has " ' atoodlola.of knocking about, without being ' in any, way affected. By the natura of my bu»ine»s I am^onstantly riding, and on one orcasion tie bprae I was riding fell, and I waa thrown, to the ground with auoh force sa to \C-. smash the glass into atoma, but the watch did '■> f^not atop, and it keeps as correct time now as f iU' it didwhen I first received it. >.;. , - , "I-amyouM truly, .*..» " ♦•BiCHABpH.BtIJB, Storekeeper, - ' - " Tarara, Thames." „> ALL LETIBB9 AND OBDIBS TO BE : - ADDBESSBD-ra .T*:l' f;.' IJWV QueenlStwet,