NOTICES. WANZER'S "IMPROVED AMERICAN SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. 700,000 now in Use throughout the World. WANZER'S IMPROVED Little Wanzer, bearing all the most recent improvements, inoluding 16 extras £4 4 0 With Stand— to work by hand or foot — from 5 5 0 WANZER'S IMPROVED Wanzer A, bearing all the most recent improvements, including 16 extras .... 4 10 0 With Stand— to work by hand or foot— from 5 11 0 - WANZER'S IMPROVED Sewing Machines for Dressmakers, Tailors, and Bootmakers, without Cogs, very large Stbbl Shuttles, work either backward or forward while the machine is in motion without any stoppage; wind the bobbins without running the machine, and many other important improvements. Prices, £7 ... 17s 6d j £8 17s 6d j jE9l7s6d. At the U.S. Centennial World's Exhibl. tlon, Philadelphia, 1876, the WANZER SEWING MAOHINE COMPANY have not ;»nly captured the Centennial Medal and Diploma of Honour, but they scoured, after one of the severest tests that was ever submitted, the " Gold Medal " and Diploma (the only Gold Medal given to any Sewing Maohine Company), which honours no' other Sewing Maohine Company in the World can claim. To be had only'from A. B. SIDFORD, 4, ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN, Agent tor New Zealand. N.B.— All kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired with despatch, and on moderate erms, by a first-class Sewing Machine Mechanic. , ' COWPEK & WILSON, Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS^ DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, Desire to call the attention of Storekeepers wad Settlers to their large and varied Stock of Ironmongery, Consisting of — Marble and Slate Mantel-pieces Furnishing Ironmongery of every description Building Ironmongery, large assortment Register and Lignite Grates American Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Ranges Carpenters' and Engineers' Tools Oatlery, a large variety Guns, Sporting and Blasting Powder Iron Bedsteads, Cots, and Stretchers Kerosene Lamps, Glasses, and Wicks Tinkler'B, Cherry's, and King's patent Churns, Cheese Presses, and Card Mills Paperhangings, Paints, and Colours Corrugated and plain galvanised, bar, rod, hoop, and black sheet Iron Fencing Wire and Staples linseed, Colza, Olive, Castor, Neatsfoot, and Kerosene Oils. SOLE AGENTS For the New American, Straight-needle, Lock-stitch, "WHEELER & WILSON" SEWING MACHINE. The simple truth plainly told— "We have been using the New Wheeler and Wilson Machines in our Factory, and have no hesitation In pronouncing them the best machines we have tried. They cost nothing for repairs, and are extremely light upon the operator. — Beath, Schies, and Co., Clothing Manufacturers, Melbourne." The American Institute of Engineers, 1877, pronounced them to be the best in the World. Repairs to all kinds of Machines promptly executed by a Competent Machinist up on the Premises. Southland Agents for the Walter A. Wood Harvesters and Self-binders. Send for a circular. Sole Agents for Noble's Dynamite — the most powerful blasting compound known. Country Customers oan rely on the prompt and faithful exeoution of their Orders. %'tttf Oldwt Established Ironmongery Firm la Southland. CQWPBR H WILSON.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1422, 22 February 1879, Page 26
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