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v , Sewing Machines;' ' [Established 1553.J - V By Special/' Appototawit. gHAKESPEABf^QO., MARKET, ,QTJ£BN?STKKET,< .. ' I Having SOLD the whole of my STOCKof DOUES TIC 1 ani* OTHEK SEWING, MTACHINIk J to l HB. WVc'-DBNNES, of Ancklaad,' X to lhank all my customers for their support,' ud trust that they, will ransfer their patronage to HrrW. C. Dcnnas. Having purchased of Mr. Shakespear his Entire Stock of* and interests in the Sewing Machine business, lam now better prepared than ever to supply the public with firstelass Machfnrn, being SOLS AGENT TOR THE MARVELLOUS WHITE, DOMESTIC, STANDARD, FOSTER & ROSSMAN ctc. , "W. C* DENIES, Queen-street, Auckland. You cannot put the needle in wrong or too high require no screw-driver ; no alteration of tension The Shuttle holds eighty yards, instead of the nana thirty, and it requires no threading. It is a fact that, since the amalgamation of the celebrated old firm of Grower and Baker with the Domestic Sewing Machine Co., so great is the hold this Machine has taken tipon * the American and English Markets that nearly every maker of any standing is .trying to copy as nearly as they dare this unique specimen of mechanical art. Local Industries. lEsTißxjsaiD 1872.] J> O R TMANTE A US. W. & G~HATFIELD, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF LEATHER PORTAIAHTEAUS (Wholesale and Retail). A Good Stock of BEST SOLID LEATHER, and other kinds of PORTMANTEAUS to select from AT LOW PRJCE3. Leather Casks of Btskt Dbscxittiojt Made to Order. ALL GOODS manufactured on the premises from the BEST COLONIAL*' LEATHER. BF.PAIRS ccitly and Promptly Execntwl. 61, Foot of Grey-street. WARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS - Cox's Creek, Eiohvoso). /arOmoB—DTOHAic-BTMirr, AucEXJLjn), Cash Purchasers -Tallow Wool, Sheepskins ud Bones. • ■ ' J - C PE-L H A A! r LADDER, STEPS, 4: BARROW MAKER, CARPENTER, JOINER. Etc., ALBERT-STREET, scar Fire Brigade Station. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, Clothes Hones, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &o„ j on hand or made to order. AUklnds of Carpentering Work done by Experienced Workmen «S the lowest possible charges. : . . Ladders, Steps, and Barrows, Lent on Hire Cub Purchaser ol Kauri Rictors, suitable for making Ladders. ■ ' "Y^NEGAR.— -yiNEGAB. THE NEW ZEALAND VINEGAR j COMPANY 1 Have new on hand 1 A LARGE STOCK OF WELL-MATURED MALT VINEGAR, Of Gtmranteed Strencth and purity, sad are prepared* to execute orders at \ PRICES THIRTY PER CENT. LESS THAN THE IMPORTED ARTICLE. ORDERS, received at the Works, .Stanley-street, Auckland ; or at the Office of the *Company, Messrs. CcuplandAnd Co.'s, Queen-street. ' .■ & STUART Manager. THE AUCKLAND GAS VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. \ [Established 1864.] i CHEAPEST VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY IN : NEW ZEALAND. - Old BUnds Repainted, Taped, etc., at Low Prices. BUNDS SENT TO ALL PARTS OP THE COLONY ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE ON KEC.IJ-I OF ORDKK. LARGE STOCK OF METAL BIRD CAGES, moil 6s 6d EACH. a; * A7~~B us by * a (Late M. Horton Busby\ ' VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS, Corner of Cook and Grey-ssreets, MARKET SQUARE. AUCKLAND, N.Z. O. - JT. |£ RETSC - HMAfi ' GENERAL IMPORTER, WHOLTSALE ASD Retail 260, QUEEN-STREET (OrPOSiTE Market•r. •; E.NTBANCK), '•' ■ . Calls attention of his friends and the public to the . large stock of Lidies' and Gentlemen's Saddles and . Bridles, Cigars Pipes. J?latefl and Cutlery •. "Ware, Looking-glasses, Imitation - Jewellery, and a great variety of Fancy Goods at lowest • 1- I; . .-V: possible prices; PROMISSORY NOTE FORMS in Books may be obtained at the Herald Office

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 2