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Otago Witness, Issue 1239, 28 August 1875, Page 23

BUSINESS NOTICES. CAUTION. T H ?r^ffi* ation of the SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S SEWING 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 ■? *v Th^ Sin B er >'' "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 Singer Manufacturing Company. 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. BUY N# 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 filed down to avoid detection. o BEWARE OF WORTHLESS COUNTERFEITS. -— o The Company fix their Trade-Mark-Plate t° the Arm of every Machine as an additional protection to the Public. Purchasers shoxild see that the details of this Plate correspond with the representation above, and THAT THE NUMBERS HAVE NOT BEEN FILED OFF, a?, 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 andlfew Zealand market, Sewing Machines under the title of " Singer" Machines, we take this means of informing the Public that our Solo Authorised Agents for the several Colonies are Messrs Stanford and Co., of Melbourne ; and that from thia firm only can Genuine Singer's Machines of our manufacture be obtained. The Singer Manufacturing Company. deferring 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 Cheapaide, London.

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20m Price Sixpence, Monthly. fTIHOMAS ALLAN! FAMILY HERALD Monthly PaK£ 1 Wholesale and Ketail Novels and Tales. ,_ _ _ . The Saturday Review says :—" Its novels NURSERY and SEEDSMAN, and tales are quite as well written as the PRINCES STREET (Cutting), beat circulating-library stories." DUNEDIN" Price Sixpence. . H* s 9a9 a sale— TjIAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. The largest and finest grown stock oE fruit Ti_ Tit .. Y a , r % Lst r at w rC ' . . and forest treep, ornamental and flowering The Illustrated London New, in reference , , ' n ... . .. " B to pure literature, speaks of the "Family j shrubs ' P lues > and Califonnan comfera, &c, HERALD, that joy to tens of thousands of &c, that has yet been offered in Ofcago, corninnocent English households." prising in Fruit Treees — Apples, Pears, j Plums, Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, Filberts, Price Sixpence. Hazela, Walnuts, Sweet Chesnuta, &c, 1 to FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. ■ 5 years old, from 80a per 100. Leading Articles and Easayß. , . The British Quarterly Review says :— ; deciduous and evergreen Forest Trees :— " There is a well-considered leading article j Beech, Ash, Sycamore, Elms, Horse Chesor easay every week, npon some subject of j nuts, Poplars, Scotch, Spruce, and Larch an instructive or thoughtful character." ; y iraj ito 8 feet) from 25g p(jr 100 Price Sixpence. Californian Pines (pinim iiwynus), HaleI7IAMILY HERALD Monthly Part, pensis, Maritima, Ponderosa, Cupressus Instruction and Amusement. " Macrocarpa, Governiaua, Funebris, &c, The Graphic Bays:— "Those who like to k f sft irn ' . ' ' have plenty for their money will find an im- J^™» 80s *** 1C0 .' Cahtem Gums, or mense amount of instruction and amusement "yaw* rine, m pots, from 12s per doz. in the Sixpenny Monthly part of the Family Blue Gums in pots, from £10 per 1000 Herald." . — — Acacias, of aorta, m pots, Gs to 12a per doz. T3UMILT Pakt. .^^ pl-ts -Thorns Sweet Briar, JP Answers to Correspondents. Aoacla f Annata > Box ' Bi y Lallrel - and th * The Saturday Review says :—" The editor beautiful evergreen and compact growing is the confidant and confessor in every sta- Eurebia Encenoidea, introduced from Tas. tion of life. The Answers to Correspondents mania recently by T. Allan and now so cannot be fictitious, a romance and a life . largely usecl a3 an ornamenfcfll and sl)elfcer nistory being embodied m almost all of i ? , , , T . „ , them' hedge and shrub. I' or a rapid and compact ' growth there is nothing to equal it. It is Price Sixpence, Monthly. also sweet scented and will stand cutting at T7JAMILY HERALD Monthly Part \ all seasons, and into any style and form do,m_ The best of the publications. [aired. Parties desirous'of having good and with referencs to its aims, and is various and to mß P ecfc the -N«raery, Cumberland street, amuaing, with a fair amauut of utility inter- where the Bowling Club's grounds is enclosed mixed. Of all these publications we are in- with it. clined to consider the Family Hekald the " c Price lists datailed on application. ~~~~" ~—~--"~— — — — — — — — — 22mv T^T T> —The FAIVIILY HERALD may J tPLV 5 ?- 5? h^i iU^ a i f 'S ly iVolumi Volume ,i 17 EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. The (4s 6d) and in Monthly Parts (6d) at a small J\ beat and safest remedy for Coughs, percentage over the published price, of Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Difficulty Gordon *nd Gotch, Sydney ; Geo. Robert- o{ Breathing, Accumulation of Phlegm, eon, Melbourne; and of all Colonial Book- Theße Lo Zen g e8 contßm no op i um nor sellers ior in Parts direct from W. Stevens, any deleterous drug, therefore the most deli421, Strand, London, for 14s per annum, C ate can take them with perfect confidence, post free. 22my $ Q remedy is so speedy and certain in its — — — — ...... ....w-r, , „ , beneficial effects. j#?W^|^gf^g> CURE OF ASTHMA OF YEARS' . STANDING. S3)£iff£jf ' I SOLUTION OP I CainscrosS) near Strourt, Gloucestershire. P^iTKa^fei^^^^^^rUj^^psgj Sir,— Having been troubled with Asthma for several years, I could find no relief from if&n*wS!llSßß&£f any medecine whatever, until I Avas induced, DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA about two years ago, to try a box o£ your is the great remedy for Acidity of valuable Lozengea, and found such relief Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, from them that I am determined for the Sour Eructations, and Bilious Affections : It future never to be without a box of them in is the Physician's cure for Gout, Rheumatic the house, and will do all in my power to reGout, Gravel, and all other complaints of the commend them to my friends. If you con« bladder. And as a safe and gentle medicine aider the above testimonial of any advantage, for Infanta, Children, Delicate Females, and you are quite at liberty to make what use of for the sickness of Pregnancy, Dinneford'a it you please. I am, Sir, your most obliged ' Magneoia is indispensable. servant, W. J. Tkigg, Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers. Thomas Keating, Esq. N.B.— Ask for Dinneford'a Magnesia, Sold in Boxes and Tins by all Druggists, and Die Dinnefojrd's Friction Gloves and 24ap KEMPTHOENE, PROSSER & CO,, T3 H3t)M AX I C BALSAM*