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Evening Star, Issue 5015, 31 March 1879, Page 1

SEWING MACHINES. PARIS EXHIBITION, 1878. JHB ONLY GRAND PRIZE - s (A much higher award than the gold medal) Has been Awarded WHEELER AND VILSON'S !•...■; NEW DOUBLE POWER SEWING MACHINES For their Superiority over Eighty Competitors. This Brilliant Triumph; confirms the verdict of the American Institute, the highest authority, that the new Wheeler and Wilson is the ' "Beat Sewing Machine in the World." The New Wheeler and Wilson has More and Greater Improvements than any other Sewing Machine, Send for a Circular to WI LL IA M,M ELY ILL E, Agent, And Practical Machinist, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. AH kinds of Machines. Repaired with promptI ness and despatch. I SEWING MACHINES, . SEWING MACHINES. BUY OF THE IMPORTERS. ; TOHN SHEEN & CO., Rattray street, beg to inform the Public of Dunedin that they are now Belling Sewing Machines by the bast-known makers as follows : TREADLE MACHINES—- & b. ■ < Singer's Domestic ... ... 610 Raymond's No. 1 6 10 J Jones's B Manufacturing ... 810 Jones's 0 „ 8 10 , Jones's Elastic Arm 12 0 Jones's Wax Thread 15 0 HAND MACHINES— Raymond's Household £4 4s (Over 5,000 of this machine sold by our firm in New Zealand. Can strongly recommend them,) Raymond's Home Shuttle ... £4 4s (A.very handsome machine, beautifully finished.) i WanzerA ... ... ... £4 4s (With new stand.) ' The above are all excellent machines, and wo can confidently reoommend them to the attention of the public. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Liberal allowance to country storekeepers. Note Address—i .-■■■■: ; JOHN SHEEN & CO., Rattray street. THE SINGER MANUFAOTURHTG OO.'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, K3- The Best in the World. "S* THE of the Fittest" Is Illustrated in ; the records of the Sewing Machine Market; from 1871 to 1876. In 1871 the Singer Manufacturing Company had twenty-four competitors, whose total annual sales were 424,834 machines. In 1876, thirteen competitors had gone out of business ; the. total annual sales of the survivors had fallen off 121,217 maohines, and the annual sales of the Singer's leading competitor had fallen off 19,529 machines. Meanwhile the sales of the Singer Maohlne Increased from 181,260 to 262,316 machines, and even this enormous number, despite the "hard times," was still further increased In 1877 to 282,812 machines. All our Family Machines are now Bupplled . . with the TRDPLE-ACnON WHEEL, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ! In buying make sure of a Genuine Machine.

BBWAEB OF " CHEAP " MACHINES ! As a rule they are perfect rubbish. NO TIC E : Cash. Deposit Reduced to £l. ■ '' .'"Weekly Payments, ss. ... . _, A L D R I 0 Agent. Princes street, Bunedin. PUBLIC NOTICES. FUKNITTJRE-REMOVING VANS (Established 1863). lURNITURE carefully Removed in Town and Country by Pair-horse Covered Furniture. V'Bn. Country work according to agreement. All orders punctually attended to. . Note Address— W. GTINN (late Mr Fleet), Great King street North,' Dunedin. "BULLDOG" ALE AND STOUT. BASS'S P~A L E ALE, By Read Brothers, London (" Bulldog " Bottling Mark). the Brewers nor tiie Bottlers have spared any trouble or cost to make this the Finest Ale in the World. Both oapltal and skill are allied to make It a standard of excellence. GUINNESS'S STOUT, By Read Brothers, London .(" Bulldog " Bottling Mark). ii ' S^ ia „ St ? ut combines due richness with the _ edge' that is developed by prolonged storage nesas; and the bottling arrangements are & guarantee of prime condition. W. ft G. TURNBULL & CO., Sole Agents, Dunedin. W. BACON & SONS, Livery, Bait, and Letting Stablea, Great King street. AVTNG made great alterations to our premises, we are now prepared To Let Carriages, Waggonettes, etc., for Wedding and Picnic Parties at Reduced Prices. LADIES' AND GENTS' HACKS. We havtf just received from Home a lares. Stookof e SADDLERY, consisting of Saddles, Bridles, Single and Double Harness of all descriptions, Whips, etc., etc., which we are prepared to Bell at remarkably low prices. •fTHE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN." DAMS BROTHERS, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS, Have pleasure in intimating to their fries? ds and the public of Dunedin and suburbs that they have taken the business lately carried on by Mr Barnard I»aa* in Great King itreet (three doors from Union street), and trust by care and strict attention to buiinets to obtain a share of .o*i/m«.« # , N one tut fa t purwt drug* and ■ kept. ! Patent and Proprietary Perfumery and Tofkt ReqfMtesi