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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 266, 7 October 1875, Page 3

I ' -, . ,- ■ : Us* o ► ? o ► OHI . ■ . Pfo NJ ' 'fa iS M m : "^ i fc ' . NOTICE C^^Eltfb^A. inpflE Lease of th|3PremlVe9 olthe ui|d6rX tsisnjed in Tra^ggsd^reet Itfeing about <o fXPIE* he will ffiEMOYE oil THURSDAY NEXT, to lttltQsfeJPremlsas ou the ! Opposite side of fcihe roki, N^st ta Mr. J USHER'S, and whilst THAfcN&teliis i Friends and ihe Public general!; foi. their favors dating! the p&*t, requesse a-contiauapce of their ipppqrtfor|*otfe^fe. ~; ?-\l ,;2722~6 r }-' V^^^rafalg^t-St^l] ! 11:—, — : — -<-^. -i b - ; :bo F-4h § h| i^^^^k tuft fC^" C^tl?^ l^ tt j GROVEK & BAKER, : j ELASTIC STITCH, & " DOUBLE LOCK" ! SEWING AND EMBROIDERY MACHINES. AFTER several years* experience in the SBWING MACHINE Business, the : Agent can, with ihe fullest confidence, asset t their INFINITE SUPERIORITY over every other bind. They stond yet Hnrivalled among thehnndreds of imitations. They always have been aid still continue to be sold with satisfactory rejults, both to Yeudor and : Purchaser. THEY NEVER FAIL TO PLEASF. Are atoost noiseless, never get out of order, are so simple and easy th«t children can work them, they sew from ordinary reels, and require no fastening of thread, as in other Mechinrs. BEAUTIFUL* EMBROIDERY can bo executed without change of arrange- ' ment, and any material can be sewn from 'finest Cambric to six folds of Cloth. VARIOUS STYLES for Hand or Foot, at Reduced Pbioes and Easy Tissus ol pAYjtstrr. OIL, THREAD, BILK, & EXTRA PARTS (TO REPLACE) ALWAYd in STOCK.) W. M. STANTON, SOLE AGEHT. 2716 FOR SALES, Cheap, a STACK o£ HAY, on Bearcrcft Farm, Waimea West. 3832 JOHN R. MABIN.