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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6936, 9 February 1884, Page 2

Ironmongery. AWARDED THREE FIRST PRIZES AT AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL BHOW, 1883, Fob TINWARE, COLONIAL OVENS, SPOUTING, & LEADEDGEJ RIDGE CAP, . /GEORGE -M/TC/lAIJL, THAMES GALVANISED IKON WORKS AND COLONIAL OVEN MANUFACTORY, BBOTTO AND DAVY-STEEET3, THAMES. v XRON MONGER Y. TAMES T> t> LAIK IE, tf JLp# JL> IMPORTER OPBUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY (Direct from Makufactorebs), Hits on Sale at Low Rates : Carpenters' Tools (English and American), Malls, Locks, Hinges, &c, Ualvanlzed Corrugated Iron, Kitclien Hanges, Register Cujies, Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces, Tili»-Hearth*, Fire Iron and Heats, Coal Vases, Centre Vctt.llatore, Slates, Cement, etc. VICTOBIA-STREET. Sewirg Machines. [ESTABLISHED 1555.J By Special c }Frisx^!s*P^ > Appointment. WO" C<HAKKSPEAR & .00., OPPOSITE THE MARKET, . __ AUCKLAND. SEWING yk/T ACHIN ES. . IVJL GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE .. 15 0 , With fall Set of Tools (for Hand) LITTLE '"WERTHEIM" .. ~ ** '■*■* " "DOMESTIC" TREADLE .. _ 6 10 0 "DAVIS".. .. „ ....■- .. 6 10 0 We alee desire to call yonr special attention to the NEW " DOMESTIC" HAND MACHINE. It Is tlmply marvellous lu itj Simplicity, Power, Ease of Working, and Durability. Ton cannot put the needle in wrong or too high require no screw-drlvor; no alteration of tension The Shuttle holds eighty yards, instead of the nsua thirty, and It requires no threading. It is a fact that, since the amalgamation of the celebrated old arm of Groverand Baker with the Domestic Sewing Machine Co., so groat is the hold this Machine has taken upon the American and English Markets that nearly every maktr of any standing is trying to copy as nearly as they dare this unique specimen of mechanical art. C*LL AND SEE IT. We have the LARGEST SHOW ROOMS and BEST? and CHEAPEST &TOCK in New Zealand. We have also a. Large Room for EIJYCLES and TRI. CYCLES, where you can try and ride them. We alio supply Singer and most other Machlnoa at the very lowest prices. Write for prices, or call at SHAKES PEAR & CO., Opposite the Market, Queen-street. Auckland. Booksellers and Stationers. •DOOKS FOR "OR'IZES. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. CHAMPTALOUP & COOPER Hare received largo supplies of Books, suitable for Prises and Presents, from the various Enelish Publishers, also Paint Boxes, Writing Desks, Drawing Instruments (in cases), Scrap and Photographic >lb«ms. Writing Albums, Chessmen, Draughts, Card Cases, Purses, Inkstands, etc Bronzed Card Trays, Vases, Flower S4»?.ds, Chimney Ornaments, etc. The following Bound Volumes for 1883 are also to hand:—Boy's Own Annual, Girl's Ovrn Annual, Routledga'a Every Boy's Annual, Routledgo's Every Girl's Annual, Young England, Sunday, Little Foils Chatterbox, Littlo Wide-AwaVe, 80-Peep, The Pri::e Child's Companion, Cottager and Artesan. Child's OKn Ha*azlno, Quiver, Union Jack, British Workman. 76, Queen-street, Auckland. QERIAL VOLUMES ISB3. LEISURE HOUR SUNDAY AT HOME ' " * ' . . FAMILY HERALD " r ~.,,• .. ' CASSELSMAGAZINK '. " I CHILDREN'S. FRIES D - .... INFANTS' MAGAZINE ' •^'..' f'.' CHATTERBOX • ' " SUNDAY .-V:-. ADVISER, &c &C. UPTON t CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, AUCKLAND. mO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. : READ : * THORPE TALBOrS •NEW GUIDE TO THE HOT LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND (Illtjstratsd) Contains, valuable information, , corrected to latest date. Indispensable to tourists. Yidtt pinion* of the Press. Price, One Shilling of al] Booksellers.