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Sewing Machine. QHJiISTMAS PRESENTS! NEW YEAR PRESENTS 11! The Best/. Most Useful, and Most Acceptable -nIUiSEVI AT THIS Oil ANY OTHER TIME I OF THE YEAR UKQUESTIOHABIiY 13 A SIMPSON" SEWING '.MACHINE. As all our Machines are DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, _ And purchasers have only one profit to pay, wo now offer tliem at PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION Before purchasing, the Ladies of the Thames are respectfully invited to Yisifc our Show Booms and inspect the Stock, which embraces cveiy description of.Machiuc made by . the celebrated "Simpson" Sewing Machine Company. Parties who cannot come to town ars requested to send for our .Illustrated Price List. OASH PRICES: " Simpson" Family Machine . • £7 10 0 Do. Medium Machine ' ■ 810 0 Do. Manufacturing Machine ■ -1010 0 Canadian Hand Machine •' • 4 0 0 On receipt o£ cheque or. Post, Office order, any of these Machines will be packed free of charge, and forwarded as directed. Easy Terms for Purchase, by Monthly Instalments.' Send for our lime-payment circular. BAIRD 1 COMPANY", IUCKLiND, Sole .Agents foe New Zealand SEWING- MACHINE COTTON. : Clirk and Co.'s extra quality best Six-cord is the only Cotton recommended for machine use. . • . Seduced to English Peioes., One dozen reels in a box, Nos, 40 to 100, black, white, or coloured, assorted free by post to any part of New Zealand for 3s. MACHINE OIL. Purest Winter-pressed Sperm,- Is and Is 6d per bottle. [Needles, free by post, 2s Gd per dozen. " THE MISERY OF A BAD PEN ISNOW A VOLUNTARY INFLICTION,"— Times, They come as a boon and a b'es3iug to men, Tho Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Pen, A box of any of the following Pens posted free to any part of the colony on receipt of 12 penny stamps;— ' WAVERLEY PICK WICK. OWL . HIM PMJTON HINDOO Recommended by 1,200, Newspapers; see ; Graphic, 20th February, 1875. To Teachers.—The Waverley Copy Book, Is Gd per dozen; the School Board Copy Books, 9<J. : Send for, sample copy. " Set those write now who never wrote before, : And those who always wrote now write the' more." "ELECTRICITY IS LIFE" Pulyebmacher's, Improved Patent Self- Applicable Electeic Chain . Bands, Belts, and Batteries, ; so simple that any one can use them; wonderful in results, and yet so .gentle in action that they may be applied to mere infants. testimonial. , "We the undersigned, have much pleasure in testifying that Mr Pulvermacher's--recent improvements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic appliances are of great importance to scientific medicine,-and that he is entitled to the consideration of every one disposed to further the advancement of real and useful progress."—Signed by Sir C. Locock, Bart, Physician to EM. the. H.Holland,Bart., Physician to H.M. the Sir Wm. Fergusson, Bart., F.R.S., Physician to H.M, thoQueeu . 0 Sir J. R. Martin, Bart,, C.8,,F.R.C.5.,F.R.5. ' Dr Sieveking,F.R.C.P.,Physician toH.B.S. the Prince of Wales and St, Mary s Hospital Dr R. Quain, F.R.CP., Physician to the Brompton Hospital for Consumption, • We have just lauded a considerable supply of tbes invaluable appliances for the core of Rheumatism Indigestion Neuralgia Paralysis Asthma Peafness Lumbago Sciatica! LiverComplaintsHeadache , LossofVoice Toothache Nervous Debility Diphthena etc.,. etc., etc. Pamphlets .giving full particulars, also Price Lists, can be had on application, or will be forwarded by post. ' ■ OER'S PATENT WHITE ENAMEL PAINT ; 13 rapidly superseding the use of White Lead. It is not poisonous. It covers -well, is a beautiful white, and is cheap. In small Quantities iidjper b. BAIRD AND COMPANY. TO PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, AND OTHERS. PAPERHANGINGS— Very cheap Window 31ass, in small boxes, very cheap.-Coloured and Ornamental Glass, very cheap, w —Verandah Glass, etc., etc. : BAIRD AND COMPANY. FINE ARTS EXHIBITION. Visitors from the Thames are invited to view our maguificeufc gallery ot PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &o, On view daily 10 a,m. till 6 p.m., Admission Free. The" Simpson " Machine ; Show Booms, QUEEN STREET, ;, . One door from Wellcsley-street, Auckland, . ,