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New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4302, 27 August 1875, Page 3

: Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES. THE "HOME" SHUTTLE.LOCK-STITCH-THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM. SIMPLE, COMPACT." EFbICIKNT, DURABLE, AND COMFLkTE. I» the only Sewin* Uses -^^^K^S.^™^--wear, from the lißhtest uiuslms to the heaviest .lnih: A>D WILL r.VKN SEW LEATHER. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, se*ra, tudfc rufflr hemstitch, and gather. This machine will sew'on and gather at the same time, aad will work equally well on SUk, linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk Linen, or Cotton Thread. It is not necessary for us to endeavour to detract from the merits of anv other machine. A\'e claim tosoll THE BEST SEWING K*«II.V MACHIA'K IN THE MARKET.. ■wrrnorT kriaro t» pbicb, Aniwe feel confident that whenever persons wishing to buy Sewing Machines give the '•HOME" SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE a fair trial, in competition with other machines,it will have the preference. TVith the Machine is famished—Hemmer. Braider Shuttle. Bobbins, Oil Can, oil. Screwdriver, Kvi Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for uso. All securely pack in strong case with hirgea. PJUCK:Lomplete in boi £4 10 JJlth Table and Treadle £6 IS ith Table andTri-»die. Half-Cabinet, with Cover. Lock aad Key £a 0 sow ln e N- hO T D f* °,' "*" m « hi °» W« now lien we'Stee S^eTs"" I '' oUl « SOLE IMHORTF.3SI L. D. NATHAN A CO AUCKLAND; ' JgEWAKE OF IMITATIONS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS BEWARE Of IMITATIONS. THE WHEELER & WILSON GENUINE SEWING MACHINE Has bo heavy machinery to tire and weary the feel and is, theaefore, the . ' MOST SUITABLE FOR GENERAL USX. THE WHEBLSR & WILSON Has bo Cog-wheels to war away and break, which renders it the mast durable as well as the fastest and BEST SEWING MACHINE In tux World. THE *ew No. e. '01 TAILOKINO AND HEAVX WOBK Will be found A GRKAT IMPROVEMENT On Machines Mtherto offered to Maanfacturen. Wβ Warrant every Xew Improred WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE To give entire satisfaction. JAS. HARRIS, Sole Ao.kst tor the Gekuise Wubsx.br& Wnjsow Machines. CAVENDISH HOUSE, QCEBN-STESBT. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINEsT £X 'HERO. , The undersigned have just received another tbipment of the above celet-rated Machines. STONE BROS., Queen-sthikt, Sole Agents and Importers of the Singer Sewiiig Machine. Boota and Shoes. T>OOTS! T>OOTS! "OOOTS! A CHEAP SALE NOW ON AT STEPHENS & CAETEK'S, 130, Queen-street. Having a large overstock of BOOTS & SHOE 3, they are determined to effect a - QLEARANCE UALE, ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS, REGARDLESS TO COST. Cheap Line of Ladies" Boots 2/ Cheap Line of Gents" Calf, E.S 9/ Cheap Line cf Children's, from 2/8 Cheap Line of Slippers 2/ The Sale is a GKNUIXE one, and will continue for ONE MONTH ONLY. S3T Note the Aj>dress— gTEPHENS & QARTER, BOOTMAKERS, 13G, Queen-street. Vy PARKER, WHOLESALE IiOOT AND SHOE JIANUFACTUEER LONDON BOOT FACTORY nEOKGE BLACK & CO., WHOLESALE .SOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS REMOVED TO CORNER of DURHAM anil ALBERT-STREETS. Conveyances, O T I C E . A DAILY COACH w.l] leave for all parts of the WAIKATO immediately on arrival of the Train at MERCER. Aiwa Daily Coach will leave HAMILTON at 0 30 a.m. for MEi.'CER, arriving in time for the la3t Train for Auckland. Parcels Looked at John .'■oppet's. No. 8 Queenstreet, will be forwarded to all parts of the Waikato. Freight must be paid before leaving the office. We do not hold ourselves responsible for parcels valued over £5. C. O. QUICK.. Proprietor. JOHN SuPI'ET, Agent for Auckland , . ONEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND LIKE OP COACHE3. -TIME TABLE. Leave Onehnnga— Leave Auckland— Sun. 10 a.m. 0 a.m. 12 noon 10.30 a m. 2.30 p.m. 12 noon 4 p m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. * 4 p.m. 6 p.m. Saturday nights. 630 p.m. 11.30 p.m.. .' : HO'WICK AND AUCKLAND LINK OF i ROYAL MAIL COACHES, DAILY TIME TABLE. Leave Howick for Panmure and Auckland, at 7.38 EOOKIXO OFTICK—VICTOBIA-STKIET. COB BAND C O' S LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, VlCrOßil-BTBTO. For Hire -A great variety of Open and Close Carriages, Broughams, and Wedding Carriages, with Grey Horses, with or without postillions ; Buggies single or Double-seated, hooded or open, for Mngle or pair ef Horses; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses: Wacgonettes, for picnic parties ; Covered Conveyances for driving parlies to out-districts, Hearses and Mourning Coaefces. ' Omnibuses leave the Union B»nlr,' Qoeen-strjet, for CoUena Hill and Uedwood evtrr half-hoar, and for Newton and fonsonby Eoad every hour. carriages can be ordered for »uy parts of the Waikato. F. QUICK, Proprietor. ■\\T R 0 W T H E R, v> 9 VICTORIA LIVKKY * BUT STABLES, Alhert-stre-t (clone te W.fn.iham-street). Patronised and appointed Livery Stable-Keeper to 11. It. 11. the Duke of Edinburgh m< His Eicelleney Sir G. F. Bowen. For Jlire-A great v»riely ef CArriages, open and clot. : Broußhams and Weddins C'.rriageiuwlth GreJ Hnriies • liuirsiea. s:nele and d.'Uhle-seatea, hooded and[open, for .ingle ef pair of Horses; Four-wheeled Dog Carts; Urea us for picno part:es; Covered Conveyances fer driving passengers to ont-diitricts; Ladies' and Gentlemen , ! SaUdio Hor.e«, &«.,&«. • Charges moderate.