THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7504, 6 July 1903, Page 2

THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM.

An Ideal Household Machine.

One of the most profitable articles that can be found in any home, and one that is absolutely necessary, is a good sowing machine. The selection of that article, however, is a matter of perplexity to most ladies, for, with the unlimited makes of different firms, and the suggested superiority of each over the other, one feels that much consideration" is required before a purchase is made. It is only necessary, however, for an inspection to be made of the wonderful Vvcrtheim, Wheeler and Wilson sowing machines, to prove beyond a doubt that for the every-day requirements of the household seamstress, these machines are not excelled. At the Masterton agency of the firm, at the'present time, are exhibited samples of the wide variety of work accomplished by these machines, and they are demonstrating, with the aid of one of their city staff, the beautiful art, point lace, and drawn thread work that can -be accomplished on an ordinary Wertheim machine. Tho articles are worthy of inspection by every resident of tho town.

As showing tho rapidly extending popularity of tho Wertheim it has only to be stated that three unsolicited orders were placed with Mr Lord, of Mastortonj who is district agent, within an hour on Saturday afternoon last. Miss Roach, the Company's needlework artist, who is recognised'as undoubtedly one of the cleverest in tho colony, will be in attendance at the local depot during this week only, and will give to patrons, past and present, free of charge, lessons in the fascinating pastime of art needlework, and will also explain thoroughly the workings and accessories of the above named machines. The chance should not be missed.

Another convenience is that Mr Lord is thoroughly expert in doing all classes of repairs, and will do the work at reasonable prices.