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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 552, 2 December 1879, Page 4

: THBi LARGEST SAIiE'IN AUS- -...... j -f ;=H r f-.,va -o-., -,-•■-...' : ,,, v . ..,- .„■, -. >t ; BEDUOED PRICK jJSSTiJ J mHB "TTOME" QHUTTLE. X '■ ±1. .- -v^-1^...,:: f.f.Lf.-c-,.-;. The bert and moat easily worked Family 'Sewing Machine in the market, '1 - WITHOTTT REOAKD TCL-PlUO*, And we feel oonfhlent that [.whenever persotf ,wish:ing to Wy Sewing Machines give 'the-:,:. *fnoiw : "^k!mMM : 'sekfm^. Fairtrial, in competition with other nuohlnes, ' jifwill nave' the preference;' 5 ' I / ;; '^| ; - : " r '- { ' ••'■ ■'■ ■- [■ ■■- • • In proof of theb : . superiority .over other, ma- . chines We guarantee. th«m for Five Years. . •• ■■' ; - I - t ~ i- .," — ', \ .** '"'.,- . With the Machine hi furnlahed— Hemmer, Braider Bobbins, Oil JGari, OU, j Screwdriver,'-^ve-' Needles, : Gattee, Clamp, and'directlbria for use. ' All secnrely papked in 'strong case, without extra charge.' It will hem, 'fell, bind, cord, braid,. seam, tuck, .ruffle; hemstitch; and gather; and sew, on anii j gather at: the name time, and,wlll j work eqiaally well on Silk, Linen, .^qollen, . and Cottcm^pjodß^with Bilk/.^Linen, 'or" Cotton Thrjead. ] : . „, .! , , , , *.:".'...,"'■! No. 1-^HANP; MACHINE, reduced to £4i j^ $ B;_This ia alflo adapted for use on tables and Treadle, which we will supply -at any time, of elegant American manu- , faoture for £2 ss. . No. 2 — Machine, for treadle use oaly, having: the . very great advantage of being set level with the table, complete, with elegant Ornamental Iron Stand, with handsome polished top, complete, „ reduced to £6 ss. No, 3. —Machine, as above, with polished coyer to look; and protect machine, reduced to £7 7s. . Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MACHINES are not procurable we will send them' direct to purchasers on receipt ef remittance or reference. . ■. i Every Gkkoink Homb-Shuttli SEiWING MACHINE Is stamped M M OSB * O°" Solk Agents, SYDN EV, N. S. W. US' Bkwarb oj "«« GERMAN AND BIRMINGHAM IMITATIONS. L E O N AR D AN D 0 0., Sole Agents itok Hawkb's Bat 102 Baths and Sanatorium LAKE TAUPO HOT BATHS AND ; SANATORIUM. FTIHESE wonderful natural hot waten >r L: ..possess curative properties of the highest value in all diseases. A single oourso of bathing therein of only a few weeks duration 1 ts totally removed many painful and stubborn cases of rheumatism, lumbago, and affections of the spine, while much relief in every case is afforded. The healthy traveller, tourist, or excursionist visiting the volcanic district of Taupo and the ether Lakes should not miss the pleasures' of the Baths of Tapapukuap, for there only the hot and oold water springs are closely separated, or blended together.' Every 'visitor declares that one Bath even adds new life, health, and vigor to the system. EJKtuated on the Waikato River, two miles from Bo wen, on Lake Taupo, and half way between Napier, Cambridge, and Tauranga. Cottages and good accommodation for Residents and Travellers. Paddooks for Horses, v For; analysis of the water of the Taupo .Hot Springs, see Mr, Skey's report in the last volume of the "Transactions of the New Zealand Institute." EDWARD LOFLBY, Proprietor Miscellaneous j[JNION FIRE & MABINE ! INSURANCE COMPANY r , r OF NSW ZEALAND 1 Capital— £2,ooo,ooo. Head Office ... ... Christchurch, ThU'Company are now prepared to faurare at Current Rates against Loss by Pire on Houses, Stores, Furniture, Stook, r in.Trade, and all descriptions of Poverty, !Wa would call particular attention to the ; amoTjntr of capital,! which is double that of Lwy other Colonial Oflfice, and is not •zoeed*d y any lire and Marine Insurahoe Company T the .world, ] ! Insurances, effected with open or valued policies oh Wool from sheep's back, wooK sheds, or ahipping port toLondoH. f Risks accepted on Vessels and Cargoes te •r irom' any port in .the United Ki^gdpp, "America, or the Colonies. S Formi of proposal and any Information oka be obtained from the , i j ,„. 3178-AGENTS- } 'J. Whith^ Pbrangahau " • ■' ' A. Levy, NprsewoocL. 1 . . I W. tJiLTHBON«, ; Waipaw* I Stonx k Co.,* Havelock • J. BAiuftT/.Taradale ; W. Malonet, Wairoa. W. O. .MOjLasop. ; Hastiags Mrs Trestrail; Waipukuraa j F. ,Asoa», : CUve or front T BANNER & LIDDLB, 97 Acents for Hawke's Bay' i . -■• ' 1 "WALL & CO.'S FIFTH ANNUAL GRAND ART UNION : O? 1 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, &0. THIRST PRIZE, ... VALUED £80 JD Second Prize ... valued £2o Third Prize ... valued £10 ' Fourth Prize ... valued £10 Fifth Prize ... valued £10 Twenty Prizes at £5 each, valued £100 ""Winners of Prizes can, immediately after the Drawing, select any article from ou Magnified Stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, ana JEWELLERY, or ELECTRO-SILVER WARE. - T _