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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 6744, 9 October 1882, Page 7

that 1 of and HOT QUIT! BO »»«•£* AB tt WAS. BUT AIHTLB XOBH OVSUWHaiiMIHO. «HrrS OHiliL* WrepruenUtiv* of to* &±3StaXV*s*qr facte. Mcura Mcddtagi. .Oumlngtoß, DO*, m, wc oal lopon you to dsfond ’fSsiu^cO. Cbri*tehu»h Intemtiona Exhibition, J«M 15U>) ISM. ? befobt or ooMMrariK or kxfibts, to «. a ri«« * 00. T\GAS BISL—I* aooofdano* with ycur requeat 11 wc have examined to* New Davi* and ttao Haw Shuar Sewing Machine*. for tha pnrpoe* of compering than. In oar oomperieou we have taken Into eoulderstion--JU The aeohanloalprlnolpl* levelled, 8, The quality of the material need. 8. The dactMOl warkmunhlpexhibited. 4. Tha facility for Aoiif a good end varied olaaa of work. wo coulter too Daria far too auporior machine of too two. Our roaoona area* followa«-» , In both maohinaa to* *»• method Is adopted far actuating too noodle a crank with roller working in a cam. Thla cam In . the Daria naohino la out out of a solid pieoo of atool and hardened, while in too Singer It is not only Tory much lighter, but la wade of common oast iron. _ ... The food apparatus of too too machine* are very dissimilar. That of the Stages Is the usual slip food. The Daria haa tho vortloel feod peculiar to iteoU. ,In tola arrangement too pressor foot holds the material ftrmiy down till too noodle haa roeohed its lowest point. The pressure ia then' relieved and transmitted to too food bar. Food bar, noodle and .material are thou, by a very simple contrivance, moved forward rihmltaneonaly toe required length of •atch, . Motion la given to too shuttle In Dario machine as follows. ‘ As eccentric at the wheel end of the main spindle rives motion to a vertical lever. This, in.turn transmits It through-a ball Joint of ingenion construction to. the only part nndettheaschlne. aplvottedlew?haring atlts end an edjustebleennttle carrier, In .the' Singer' Machine a pair of mitre wheels.drive a yertiwl ■pinule, haring at Its lower end a crank.. Adott*. nesting .thle orankmove* a eliding shuttle oeniar. It will be eeem that to toe Deris there an between the mala spindla and to*(-.u«tw four pointe el friction, the vertfc cal teror.'lhofeaeantrio. the ball teutiand toe pivot of koriaontal lover. That wo principal movements, the eooentrio and ball Joint, are sdjnsteble.'and too parte moat liable to wear are made of hardened steel To oompaee too.wme work toe Bluet eowloyt ii point! of Motion Um tieth of Iki mitre wheels, the two Journals of vertleri apindlo, toe two Wda of the oonneotlng rod, an* toe eliding, shuttle carrier. None of these piaoeo an adjustable, The anmawhsels an common oeat iron, haring a oertaia amount of beoUaah, and eonseqnent teadenoy to rattle _ and break. The oonneotlng rod la a thin her of Iren, with , a hole in each end. The end wUqAnme qa the orank pin is one of the principal Joints In the machine, haring a ooaaidonbie amount of work todo with email bearing surface. maktafltveiy liable to wsar, while, as before remarked, toon an no mean* of compensating for wy warn, It will be noticed that the shuttle of the Singer KmWm U serried in a slide, to which a lateral strain is given by toe Wring a oertaia amount of friction, while in the Davis it is carried by the Isvor quite free fcomfrlotion. , , With toe exception el toe small roller working toe needle her, then is not a stogle pieoe in the Singer Machine, not even excepting the shattla, that cannot bo out with an ordinary pocket knife, and then are no means of adjusting any wearing part. In toe Daria, not only an mprt of toe pieces made of steel, and tess pored, bnt et every essential point means are provided for taking apmj vNie 0a tUa point wi m %y wth»t whtre wsffi any doubt about the quality of too material •mplojod tlit piece me broken ew wetrwwe onrehuly exendned#, Baring examined toe metoanloal ortoagtiStehtl of the two ttaohines, we tested their adaptability for work, and we noticed the very peculiar feed of toe Daria. In tola reepeot we have been forced to the oonolution that for all purposes, eewtag from ike thinnest muslin to even through a metal spoon, toe Daria haa no para Uri for grasp, or for avoiding that puckering often the effect of the pressure on afonmotiOnfeed. Wo must ia common honesty express our astonishment at the range and variety of work aobompUshedliy the Daria, whioh we ate satisfied cannot oe done by toe Singer, In summarising our report, wo repeat that we have no hesitation in saying that we regard too Darig ■hip, material, and toe meohanloal principles in* volved, and also taperformiag a greater range of worm We found too Daria to work with equal ease from the lightest to the heaviest fabric, JOHN LEE SOOTT(Boqtt Broe.r _ OLUT j^poicaotolng - aBO HottWold s INGKB'S SEWING MACHINES, Singer's Singer's Singer's Singer’s Singer* Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singers Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer's Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singerjs Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s 'Unger’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer's Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s, Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer's Singer's Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer’s Singer's Singer’s Singer's Stager’s Stager's' Stager’ll Decisive (Decisive Decisive Decisive ABB] Overwhelming Overwhelming Overwhelming Overwhelming' Victory for Victory for Victory for Victory for Victory for Victory for Victory for Victory for \ • the Stager toe Singer the Stager the Singer the Stager the Stager the Stager the Stager Two Gold Medals Two .Gold Medals Two Gold Medals Two Gold' Medals Two Gold Medals Two Gold Medals Two Gold Medals Two Gold Medals Beating all Beating all Beatiig all Beating all Beating all Beating all Beating all Seating all Competitors Competitors Competitors Competitors Competitors Competitors Competitors Competitors NOTICE. As a Souvenir of the Christchurch Exhibition, the Singer Manufacturing Company will present a Handsome Singer Machine in a Cabinet ease, value £3O. Tickets Free of Charge, at the stall in the Exhibition, and at Colombo street.' The Stager is Unequalled The Singer is Unequalled The Singer ia Unequalled The Stager is Unequalled The Stager is Unequalled The Stager is Unequalled The Stager is Unequalled The Stager is Unequalled Has the largest Sale Has the Largest Solo Has the Largest Sale . Hu toe Largest Sola ■ Has the Largest Sale ’ Wav the Largest Sale Hu the Largest Bole Has toe Largest Sale Half-a-orown Half-tt-orown Half-a-orown Half-a-orown Half-a-orown Hnlf-o-erowu Half-a-orown Half-a-orown per Week per Week per Week per Week par Week per Week per Week per Week Bkavobub I Colombo streo Colombo street Colombo street Colombo street Colombo, street Colombo street And : Bouse A Co* High street. 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