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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7915, 6 April 1887, Page 3

, Dress and Fashion. ■*.- ' • ■ : -■■:■,■' : ' . .} '■ ■>, -. . v GIVING UP BUSINESS!! j A. snsrEiDiDEiNr, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, 62, QUEEN ST., Opposite Bank New Zealand Begs to announce that lie lias derided on giving-up business, and in order to clear out the quickly as possible he will hold A GKEAT Genuine Cash Sale COMMENCING TO-DAY. The Stock lias ten Reduced to such Prices that Bargains are to lie had in Every Department. COME EARLY AND CIST THE PICK 09 TBIE STOCK. GiiEAT REDUCTIONS. Note the Address: .A... S ITB I? 13 IE 2sT 7 62, Queen-street, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. _ : t ■„..■;.■■.■ v. ■■.;■■ ■ ' . ,' " ■ ': '' ■ '- ■' ; '■■■'■■■■■■■'■: : '■ ; . ' ■.■ '■ ,• -■ ■' SAVE SO PEH CENT., WHICH IS THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT, AND DEAL DMT WITH THE ffIUEACTUEERS. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS PLEASE SEND FOR RULES OF SELF-MEASUREMENT ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. SAMPLES, AND PRIJE LIST. NEW ZEALAND TWEED CO« 9 TAILORS, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. "SMITH & CAUGHEY'S FRENCH ' S. &. C. are now showing the lariat stock of French Dress Fabrics ; (suitable for Autumn and Winter wear) it was ever their pleasure to tubmit. / These beautiful goods, &?.=SS CASHMERES French manufacturing firm, and will bo found superior to most Cashmeres, in finish, dye, and 'colouring, They were also bought before the recent large advance in the price of wool took effect in the manufactured article; the SSI-* tkm '°- b0 ,onDd qoite AND MERiNOS. BLACK AND ALL COLOURS. Imported by them direot from Hamburg, which will be found Exceptional Value, ' S. &C. would also direct attention to a Shipment of Fancy Wool Wraps, etc, etc., imported by them direct from Germany, which will be found exceptional value ; and a large Shipmeot of Linen Goods direot from the Mills in Belfast, ex s.b, Doric. . s . Smith & Cauoheii* impobtebs.,;.': -'.; Sewing Machine*. ; : -' - -•" '.. ; '■■[ ■ ■ W. J. BEALE, • ": :£' 170, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, • / . AGENT FOR THE WONDERFUL NEW ■ HIGH-AM lEBTHEIM. MM. MACHINES. t The prominoDt features of the now HIGH AKM MACHINE may bo enumerated as follow*, viz :- CONSIDERABLY GREATER ROOM under the arm, and consoquontly INCREASED EASE AND L' FRKKOOM of working. 7 HIGHER LIFT of PKKSSURE FOOT, allowing heavier material to be sewn. ALMOST NOISELESS MOTION, the machine working without a sound beyond the ordinary ticking of the watch. This desideratum is produced mainly by the introduction of AN ELASTIC STEEi. SPRING In the shuttle carrier, which also largely reduce! the friction that the B shuttle is subjected to, and ensures lengthened durability alike to the shuttle and the entire The HEART or CAM is 7alsed on the two outer curves, so that It rests firmly on the plate of the n m»chlne, thus OBVIATING OSCILLATION, and considerably lessening tho wear of the cam h Tho NEEDLE and PUESSD RE BAR move in extending bearings, this giving GREATER STABILITY, it and still further reducing oscillation. An OIL CATCHER is fastened on tho needle bar, effectually preventing any oil from soiling tho work. ThoPREBSER FOOT and NEEDLE CLAMP are securely fastened with THUMB SCREWS, the uso of a screwdriver being thus rendered unnecessary. - Two additional feet for OORSKT and EDiE SK WING are supplied. J The SHUTTLE is on the SELF-THREADING principle. In other words, there are NO HOLES to a THREAD—a matter of no slight congratulation to persons of delicate sight, as well as thoso to 18 whom " TIME IS MONEY." Tho NEW WINDER is much simplified, so that the thread has only to bo twisted round the lower winder bar, and not to be threaded through any tension piece. The TOP TENSION is rendered easy of adjustment by the introduction of a NEW TENSION BAR. ; TOGETHER with the usual HOST OF APPLIANCES always GIVEN with EACH WONDERFUL WERTHKIiI Perhaps the most CAPTIVATING CHARACTERISTIC of the WONDERFUL NEW HIGH ARM I. WKRTHBIM lies In the fact that it WORKS, as above stated, ALMOST INAUDIBLY. The noise so distressing in some machines Is reduced to a minimum In the NEW HIGHARM. A subdued and soothing I sound is all that remains, almost justifying the title of a a . SILENT MACHINE.' : TO BE OBTAINED FOR CASH, OR ON TIME PAYMENTS, FROM 1 ... W. J. BEALE, . 15 1 170, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. .