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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2641, 16 October 1895, Page 2

THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.

The exceedingly reasonable prides at which the Victory—the latest achievement in tha wonderful sowing machine—is being sold by the D.1.G., and the specially easy terms of purchase, bring this marvellous machine within the reach of every householder in the community. The mechanism of the Victory sewing machine is snob that it produces the finest or heaviest class of work without the least fatigue to the operator, and with the aid of the appliances the Victory sewing machine is capable of the most elaborate and intricate fancy work. The Victory sewing machine may be seen at work in the machine department adjoining the main entrance to the D.I.C. 526

The squabble between the editor of the Evening Post and the Colonial Treasurer, the Hon J. G. Ward, may be very interesting to some, but I venture to say the majority of your lady readers would rather know who has the prettiest mantles, millinery, costumes, blqnsesl parasols; dress materials, &o. Those who have visited the 'showrooms of Mr C. Smith, the gash draper, Cuba street, haye m} doubt solved the problem- Pprregl nP ; to;date goods at moderate pricey tl) e stand's pnrivalfed. ‘ 3(j5 Mr Hermann Both will only be in Welling: ton uuen November, when h° returns tq Botorua, and anyone wishing to take advent* age ofhis treatinent should make arrangements as soon as possible. Sufferers need have no hesitation in plijoipg themselves under his care, as his ability in this special form of treatment is recognised. He oan be oonaultod free at the Phoenix Chambers daily.