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Otago Witness, Issue 1230, 17 July 1875, Page 23

BUSINESS NOTICES. • CAUTION. 0 HPHE high reputation of the SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S SEWING X MACHINES has led to numerous attempts to make and sell spurious imitations. The Public are warned against parties advertising or offering for sale IMITATION MACHINES as "The Singer," "On the Singer Principle," or "On the Singer System," in violation of the Company's legal rights. The only "Singer" Machines are those made by The bmger Manufacturing CompaDy. Every "Singer" Machine bears a Trade Mark stamped on a Brass Plate and fixed to the Arms. BUY NO MACHINE WITHOUT IT. Every "Singer" Machine has also the registered number stamped on the Bed-plate below the Trade Mark. v c BUY NO MACHINE WHICH HAS THIS NUMBER DEFACED. Old and Second-hand Machines re- japanned, are palmed on the unwary as new, the numbers being erased or tiled down to avoid detection. BEWARE OF WORTHLESS COUNTERFEITS. 0 The Company fix their Trade-Mark-Plate to the Arm of every Machine as an additional protection to the Public. Purchasers should see that the details of this Plate correspond with the representation above, and THAT THE NUMBERS HAVE NOT BEEN FILED OFF, at, without them, the Machine may be Old or Second-hand. CAUTION. It having come to our knowledge that certain dealers, not in any way connected with this Company, are offering in the Australian and New Zealand market. Sewing Machlnks under the title of " Singer" Machines, we take this means of informing the Public that our Sole Authorised AgeHts for the several Colonies are Messrs Stanford and Co., of Melbourne ; and that from this firm only can Genuine Singer's Machines of 6ur manufacture be obtained. Thb Sihger Manufacturing Company. Referring to the above, Mrs Aldrich, corner of Princes and Dowling streets, Dunedin, is our Sole Agent for the Province of Otago ; and from her only can Genuine Singer's Machines be obtained. STANFORD & CO., Melbourne, 147 Cheapside, London. BUSINESS NOTICES! '• BUSINESS NOTICES. ADAMS'S NEW PATENT DOUBLE M BW BREW. NEW BREW. ACTION , To arrive, ex Timaru, 4 ° HOGSHEADS PALACE BREWERY figjlßßP"* NEILL and B O V D, MmßtX^) CENTRAL FIRE Dowling street. lB BKEECH - LOADING *T1 HOM A S ALLAN, j Wholesale and Retail T" REVOLVER. NURSERY and SEEDSMAN, m, t - . 1 TTj , j j . ix. PRINCES STREET (Cutting), The highest class Medal awarded at the T»TTNnrmNr Vienna Universal Exhibition for ADAMS'S UUJNJUJIN, C.F. BREECH-LOADING REVOLVERS, Has on sale— as exclusively adopted by H.M. War De- The largest and finest grown stock of fruit pattment and the Police Forces, the New and forest trees, ornamental and flowering Zealand and New South Wales Govern- shrubs, pines, and Calif ornian conifera, &c, ments, &c, &c, &c. &c., that has yet been offered in Otago, com- -=*- prising in Fruit Treees — Apples, Pears, H Diagram of 24 Shots, at 30 yarde Plums. Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, Filberts, distance, made at Woolwich with Hazels Walnuts, Sweet Chesnuts, 4a, 1 to *ie r a g 5 y eara old . fr * m 80s p er 100. Deciduous and evergreen Forest Trees : — Reprints of special articles from The Beech > Ash . Sycamore, Elms, Horse ChesTimes and other leading journals, on com- nutß » Poplars, Scotch, Spruce, and Larch petitive trials of this Revolver, with Price Firs > ltoß feet » from 25s per 100. Lists, can be obtained on application. Calif ornian Pines (pinus insiynus), HaleSole manufacturers : Adams'B Patent Small pensis, Maritima, Ponderosa, Cupressus Arms Company limited 391, Strand, Macrocarpa, Governiana, Funebris, &c, London. W.C. (the only address). *_ frnm Bn . in/1 L ... , ' » ' .... J &c -> troQ i 80s per 100; Cahteris Gums, or BREECH-LOADING GUNS, RIFLES, °y ßter Ba y P{ne » in Pots, from 12s per doz. With all necessary appurtenances. Blue Gums in pots, from £10 per 1000. Price Sixpence, Monthly. Acacias, of sorts, in pots, 6s to 12s per doz. DIAMJLY