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Colonist, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4171, 22 June 1885, Page 4

Lkhography, Engraving^ "■':...■'■■ .■ ■■,■ /^c. : I' HE want in Nelson of complete H means by which Lithogiapuy, Engraving, and similar work could be onecuted locally, in the artistic manner ia which it ia produced ii> larger cities, and at prices at all comparable, has, we are assured, .been muchofelt;! but' the! fact haying-been impressed upon us, we at once took steps to meet the demand. With this object in view a most complete plant has been'imported at very conBiderable cost, and-the services of efficient artist and workmen secured. -In making this announcement, we desire to lay before the public the desirability of retaining within the City their orders, {provided they can be executed at prices Dot; larger,than they would have to pay ffileewhere, the quality of ihe work being of course equal. That we can now execute all orders in these branches with wbichruve may be favored, complying with theee requirements, we are convinced, and would respectfully request that Nelsonians, before sending their orders elsewhere, will inspect the quality of work we are turning out, and enquire i*T estimates of cost. Orders for ENGRAVING can now be executed on the premises; whilst !L<iti»<>g-r«pliic Work in all Colors is performed by MACHINEBY of the LATEST and MOST APPROVED MAKE, driven by : - •.'••'•• Steam. ■Bond, Pinney, & Co., Steam Lfstter-lress and LithoPrint* t«, WAIMEA. STBEET, NELSON. THE LIGHT-RUNNING STANDARD Sewing Machine SURPASSES ALL OTHERS. POINTS OF SUPERIORITY. Wb ask special attention to the following points of superiority in the Light-Rtctakik6 , STANDARD" — A Sblj-Sbttin© Needib, which cannot be set wrong, will be recognised as an improvement in the right direction. The needle ia eelf-settiog in every sense of the werd, and is sot dependent on a mark on the needle-bar As in other machines. Thb Automatic Tknbion, when once properly legulated, ' will rarely need to be changed; and, as a general rule, the whole range of family sewing can be done without any change of. tension whatever. Thiß result is obteined by nicely adjusted sprints, that will acoommodate themselves to the size of the thread used. A Dbvicbs whereby the bobbin can be wound without runnine the Machine. This sav v a un-Beoetsai-y wear of the Machine, and the double of untb/fafling and removing work and attachments while tba bobbin is being-filled Lisas Sfaox under tho arm, affording unusual facilititd /or doing all ki&dß of work. A Bcalb for regulating the length of stitch which enables ibe operator to readily ascertain the length ol stitch without letting prctious to comcnencin^ work. No other uiaohine h*« t.his convenient device. ■ ': A SPKiBQ-riNisoH Shuitlb: holding b bobbin that carries a large amount of thread. There is but one hole to thread through! making ii the n<p3t easi y threaded shuttle m uae. ;The tension may be changed without moving the shuttle Irom machine; ißk JBbed han:great power.ftnd never failt to pe.-form its duty—will feed the lightest ana. heaviest goods with equal precision, and will oroiß teama and hard places without changing length of surdfl' or missing stitone' The SsiF/AciiNff "Take Up" permits the •perator tp x use, with equal facility, the finest to the coarsest thread manufactured, including men or ailk thread, without chafing 01 reaking. ' , :j; ' AWTOTABttITT 01 PAfiTa.—All partß ■re made adjustable, so that " lost motion " from long usage can be easily taken up. Thiß will hare the expense of duplicating paite. The machine cannot be put out of time unlesi some part is'broken, . ' DueabH/Itx.—-In the construction of the BTAKDASD,": the matter of durability has been carefully considered. All the working parts are made of the very beet material, and ease-hardened. : We olaim it; ib the most durable Family Sewing Machiine.ever invented and challenge compßrinon with others ia this mpeet '„■.'. Lie'ET RtTNKisa.—Ob account of the simple mechanical devices employed in its construction, the " Staksabd " runs lighter and with greateci speed;:tbaa any other machine, and it aimost noiseleea. It >■ the sirxiplest, easiest-operated, best fflfide, and most elegantly, ornamented muobibe ia the-'wdrid, combining every requisite to produce a perfect machine. ' Simeliciti oi CoKßTßiroxioir.—The " Stan d»rd".contains fewer.working parts than any other niechiae, aud cannot gel cut of order with fair usage. Its great simplicity renders personal lnstructios unnecessary, and the inexperienced oannot fail to use it with pleasure »Bd profit. \ : . •■/,'.: ;■■ . .;;,■,-! ■h. Cbas. M. Hoult AUTBQHIfcBD SUhYfiYOK. OURVEIS executed in Town or Country O Orders .left at the Office of Mr W. EOUr "will receive attention. . |JEW: TOYS! NEW DOLL ! SIXPENNY TABLES, ONE' SHILLING TABLES. ' OHRIStMAS'AND NEW YEAR CARDS. Very ;} Ghoice BASKETWAEE and FANCY GOODS. ■■■-''■ - Per B-s. COPTIC and EAIKOUEA. "\TEW iMUSIO! NEW MUSIC! ■^ •--.MWlf.Prioe 7 Also, English; French, and Gehfian PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AND HAR ; ; ;i MONIUMS. „ .. -, .-.. Oa.Jke.yr, ,-, gent for John Brinsmead & Son's celebrated Prize.Me&a.l^SostenenteiilSlAßOS?, and Direct Importer of Music, Mcbzoal Ihbtbvkxnxs, and Fixings