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Saturday Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 124, 24 November 1877, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES, J. A N D D. SCOT T, (Late Scott and Brown) RONMONGERS, George street, Dunedin, HAVE now in stock —Eurnishing and Builders’ Ironmongery of every deription; TO ENDE ES, Eire-irons, Kitchen J- Ranges, Electro-plate and Britannia' Metal Ware, Cutlery, &c., &c. EN OVATION ! —S. SMITH, DYER, George street, Dunedin (behind Carroll’s Hotel. All kinds of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s wearing apparel cleaned and dyed. Orders strictly attended to. Under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor, and the Marchioness of Normanby. Matheson BROTHERS & CO., Beg to inform the inhabitants of Dunedin and Suburbs that they havenow on view, a splendid assortment of all kind tof China, Glass, Earthenware, Lamps, Yases - , 1 Lustres, &e. We have recently fitted up a new Show-room on the ground floor, and stocked it with goods of the very best description, comprising— Complete sets of Table Glass from £ls to £SO Dinner Services from £5 to £4O. A large variety of Dresden China Dessert Sets, from £4 10s. to £3O. Tea Services in great variety, about 80 sets to choose from, from £2 2s. to £l2 12s. Breakfast Sets from £2 10s to £l4. A splendid variety of Flower Stands. Richly hand painted flower pots in Dresden China. Richly hand painted YasesinSevres,Dresden, Bohemian, and Worcester China. A beautiful assortment of Lamps of all kinds in cut glass and silver, bronze, wrought brass, oxidised silver, ormolu, &c., and fitted with the celebrated double burner, or with the equally good circular light from flat wick. MINTON HOUSE, Princes-street, MATHESON BROTHERS, & CO U.B. —Wholesale Warehouse in Bond-street. The simple truth plainly TOLD. “ The new Wheeler and Wilson are the BEST MACHINES we have tried. They cost nothing for repairs, and are extremely light upon the operator.” — Bkath, Schiess and Co., clothing manufacturers, Melbourne. “We have tested the new Wheeler and Wilson. They far SURPASS OTHER MACHINES, and make a superior stitch; whether the work be mole, tweed, or silk, they are equally efficient.” — Parry and Mackay, clothing manufacturers, 2 Flinders-lane. “ The new Wheeler and Wilson work to my entire satisfaction, and are fully ONE-THIRD FASTER than any other sewing-machine I have used.” — Edward Oakley, clothing manufacturer, 99 Bourke street west. “ I am working five different machines, but I find the new Wheeler and Wilson the most useful in my trade.”— D. Altson, harness manufacturer, 25 Bourke street west. Philadelphia Exhibition 1876, three medals and three diplomas awarded Wheeler and Wilson. No other sewing-machine received such honours. Send for reduced price-list. Inspection invited. W. MELVILLE, 6, George street,,Dunedin.