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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2411, 5 September 1876, Page 4

Sewing Machine. nIUISTMAS PRESENTS! NEW YEAR PRESENTS!!! The Best, Most Useful, and Most Acceptable PEESENT AT THIS OR AOT [OTHER jTIME r OF THE YEAR n VHQTJESTIONABM IS A "iSIMPSON" SEWING MACHINE. As all our Machines are DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, And purchasers have only one profit to pay,' we now offer them at PBIOES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION Before purchasing, tho Ladies of the Thames , ; are respectfully invited to "Visit our Show Booms and inspect the Stock, which embraces every :j, ( description of Machine made by •. the celebrated . "Simpson" Sewing Machine Company, p Parties who cannot come to town are requested : to send for our Illustrated Price List. CashPbioes! "Simpson'FamilyMachine • £7 10 0 Do, Medium Machine • 810 0 Do, Manufacturing Machine • • 1010 0 Canadian Hand Machine • 4 0 0 j On receipt' of cheque or Post Office order, ■any of these Machines will be packed free of charge, and forwarded as directed. Easy Terms for Purchaso by Monthly ■■ Instalments. Send for our time-payment circular, BAIBD k COMPANY, AUCKLAND, Sole Agents foe New Zealand ■ SEWING MACHINE COTTON. Ulark and Co.'s extra quality best Six-cord is the only Cotton recommended for machine use. Bedtjced to English Peioes. • One dozen reels in a box, Nos. 40 to 100, black, white, or coloured, assorted free by post to any part New Zealand for 3s, MACHINE OIL. Purest Winter-pressed Sperm, Is and la 6d per bottle. Needles, frco by post, 2s 6d per dozen, I I 'i milium 1 « THE a MIREBY OF A BAD PEN IS ; NOW A VOLUNTARY INFLICTION "~ . Tim®. . They come as a boon and a blessing to men, •' The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverloy Pen," A box of any of the following Pens posted free to any part of tho colony on receipt of 12 penny stamps:— WAYEULEY PICKWICK OWL NILE PMTON HINDOO JRecomuiended by 1,200 Newspapers; see Graphic, 20th February, 1875.' To Teachers.—Tho Wavorley Copy Book, Is 6d '. per dozen; the School Board Copy Books, ,90. ; Send for sample copy. "Sot those write now who never wrote M»% 'And those who always wroto now write tho more." Tho "Simpson" Machine Show Booms, QUEEN STREET, One door from Wellesley-street, Auckland. Periodicals. The Saturday Review says of the. Family HbbaiiD, "Its novels and tales are uite as well written as the best circulating-library stories." Price Sixpence.. : FAMILYHERALD Mohihw Part, The Melbourne Punch B&ya :—"Thirty years ago we were weekly sent to biiy the Family Herald. We are now old; and last week we recklessly purchased a monthly part' of the Family Herald, and we are bound to state that in its green old age it is livelier,, more interesting, and a better publication than ver, Like wine, t improves with age."i ; ' Price|Sixpenee. ' j FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. The Maryborough -Chronicle says:— {'Persons on the look-out for a family paper might do well to try a number, of this periodi-. cal.' .',■".■'.. '■ ■ Price Sixpence. FAMILY HERALD Mohthlx Part. The Brisbane, Courier says:—"The story-teller, as. of old, contains matter of the most absorbing interest to novel readers. The scientific items, from the variety which they embrace, are useful to mechanics or farmers, whilst mothers of families are, with a few words, initiated into the fearful and wonderful mysteries of apple fool, treae'e pie, or tho dishing up of Australian meats and soups. Amusements are not forgotten, and random readings, full of original wit and humour, assist in making up a periodical acceptable to aIL» . Price Sixpence, FAMILY HERALD Monthly Pari. The Weekly Herald says:—" The most instructive and amusing of our English periodicals; and its pure literature, its well-written tales, and its excellent leading articles, render it truly 'a joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households.?" Price Sixpence. FAMILY HERALD Mommy Part. The Brisbane Telegraph says:—"Still holds its own as the best of the London weekly periodicals. lis stories are excellent from every point of view, and their authors hold no mean place in the literary world. . , . Its essays afford real intellectual treats,", The FAMILY HERALD may bo had in Half-yearly Volumes (4s Gd) and iu Monthly Parts (Gd) at a small per centage over the published price, of all ■Colonial Booksellers and Newsagents; or i!ie Monthly parts direct from W. Stevens, 421, Strand, London, for 14s per annum post-free, The FAMILY HEIULD. Colonial Booksellers can- obtain an extra supply of the current. Parts through Messrs Gordon & Gotch, Collins-street Melbourne: George-street, Sydney;' and Queen-street, Brisbane.