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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9834, 17 September 1897, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE WERTHEIM IS EMPEROR!! (The Greatest Success of Modern Times I 4 Triumph of Mechanical Gtniua I I OFFER to Families Dressmakers, Tailors and Dealers GREATER OPPORT NTTIES than any Company in the world. LIGHT-BDNNING I NOISELESS 1 PERFECTION ! The greatest elements of success. New woodwork, new improvements, and a repn tation cf excellence, durability, and light-running qualities that stand pre-eminent THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM TRIPLEX SEWING MACHINE. THREE MACHINES IN ONE—THE LOCK STITCH, THE CHAIN STITCH, THE COMBINED LOCK AND CHAIN OB EMBROIDERY STITCH. A really extraordinary simple mechanism changes the lock stitch or two-thread stitch into a single thread or chain stitch whenever desirable. Ihe mechanism in question without in any way impairing the excellence of the machine as a lock stitch maohinfr, produces a simple chain stitch, i.e., by using only the upper thread, or a combination lock and chain stitch created by interlacing the shuttle thread with the chain stitch. Read list of yery valuable improvements of Lochhead's patent new high-arm, noiseless, light-running Wertheim Sewin? Machines. Foundry and Factory—Mornington. Head Office—s3 Prinoes street, Danedin. All classes of Sewing Machines repaired, and duplicate parts kept in stock Perambulators, Mangles, Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Wringere, Wire Mattresses, and Knife Cleaners for Cash or Time Payments. ' BRANCHES—26S High street, Triangle, Christchurch ; Tay street, Invercargill; Stafford street, Timaru; Main road, Ashburton ; Nelson, Alexandra and Kaiapoi. ROBERT LOOHHEAD, PROPRIETOR. LLU TRATED CATALOGUE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE t-REE. FREE. *"S&gS. B BEOS - SEASON 1897. 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Kclipse Cauliflower, Is. Lamb's Earliest of all Cabbage, 6d per pkt. Beans, French, New Climbing , , 6d per pkt. Cucumber- Japanese Climbing, 6d per pkt. Lettuce, Zealandia, 6d. Onion, Early Golden Globe, is per pkt. Peas— Key. Dr. Stewart, Is. Tomato, Nimnio's Dunedin Favourite, 6d per pkt, „ Sir Harry Atkinson, Od. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE ALLOWED. ILLUSTRATED LISTS FREE ON APPLICATION TO THE AUENT3, FLETCHER BROS., HIGH STREET, OHRISTOHUROH, AND ASHBURTON. litfl Ptrte •! the WcrftStfte NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABEIβ Mt>TH ZW9 MILK, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Ywftg Ittfauts CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for lafants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. CONTAINS m® STARCH, BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. URfXIN'S tOOD for Ufanto •■* lavalids bet bj ebtaiaed of all Dealtn thiousUeut the World. & MSU.IW, KSRLgBRB' W9KKS, PEGKK&H, LOHDOS, EWSUKD. 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The pain became t» intense that I wae afraid ol injuring my throot and head-especially the latter. I procured one Bottle of Benjamin Gum, and I may say that 1 hadn't an atom of faith in its curative properties, hut felt that I must take eomethUg to ease the pain. I drank contents of Urefc bottle very freely, and am thaniful to cay that in lees than twelve hours I wa« whoHy free from ooagh. w SBABS Woolston, August 10th, 1897. P.S.—Snriy three months rince cottgh bejan.—R.W.*