Sewing Machines. IMP 0 RIANT FACTS tor FAMILIES AND SEWING MACHINISTS It is admitted that CLOTmxa Masltacturbej as the best judges of SEWING MACHINES. Please Read their Opinions, viz.:— The New Wheeler and Wilson- his more than realised our expectations us to spe«<l. durability, and aLso in Economising Labour, our work pt.-oi»ie express a decided preference for them on account of the eas« with which they are worked.—Death, Schi--ss and Co Clothing Manufacturers, Flinders Lane West. For iiat Binding and Cap Making the Wheeler and Wilson Macl-ines are the best tc have in use; they do more work and require less labour than any others we have tried.-A. Masters and Co., 50, Princes-street, Dunedin. We use Wheeler and Wilson Machine and find it superior to any other, both for Economy, Emciency, and Speed, to any other we have tried. —1. and A.. Don, Dressmakers, Duncan-street. Dunedin. J hereby certify that I have been using a Wheeler and Wilson, No. 7 Machine, for the manufacture of braces of dilferent kinds, (leather, silk elastic) and with great satisfaction.—W. Greenshields, Bracemaker, etc.. Shortland-street, Auckland. I have been using a Wheeler and Wilson Tailoring Machine for the past twelve months It is very light running, and has given entire satisfaction.—Joseph Williams, Tailor, etc , Victoria-street, Auckland. I have been using a Wheeler and WiLson Sewing Machine for several years, and tind them more suitable than any other mike for my business ; they cost very little for repairs.—C. be L'eau, Shirt Manufacturer, Durham-street. Auckland. We have 20 No. 6 Wheeler and Wilson's in use ; we consider them the best for Leather Work ; they give entire satisfaction.—Alderson and ions, Manufacturers, York-street, Sydney. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, ISSI. WHEELER AND WILSON'S DOUBLE POWER SEWING MACHINES AWARDED TWO FIRST PRIZES. The New Wheeler and Wilson Awarded The Only Grand Gold Prize, Paris Exhibition, IS7S, Beating SO Others. The New Stkwg:it Needle Wheeler and Wilmjn. — Have no Shuttles, thev have no Corwheels, they have no Heavy Gear to Tire and Weary the Feet. It is evident that Rotary Motion of the Wheeler and Wilson has mudi less friction the shuttle movement of other machnes, therefore the Whkf.ler and WiE.suN is much more durable, and needs less repair. The New Wheeler and Wilson- has more anO greater improvements than Any Other Sewing Machine, and is the fastest, making over 1000 STITCHES PEP. MINUTE. CAUTION. Beware of Hawkers and also Puffing Advertisements of Inferior Hard-running Machines which are Highly Injurious to the Health of the Operator. BEWARE OF GERMAN IMITATIONS. DO NOT BE MISLED. Inspect the New Wueelee an _ d Wilson ROTARY ACTION MACHINES, And judge for yourselves. They ran by Hand and Foot and are Warranted to give Entire Satisfaction. A TRIAL GIVEN WITHOUT CHARGE, LESSONS GRATIS. MACHINES REPAIRED: Send for an Illustrated Price List to R. B. SHALDERS & SON, AGENTS, Qceen-.street, Auckland. Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand : LONG AND C 0.. 101. Elizabeth-str-et. Melbourne. Building Material, Fuel, ace. "VTEW CASTLE pOaiS. TONS BEST CO-OPERATIVE COALS, NOW DISCHARGING. Ex Mary Evans, from Newcastle. FIREWOOD AS USUAL. JOSEPH /"I KA I G, CoMMKRCK-STREET. 55,000 FIRST-CLASS SLATES, AT LOW RATES A CARGO OK REST NEWCASTLE COALS (Household an J Smith's), FIREWOOD A.-* usual. W. k G. W I N S T O NE , Customhouse-street. ROUND X IME. a ROUND T IME. I l SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND RCCHE LIME in ant quantity, For Concretf Paths, Flocks, Cellars, itc., JCC, &c. (Next to stone llAgging.) ' Is unrivalled for durability and hard setting qualities. For Tanks and other wet work, it is a lirsi-class material B. KEAXE, Sole Agent, CustomhoMse-stroet. T OGS: LOGS' LOOS! TO THE MILL ! Wanted known, that tli" Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onelmnga (de-troved c v lire some months since), are now in full «ork again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for brick building and wharf wcrk, up to 4i> feet, supplied on the shortest notice. Customers may reiy upon the cream of the timber going with their orders, as we have no manufactory- to supply. P.uild rs and contractors will tind it to their interest *.j give their orders to us, .as thev will get all fresh timber free from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with despatch. M. H. ROE, Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehunga Oil and Colourmen. \ij T3HILLIPPS &. QON, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, 95 AND 97, QcEkN-STREET. Are now opening new patterns of PA PERHANGINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY, Comprising every description of Stylo and Quality Including Dados, and Panel decorations. Also, PLATE GLASS—POLISHED, SILVERED, AND ROUGH, AT REDUCED PRICES. PICTURES, GILT MOULDINGS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. WHITE LEAD, OILS, COLOURS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, and every description of PAINTERS' MATERIALS, TOOLS, &c. GLASS SHADES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6564, 30 November 1882, Page 2
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