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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6000, 9 February 1881, Page 3

Sewing Machines. [By Special Appointment to his Excellency the Wo H e * C°246, Queen-street, Auckland. SILK AND WOOL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS, SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS Have received, and are daily expecting, fresh additions to their stock of CREWELS, WOOLS, SILKS, and FANCY GOODS. They also beg to call special attention to their shipments of the celebrated " DOMESTIC " Sewing Machine, made by the wellknown and long established firms, GItOVER & BAKER, amalgamated with the Domestic S.M. Co., and who, by their joint efforts have stepped so ahead of all other makers, that every nerve is being strained by all new and old firms to alter or make their machines as near as they dare go—to this splendid production; and in some cases, PUFFING and LIES (white and black) are resorted to to try and sell inferior articles. . AV.H.S. & Co. have been practically engaged in making Sewing Machines upwards of 25 years, and they recently declined the agency of a machine (now being puffed into the market by an Auckland dealer) on the ground of its not being sufficiently well made for their trade. Do not be gulled, or get swindled with second-hand or inferior goods on the half-a-crown a week principle ; but save your money, and buy for cash at 25 per cent, less price, and ensure a thoroughly reliable and new machine. Call and See for yourselves. And if you can buy for cash, you may as well have a good as a bad W. H. SHAKESPEAB & CO., Opposite the Market, Queen-street, Auckland. MACHINES REPAIRED. Boots and Snoes. §QELLING CJELLING jT\FFI J BOOTMA KEK, VICTORIA-STREET, Is now disposing of his Large ar.d Varied Stock of Boots at an ENORMOUS REDUCTION Dress and Fashion. fi O O D E W S ! GOOD NEWS ! The Drapery and Clothing hitherto carried on under the style of SOMERFIELD & LECK, having been purchased by the undersigned, the WHOLE OF THE STOCK on hand 'will be offered to the public at SST CLEARING - OUT PRICES ! ! ! JS3 TO MAKE F.OOJI FOR 'sew goods now arriving. The Shelves must be Cleared for a New and Complete . . . Stock, and /p< RE A T "f> ARGA IN S will therefore be offered of all the Lite ■ . firm's Goods. The advertiser would take this opportunity of returning thanks for the liberal support accorded to him while a member of the late firm, aim to respectfully solicit a continuance of that support in the future. SO PAIXS WILL EE SPARED BY HIM TO KEEP A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF GOODS OF FiES.i-CiAss Quality. at PRICES ASTONISHINGLY T.O'W| RICES -&-STONISHINGLY XJ O W • By carefully attending to t!:e wants of Us Customers and Judicious Buying in the Best Markets, he hopes, ere long, to have the i MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF T\K4.PEKV ASM £<L3TinXC. ear IN THE CITY.'3 INSPECTION INVITED. TmKEDERICK J QOMERFIELD, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, and OUTFITTER, 134, -QUEEK-STREET, A 17 O K L A N D. GRAND CHRISTMAS IFTS ! Any Person Purchasing Goods to the Value of Ten Shillings will be presented with a Ticket which will entitle them to a Gift as thereon marked. ■' PRESENTS CONSIST OK MANTLES, COSTUMES., MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, etc., etc. Don't mise this opportunity. Come at once and see for yourselves. Note toe Address — MADAME BOTTENELLI, CLEOPATRA HOUSE, Queen-street, Opposite McArthur's. ~%r MAS—SO English Millinery Bonnets, XMAS—IOO Trimmed Rush Helmets, 2s Gd XMAS-1000 yards Grenadine Dresses -l,d yard XMAS-500 yards New Dress Stuff, Did yard XMAS—SOO yards New Galatea Stripe, Sid yard XJIAS- 200 yards Fashionable Check- Silk, -is lid yard XMAS—IOOO yards Prints (good), Cd XMAS—IOOO yards Muslins (good), 0d XMAS-50 yards Gauze Flannels -2s UAysaA XJIAS—New Tattern Tapestry Carpet, 2s lid XMAS—Venetian and Gothic Blinds, Oi<l yard : XMAS-Bargains-Boys' Strong Tweed, Is od ' XMAS—Bargains—Boys - Galatea Suits, 21s XMAS— Suits to order, Bliss's Serge. SOs . XMAS—While Shirts (good quality). 2s lid XMAS—White Linen Dust Coats. 4s Ud XMAS—Gauze Undershirts, for Summer XMAS—Summer Socks, all prices XMAS- Ladies' Meriuo Shirts and Drawers J. M. McLACHLAN, : . QUEEN-STREET, Opposite MoAethuk's Larce WAnnuous-E.