HERALD Monthly Pakt. Hedging plants :— Thorns, Sweet Briar rm, Q-i- /? V i? 18 ?Dd Taleß< «t. i Acacia A »^a, Box, Bay Laurel, and the The Saturday Review says :— " Its novels v^p-n^fni Qtro _ „„ „ A . and taUaare'iute as weU written as the b / au^ fal evergreen and compact growing beet circulatin«4ibrary stories." - HiUrebia Ancenoides, introduced from Tas- '. mania recently by T. Allan, and now so Price Sixpence. largely used as an ornamental and shelter IIIAMILY HERALD Monthly Part, hedge and shrub. For a rapid and compact Pure Literature. growth there is nothing to equal it. It is j The Illustrated London New, in reference also sweet-scented and will stand cutting at ! to pure literature, speaks of the " Family aJI aeaso and into fc . d f \ I Herald, that, joy jo tens ofithouaands of . , „ ' . . y:f . lorm ac innocent Enylisn households." slt^ Partles desirous of having good and quick shelter, and a nice hedge, are invited Price Sixpence. to ins P ecfc the Nursery, Cumberland street, FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. w^ere the Bowling Club's grounds is enclosed Leading Articles and Essays. with it. The British Quarterly Review says :—: — " There is a well-considered leading article p fice liste dt n d plication> or essay every week, upon some subject of an instructive or thoughtful character." ' > "" tn y Price Sixpence. CAUTION. FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. j& v martfttn tjrantyv Instruction and Amusement. J. « JJ. MARTELLS BRANDY. The Graphic says: — "Those who like to tt i,.,^-- „ m ±. » i■> .. , have plenty for their money will find an i_. TTT T havin 8 . come . to our owled f tha V mense amount of instruction and amusement spurious imitations are imported, Con- j in the Sixpenny Monthly part of the Family BU ™ers should be careful to see that they ob- ; Herald." tain the genuine article with our Brand, 1 ~ ~~ which is to be had of all respectable Dealers. "CIAMILY HERaS^Moothly Part. 2 [ MARTELL and CO. , The Sa^rTyXSw^s 0 :-" The editor R E t TING 'S CO , UGH WZENGES. is the confidant and confessor in every sta- f\ be8 ' and safest remedy for Coughs, tion of life. The Answers to Correspondents A s«ima, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Difficulty i cannot be fictitious, a romance aid a life of breathing, Accumulation of Phlegm. j history being embodied in almost all of ihese Lozenges contain .no opium nor them ' y delater ° us drug, therefore the most deli- ' . . oate oan take them with perfect confidence. Price Sixpence, Monthly. ¥° Wf^J 8 . 80 B P eedv and cerfcain 5n its FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. ben cußl e ow t8 AqTw^A rw vr iM > The best of the publications. CURE 0P AS A T SJ A 0F YEA^S' The British Quarterly Review Bays :- n {na w STANDI ?^, . , . "The Family Herald is well considered Of 108^"? near Stroud Gloucestershire, with reference to its aims, and is various and f * r '~ ,mg be t en tr ?? X M wlthA fj ima amusing, with a fair amount of utility inter- ™ r B £2 fi eat \ I could T no re ! ie * from mixed. Of all these publications we are in- *£ y m « deollie whatever, until I was induced, clinedto consider the Family Herald the ** l!??™ a S 0 ' *° 5 bo \ o£ vu M t» valuable Lozenges, and found ouoh relief from them that I am determined for the " ■niimvTTnn.TT. future never to be without a box of them in XT "R ?? e l F^' ll i\ HEB : ALI ? may the nouse » and udo in my power to reJ3I •!->• be had m Half-yearly volumes commend them to my friends. If you oon(4s 6d) and in Monthly Parts (6d) at a small aider the above testimonial of any advantage, percentage over the published price, of you are quite at liberty to make what use of Gordon and Gotch, Sydney ; Gao. Robert- it yon please. I am, Sir, your moat obliged son, Melbourne j and of all Colonial Book- servant, W. J. Trigg. sellers jor in Parts direct from W. Stevens, Thomas Keating Esq 421, Strand, London, for 14s per Annum, Sold ja Box W Tine by Mi PruggUte. patfirafc Way mp i