

GREAT SALVAGE GUESSING COMPETITION. Sft|| Wt t#" Watchmaker & Jeweller, » ©A^&fVf WILL GIVE AWAY 11 GUINEAS WORTH OF PRIZES 11 Under the following conditions : A vANULfc V iCtl OlNvilEv IHfalijl ™& about 9|in. m Circumference, now on view m the Window of his Temporary Premises, at Davis' Befreshment] Room, will be lit m the Window of his NEW SHOP, to be built on the site of the • old one which was burnt down. The Candle will be lit One Month after shifting into the new shop, and from now until then, every FIVE SHILLINGS laid out for GOODS or WATCHMAKING will entitle a person to have a Guess as to HOW LONG IHK CANDLE WILL TAKE TO BURN. The One Guessing Nearest will get the ~ti 6it "B^'BMWW Which' Will Be The Choice op Ha vino ■*»■' MrMmMMdWJd) a Gent's New Silver Hunting English Lever "Watch, Capped and Jewelled, and Sterling Silver Chain. Value Six Guineas—*6 6s ; or a Lady's sterling si.vw Watch, enamelled dial, and a Silver Chain, value £6 6s. The Gents' Watch has b. Salkk's name engraved on works and dial, and is a first-class New English Lever. The Lady's "Watch is a superior one, beiutifully finished, and a Two (2) years' written guarantee from S. Salek will be given with either Watch. The One who Guesses the seconl neanst will get the 6^««4| H^~M W^^ M? Which is the Choice of a MT MmM-MJMXi) Lady'S Gold BrOOCh. Value <£2 28, or Gent's Sterling Silver Chain and Locket, value £2 2s. The one Guessing the third nearest will get a t^l tl fXl'lAiJCij G-ents' Sterling Silver Chain, value £1 Is, or L.,dy's Gold Brooch, value £1 is. An EXTRA PRIZE of TWO GUINEAS CASH, Will be given for the BEST CONTJNDRTJJMT, having .some reference to the Guessing Competition, its Conditions 01 Prizes. Conundrums to be sent m under m norn rle plume only, and the real name and nnm de plume to be enclosed m a sealed envelope, which will not be opened until the Committee appointed to judge have decided which is entitled to the prize. Conundrums, as they are received, will be copied out, and Shown m S. SALEK'h window. tM /^t> IMv j "Worth of Prizefc Given Away. For every 5s laid out at S. SAIYEK'S, Warch «S> la! '*fe'®»»> <y^: fKssl!tP' maker and Jeweller, you are entitled to a Guess and to send m a Conun drum ; £1 expended entitles you to four Guesses and to send m four Conundrums; and spending £2, eight Guesses and ei«'ht Conundrums, and soon. Any ONE Person can thus win ALL the PRIZES if he has tnree of his Guesses nearer than anyone else. Competitors will appoint a Committee just previous to the time for lighting the Candle, and arrange details for its burning and taking the time correctly, so as to ensure the competition being carried out m a satisfactory manner. No one knows How Long the Candle will take to Burn, not even the maker. A record of Competirors, their Guesses, and Conundrums will be kept, fehould there be a tie, the one that was received first to have the preference. Before lighting the Candle all Guesses will be sealed up by a Committee, and no Entry receivbd afterwards. The Candle and Prizes are Now on View m the Shop Window of S. SALEKj at Dayis' Refreshiilent Rooms, S. SALEK, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Begs to draw attention to his Cheap Pale of High-Class Gold and Silver* Ware, Gold and Silver Watches, Marble Clocks, etc., tta The Stock will be found well worthy of inspection, especially by those who intend making WEDDING PRESENTS, BIRTHDAY PRESENT'S, Or PRESENTATION TESTIMONIALS As S. SALEK intends opening the New Shop with an almost entirely New Stock, he is now offering his present Stock At Unprecedented Prices And the present time affords an opportunity of purchasing High-Class Jewellery, etc., seldom met with m Ashburton. Watchmaking and Jewellery Eepairing m all their Branches carried on as usual. Mail Print.