Sewing Machines. 7 T mp OKIANT F A C T £ JL roR FAMILIES AND SEWING MACHINISTS It la admitted that Clothiso as the best judges of SEWING MACHINES. '» Please Read their Opinioma, viz.:— The New Wheeler and Wilson has more than - realised our expectations as te speed, durability, and sbo In Economising Labour, our work people express a decided preference (or them on account of the easa with which they are worked.— Beath, Schiess and Co , Clothing Manufacturers, Flinders Lane West. 1 For Hat Binding and Cap Making the Wheeler and Wilson Machines are the best we have in use ; theyde more work and require less labour than any others we have tried,—A. Piasters and Co., 60, Princes-street, Dnnedin. We use Wheeler and Wilson Machine and find it superior to any other, both for Economy, Efficiency, and Speed, to any other we have tried.—l. and A. Don, Dressmakers, Duncan-street, Dunedin. I hereby certify that 1 have been using a Wheelei and Wilson, No. 7 Machine, for the manufactare of braces of different kinds, (leather, silk elastic) a&d with great satisfaction.—W. Greenshields, Brace* maker, etc.. Shortland-street, Auckland. 1 have been using a Wheeler and Wilson Tailoring * Machine for the past twelve months. It is very ligfct 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 find them more suitable than any other make for my business ; they cost very little for repairs.—C. De L'eau, Shirt Manu. facturer, Durham-street, Auckland. » We have 20 No. (J Wheeler and Wilson's In use ; we consider them the best for Leather Work ; they give entire satisfaction.—Alderson and Sons, Manufacturers, York-street, Sydney. w MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1881. 1 WHEELER AND WILSON'S DOUBLE POWER SEWING MACHINES AWARDED TWO FIRST PRIZES. The New Wheeler a.vd Wilson Awarded The Only Grand Gold Prize, Paris Exhibition, 1878, Beating 80 Others. The New Straight Needle Wheeler and Wilson.—Have no Shuttles, they have no ; they have no Heavy Gear to Tireand Weary the Foet. It Is evident that Rotary Motion of the Wheeler and Wilson has much less friction than the shuttle move, ment of other machines, therefore the Wheeler and Wilson is much more durable, and needs less repair. The New Wheeler and Wilson has more and greater improvements than Any Other Sewing Machine, and is the fastest, making over 1000 STITCHES PER MINUTE. CAUTION. Beware of Hawkers and also Puffing; Advertisements of Inferior Hard-running Machines which are Highly Injurious to the Health of the Opnrator. BEWARE OF GERMAN IMITATIONS. DO NOT BE MISLED. Inspcct the New Wheeler and Wilson ROTARY ACTION MACHINES, And judge for yourselves. They run by ITand 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, Queen-street, Auckland. Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand: LONG A N D . C 0., 101, Elizabeth-street. Melbourne. [Established 1855.] By Special Appointment. EWINGAC H I N E S. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. The undersigned beg respectfully to call attention to the following list:— Our price. Usual price, i £ 8. £ 8. ' Single Thread Machine.. .. ® ® Genuine " Howe" Hand Machine, with latest improve- Q r\ K rv menu, ex 4 I'arcoa* .. .. ° ° V "HOME SHUTTLE MACHINE" with all tht latest o *| g A A improvements ™ Domestic Hand Machia* .. 0 4s 10 Ditto, ditto Treadl* .. .. 6 10 7 10 Shakespear Hand Machine, J A i "i /\ Our own make * AMERICAN Hand Machine .. 10 This Machine is a MARYEL OF SIMPLICITY and is new to the Colony, We shall be very pleased o show it to any person interested in mechanical ingenuity. There is only oxi hole to thread in the wholo Machine, and tl.it the eye of the needle. We keep also in stock "HOWE TREADLE" MACHINES, "WERTHEIM," 11 WILCOX & GIBBS/ and all makes that can be relied upon. REPAIRS OF ALL THE BETTER OF MACHINES, AT LEBB TBAN HALF THE PRICES USUALLY CHAX»E». U2 U » w OD a Ph >2 i c " zi f. wa M w £ ss w ° £) OO - P< S Q ! * § U u- o W lO e; Plkahe Note tub Addhem: W H $ HAKESI>EAR & o°SEWING MACHINE, BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE MANUFACTURERS. OPPOSITE THE MARKET, QUBEN-STKKET, AUCKLAND. Stud. A LBERT NOBLETo stand this season at H /VjpH the stables of the owner | Mount Albert, the wellknown entire horse, Albert Nobleman. The horse will not travel, and the succoss which has attended his services hitherto prove the advantage to owners of mares of obtaining tho ecrvicos of a horse that is kept at the stables of the owner, and under hia constant supervision. A number of his stock bred by the owner may boat any time inspected. Terras : Single Mares, £3; two or more, as per agreement. Grazing 2s Cd per week; usual conditions. MA33K WOODWARD, Mount Albert. yj rriHE PURE-BRED jfij, rrfffrr c -7 A clydesdale stajllloyoung LORD Will stand this Season, as under— Mondays. Pukekohe: Tuesdays. liombav Anil Maketu; Wednesdays, Drury and Pa^ a w^ y Sa fi° days at Otara; the remainder of St thi stables of the owner, Manurewa. Terms: Single Marcs, £3; two oj mor e, the propertj of amo owner, as per agreement. Groomage fee AUpayments to be made b 7 lat January, 1883. lil n i n*' 111 be Kl ven for 'he bes ii Ijy ? r<l , P-erby, to be shown at tin Agricultural Society in l^j. £>. W. BROWN, Own an, Uuurtwa.
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New Zealand Herald, Issue 6568, 5 December 1882, Page 3
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