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New Zealand Mail, Issue 744, 4 June 1886, Page 20

THE I SINGER MANUFACTURING Go SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED SINGER’S SEWING MACHINES, For every class of sewing. THE enormous excess of the demand for SINGER'S, over all other Sewing Machines, we attribute to the following reasons : Their Simplicity of Construction. Their Great Strength. Their Durability. Every part is made by perfected automatic machinery. They Sew the Lock. Stitch. Buyers of other machines often find they cannot purchase parts, or have repairs effected when necessary, because the makers are not represented in their vicinity, or have gone out of existence, and their machines are thus rendered valueless to them. No buyer of a SINGER’S Sewing Machine experiences such difficulties. We are represented in every town in New Zealand, and are there to attend to the wants of our customers and to stay. Branch Office : 9, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. SINGER’S SEWING MACHINES! SARBARA. Anew novel, By the Author of “ His Wedded Wife,” “ Laiy-bird’s Penitence,” “ A Fatal Dower,” &c., is commenced in Family herald part for april Which contains also the continuation of OCIETY’S VERDICT. s ( Anew novel, By the Author of “ My Marriage,” “Poor Little Kitty,” “Honor's Fortune,” “ Love or Pity ?” &c., Also complete Stories, Essays, Answers to Correspondents, Cookery, Miscellanea, Enigmas, Charades, Riddles, &c. I7IAMILY HERALD. PART 515. Family herald part for april. The Australasian says : “ This favorite domestic magazine retains all its old interest and variety.” Price Sixpence. Family herald, part 515. The Daily Argus says : “ This domestic magazine is second none with which we are acquainted.” to Priop Siynpnpp FAMILY HERALD P PART for APRIL. X. The Darling Downes Gazette says : “Among the English periodica s received in Australia there is one, we believe, that receives a warmer welcome than is accorded to any other publication of its kind in the world. . . . Its reputation has been ably preserved, and its character as the best family magazine of light, wholesome, and amusing reading, hasbeeu nobly sustained.” The FAMILY HERALD may be had in Halfyearly Volumes (4s. fid.) and in Monthly Parts (6d.) of all Colonial Book sellers and Newsagents; or the Monthly Part direct from W. Stevens, 421, Strand, London, for 14s. per annum, post free. London : W. Stevens, 421, Strand ; and all Newsvendors.