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Otago Witness, Issue 1582, 18 March 1882, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. TAMES HORSBURGH. ! NEW VIWXAI.S Just Opened: Sunday at Home, Leisure Hour, Quiver, Good Words, and Sunday Magazine. SPLENDID STOCK OF GENERAL LITERATURE 1 To Choose From. I * ' STATIONERY. | This department is far below any other house in town in prioe. SCRAP ALBUMS, PURSES, and PHOTO. ALBUMS in Great Variety, and at Very Low Prices. James Horsbitrgh, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,' 73 Geobgb Stebet, Ddnedin. /CHALLENGE FOR ONE THOUSAND \j POUNDS!! As a farther reply to untruthful and ad eaptandwn advertisements, we hereby offer to submit The Wonderful Wertheim Machines, under Challenge for £1000 a side, In competition with all or any YANKEE and GLASGOW made Machines, falsely sold as American, the contest to be deolded in public by English fairplay, and not by Yankee smartness. Tne terms may be ascertained at our offices, Princes street, by any agent who chooses to compete. WBRTHEIM SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Frankfort, Gbbmany, All information oan be obtained from oar Agent, ftOBERT LOOHHHAD, Corner op Prinobs and Dowun& streets. DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. Time payment from 2a 6d to 5b per week, Hans Machines, £3 ; Treadle, £5. Kilters, from 15s ; Fringing Machines, 10a 6d; Knitting Machines, £7 10a ; Crimping Maohlnes, fiom 7s 6d. Samples. Circulars, and Catalogues Free by Post. R. LOCHHEAD, WERTHEIM SEWING MAOHINE i I DEPOT, | Corner of Princes and Dowling streets. T3EMBMBER that a Wertheim Maohine Xi oan be had upon trial, FREE OF CHARGE, by anyone in town or suburbs, Nooharge for delivery, or for Instoructrfon at home. Remember, that no matter where you live, in any part of the Colony, we will supply you with a Sewing-machine upon TIMS PAYMENT. Our only reply to dishonest advertising is, Get any one of the old-fashioned raachjees, of any make whatever, at home, and test It beatdo a Wertheira. We guarantee to keep all our our machines in perfect order and ropair during three years from date of purohaae, free of any oharge. Bf purchasers, and not by ouraelvoß, was first applied the epithet which distinguishes our maohlnes, that of ••THE WONDERFUL WfIBXHEJM,"