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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3132, 12 July 1881, Page 4

Sewing Machines. NOT FOR AN AGE, BUT FOR A_L TIME! THE WORLD-RENOWNED QLNGEft OEWLNG 1%/TACHINE SEWS THE FINKST MUSLINS, and HEAVIEST CLOTHS. Easy to Learn. A Child can Work it. NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS. for the " New Family, " and " Medium," Machines. THE TRIPLE ACTION BALANCE WEE EL. This patented improvement adds a new feature of excellence to tbone popular Machines sioine of the udvuiittees are as follow :- 1. It enab'es tho inexperienced to suspend the motion of tbs Machine whiln learning the tread'e action. 2. If tbe learner starts the treadle motion in the wrong direction, it will not work the Machine, hut as so m w it takes the right direction it puts the Machine in motion 3 Wheo winding "huttle-bobhins the action of the Machine is suspended, preventing disarrangements of the threads and unnecessary wear. This Mechanical principle on which SiDger's Machines are built can hardly be improved, and as a proof of this it need only l>e snid that it is about the only Machine imitators have endeavored to copy, not only in America, but also in Great Britain and the Continent of Europe. Tbe letral proceedings against Kimball smd Morton, Newton Wilson and Co., and Frister and Ropsman, are wet-known. The case of Newton and Wilson wns carried before the Hou?e of Thfl Singer Co. won. The action agrainpt Frister and Uoseman (a German firm), occupied the Superior Courts seventeen dayfl last year. The decision was altogether in favor of the Hinger Company. Since that trial no Sewing Machine Manufacturers or Dealers are permitted to use the name " Singer " in connection with the styls, ma.c, or sa'e of any Machine except those of the Singer Manufacturing Company's OWN MAKE. BEWARE OF PERSONS who having no good trade repute of their own. use our mime '«SINGER," to palm oft Counterfeit Machines of inferior Construction and Manufacture, Every SINGER "ma. OHIN^I has the Company's name printed upon the Arm, and impressed unon the Brigs Ti ade-mark Plate. The Singer Manufacturing Company's Machines are all Lock-stitch, and they wear well for more than twenty years. ACOESSOEIBS GIVEN "WITH EACH MAOHINB. 1 Feller I Extra Check Spring 1 £_'. Hemmers and Polder 6 Shuttle Bobbins 1 Tuck-marker „ 12 Veedles 1 Quilter „ 1 Screwdriver 1 Braider „ 1 Bottle of Oil 1 Straight Guide 1 Oiler • 1 Screw for Straight Guide 1 Book of Instruction 1 Extra Needle-plate. Other Accessories lor special classes of work ar supplied at a small extra charge. Deferred Payment's Cash deposit reduced to 10s; weokly payments, 2s 6d. MACHINES REPAIRED AT COST. Best Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and T.inen Threads, Machine Oil, Duplicate Parts of Machines, etc., always kept in sto.ik. Needles sent per post. _2T TO AVOID DECEPTION BUY ONLY OP WEIGHT Ar CO., EMERSON-STIUIET, NAPIER. As no one else can obtain the GENUINE SINGER. VERTICAL FEED yOO* x& VERTICAL FEED VERTICAL FEED VERTICAL FEED AT LARGE & TOWNLEY'S Conveyances &te&fcjk*f<t£> "OOYALMAIL li 4 ' :: ' NAP; ER will run DAILY on and after this dateLeaving Petune at 8 o'clock a.m. and 2 p.m. Leaving Clarendon Hotel, at 11 o'clock s.m: and 4 p.m. fc-ingle .Fare 2s; Return, 3s. Booking Office—Clarendon Hotel Napier. VY. VILLERS, Petane. ~W HARD'S * EXPRESS Will leave PUKKTAPITSTORE every SATURDAY Morning at 8 o'clock and TARADALE at 9 o'clock forNAeiER Betrruimr from Napier at 230 p.m; And also will carry Passengers and Parcels. Pee from Puketapu to Napier 2s „ from Taradale to Napier Is. RYME R ' 8 NAPTER and TARADALE ROYAL MAlb COACHES. TIME TABLE. Prom Tar ad alb— Ist. Half-past 8 o'clock, New Road 2nd. Quarter to 9 o'clock via Meanee Brd. 11 o'clock, New Road. 4th Quarter to 2 o'clock, via Meanee Prom Napier — Ist. 10 o'clock, Newtoi 's Corner, New Road 2nd. 11 o'clock, via Meanee 3rd. Half-past two o'clock, New Road 4th. 4 o'clock, Meanee The Puketapu Coach leaves Napier, every TuoSda Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at 11 departing from Puketapu the same days at 1 o clock Pare to Meanee ana Taradale, Is 6d; to Puketapu Bs. Special Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses ca be had at Taradale at any time. G. RYMER. DANI. COTTON PORT AHURIRI LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. «»_s__: —""v.. OUS SES constanti -*--* running between NAPißßand Port Ahuriri Every steamer attended. Buggies, Saddle Horses ets., on Hire. Horses bought and sold. DANI. COTTON. GRANT'S MAIL COACHES LEAVE HAVEIiOCK for HASTINGS RAILWA. STATION In connection with the Train as follows :— Havelock. Habtines. Hastings 8.20 a.m. Uep. 8 45 p.r_ arr. 1-.55 %.iu ret. 9 - 20 " '» S. r >o 10 0 „ „ 11-35,, „ i*„r> pm. „ 12.15 p.m. „ 315 p.m. „ 345 4 o „ „ 4 - 85 >• .. 5 5 „ ~ 5.15 „ „ Pares : Onb Shi:lino baoh way. Coach can be hired to meet any train that is not met in the ordinary Time-t*_jle for Bs. for one or three passengers, above tliree ttie ord.-iary fare of Is each. + v ~o verecl Waggon le ivesHavelock daily at half-past 8 a.m., for Napier, carrying Goods aud Pasaongers at moderate rates, returning in the afternoon. All parcels left at Mr H. Montkith and t S r?} promptly forwarded. Parcels received for Clive, Havelock, Waimarama, Walliugford, Pourere, Maraekakaho, and Karamu. Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horses, 7s 6d per day. Single-seated Buggies, 16s per da Double ~ i„ 20i „ Covered Carriages for Wedding Partlos on hire. Hottses broken to f.luigle and double harness. Saddlo Horses, Bujjrgfes, Cov.jrud Carriages, and Coaches can bo had ijo meet any train at Hastings by posting or telegraphing- to G. Grant, Hastings. i GEO. GRANT.