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Thames Advertiser, Volume XII, Issue 3212, 8 January 1879, Page 4

Sewing Machines. SEWING MA Oil lOS SEWING MACHINES!! •UMKS BRNSHAW. THAMRS AGENT FOR WHEELEE & WILSON 00. THE effort of the above Company hag always been to EXCEL in QUALITY rather than UNDERSELL in Price, and they have produced a Machine that, for strength, speed, ease, silence and variety of stitch ia unsurpassed. The Centennial Exhibition Judges say: "We declare the New Wheeler and Wilson Machine to be the Best in the World, and recommend for it the highest recognition The largely increased sales .resulting from this excellence has enabled the Company to Make a Eeduction in Prices, without Detracting from Quality. Their Machines, Haud or • Treadle, are offered by James RENSUAwJat REDUCED PRICED weekly payments, 12 months guarantee, with full Instruction and Trial. NEEDLES REDUCED. SEWING MACHINES! COPY OF TELGGMM :- Oct. 22,1878. "Qraud r Priie awarded our Machines at Paris] Exhibition.—Weeier & Wilson, London." npHE GRa.ND PRIZE is higher than, the Gold Medal, and is given only to one exhibit in each class, so that NO OTHER Sewing machine can get the Grand(Prize, JAMBS KENSHA.W, THAMES AGENT. Defened payments arranged fori Prices recently reduced. W. C. DENIES, QUEEN STBEET,, AUCKLAND, MIORTER OP SEWING MACHINES FOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING' PUR. POSES Op all the Best Makers. WHERE are so many different kinds} of I Machines now in the Market—each maker s claiming superiority over all others—that one l tften buys a Machine on the representation of j the MAKER or his AGHNT, and afterwards ' finds that he does not ike it, ( and is for ever dissatisfied, and, in many eases, sellsitatalo's in order to procure the Machine of his fancy from some other AGENT. This great difficulty is easily got rid of by , W. 0. DENIES, IMPORTER, i Who allows intending purchasers to have any makers' Machine at their own residence for trial by themselves. They can try it for a month if they like, and then, with the same courtesy that the first was supplied,'h&ve another to suit their fancy, and when they have made up their mind which Machine to keep. ■ they have the benefit of. as many lessons as they s wish free, and the Machine kept in repair for a - whole twelvemonth free of charge in the bar- . gain, and have the further privilege of jpaying . weekly, fortnightly or monthly—PlVE aBHILe LINGB a week taken, " bratc'h^detot; POLLEN STitEffiP" THE "WERTEEIM" SEWING MACHINES. BY all experts who have tried them, the WBRTHEIM SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged among mechanical inventions and improvements to be the Wonder of the Age. Simplicity of construction and the reliability which can be placed upon their working power have combined to render them a Favourite with the Public in all parts of the World, and it needs only a Trial to make them a Household Word in every domestic circle, j The Wertheim Machines work silently and with extreme ease j their recognised Durability and Strength are only equalled by the Elegance of their appearance, while for the Variety of Work they can turn out and or Pre-eminence j of Execution they surpass all other descriptions Sewing Machines, Agents: W.PHILLIPPS&SON, Men-street, Shortland. s —~—__——.——«—»_«_« Q RA TEJEUL-OOMFORTING. E P "T~B '' 8 ' s (BREAKFAST) COCOA, • "By a thorough knowledge of ke natural • laws which govern the operations of digestion 1 and nutrition, and by a careful application of 1 the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage, which may save » us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the 1 judicious use of such articles of diet that a cone stitution may be gradually built up until strong i enough to resist every tendency to diseases r Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal s shaft by keeping ourselves, well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."— See article in the Civil Service Qazette. !j Sold only in Packets labelled J JAMBS EPPS & CO,, HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, j LONDON. DOTTEE AND CO., I I DURHAM-STREET, .'■";' I( Auckland, HAVE FOR SALE--10,000 Countess Slates 5,000 Eire Bricks , 250 casks Cement I 20 bales Woolpacks 60 cases G.O. Corrugated Iron, 6 to|9ft, 20 casks Government Disinfectants , 500 bags V 7. & W. Fine and Coarse Salt 150 casks Soda Crystals 300 Ash Oars, 13 to 18 feet 50 cases Muntz metal 14 to 2ioz, Sheathing Nails and Felt, Anchors, Blue, Arrowroot, Baking Powder, Blacking, • ' Cream Tartar, Cheese, Currants, Cocoa, Chocolate, Confectionery, Candles, Canvas, Figs, Flour, Gelatine, Jams, Kerosene, Mustard, Marmalade. Nuts, Soda, Neave's Food, Oatmeal, Oil (Salad and Linseed), Oysters, Oats, Pitch, Paper and Paper Bags, Peel (assorted), Painkiller, Starch, Soap Powder, Tea (assorted), Sugar (assorted), &., &c. Wholesale Agents for— Dr.Townshend's Saisaparilla Lea and Perrin's Sauce PROOF OP DEBT FORMS under "The Debtors and Creditors Act of last Session, in the matter of the Liquidation in Bankrupt Estates, may be obtained at the Advertiser Office, Alberkkeet,