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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2586, 19 November 1867, Page 2

Machinery, fic^ " The Wheeler and Wilson Sewing-machine is tho one best calculated for household use."— From Timbs' Year-Book of Facts for 1865. HIGHEST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE, WHEELER & WILSON'S Patent LockStich SEWING MACHINES, Paris Exposition, 1867. Tho Sewing Machino result — Wheeler & Wilson still carry the day. Tho only Gold Medal for perfection in Sowing Machines has been awarded to Wheeler & Wilson. There wore 82 competitors, and the greatest interest attended the announcement of the result. E. "W. MILLS, Solo Agent. October 9, 1867. PATENT SEWING MACHINES. WF. THOMAS & CO.'S NEW • MACHINE, producing work alike on both sides of the material, at £5. ss. and £0. 6s. Their other machines, adapted for every kind oi work, vary in price from £10 to £30. W. F. Thomas & Co. have recently supplied a considerable number of machines to H.M.s stores, Madras and Bombay. Orders may be transmitted through Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co., or direct to W. F. Thomas & Co., 1 & 2, Choapside, and 67, St. Paul's? Churchyard, London. T" URNER'S COMBINED THRASHING MACHINES— Awarded the Exhibition Prize Medal ; the Belgian Prizo of 200 francs and Silver Medal; tho R.A.S.E. Prize Medal, &c. Thrashing machines for horse power, prize port--1 able steam engines, fixed engines, traction engines, R.A.S.E. first prize corn crushing and grinding mills, stone grinding mills and millwork, oil, ugar, and saw mill machinery, pumps for steam r hand power, mortar mills, and contractors' machinery, indoor farm machines generally, manuactured by E. R. & F. TURNER, 62, Grace-hurch-street, London, E.C., and St. Poter's Iron Works Ipswich. Estimates for machinery in general. Best reaping and mowing machines made. Iron wire and foncing. Catalogues may be obtained gratis at the office of this paper. ARSHALL SONS & CO., (Limited), BRITANNIA IRON WOEKS, GAINSBOROUGH, ENGLAND, Manufacturers of Portable Steam Engines, Vertical Steam Engines, Horizontal Fixed Engines, Thrashing Machinery, Sawing Machinery, Corn Mills, Oil Mills, Pumping and Wool Washing Machinery. Awarded within tho last threo years, 25 Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals, with numerous other money prizes, including Ist prizo of £50 for the best Thrashing Machine, Doncaster, 1865, and Prize Medal, New Zealand Exhibition. This machinery is most favorably known in the. Colonies. Reference to purchasers, with full particulars, on application to J. MANNING, Walker street, and Great King street, Dunedin. . 1 J& F. HOWARD, Britannia Iron Works, « Bedford, havo long devoted attention to the manufacture of implements for all parts of tho world, and being tho largest exporters in England of ploughs, harrows, and horse rakes, they are fully acquainted with the kind of implements adapted for various countries. Thoir implements aro made principally of wrought and malleable iron, are not only constructed So as to take to pieces aud pack in the smallest compass to save freight, but are so simply arranged as to leavo no difficulty in putting them together. Packing cases and packing charged cost price, with full particulars, sent post freo oil application. London office :— 4, Cheapside, three doors ram St. Paul's. & F. HOWARD, Britannia Ironworks, • Bedford, patentees and manufacturers of champion ploughs, steam cultivators, steam plough, harrows, horse rakos, and other agricultural implements. From their long experience and groat manufacturing facilities, J. & F. Howard aro in a position to supply agricultural machinery, not only of tho best design, but of tho best workmanship it is possible to produce. Their aim for many years has been to manufacture implements which, whilst most efficient in work, should prove economical and durablo infuse. Being extensive farmers themselves, they havo had f;ill opporI tunitics of testing every machine before offering it jto the public. Catalogues, with full particulars, sent post freo on application. London ofiico : — 4, Cheapside, three doors from St. Paul's. /gospel"' oak galvanized iron VX Tinned and Untinued. Obtained tho only Prize Medal in the Trado at the International. Exhibition of 1862. This is the oldest manufacture in tho Galvanized Iron Trade, it having been established at J. & E. Walker's Gospel Oak Streot Mills, Tipton, Staffordshire, in 1842, and for some years was sold under the name of the late firm of Morewood & Rogers. It is now to be obtained, through all Merchants, and only of WILLIAM LEE, Solo Agent, 74, King William-street, London. Observe the Brands as follows : — " Walkor's, G ' anchor' O, Gospel Oak, Tinned." " Crown double R, Gospel Oak, Untinued." IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF THE GOSPEL OAK GALVANISED IRON. TN CONSEQUENCE of an extension of the Works and a great economy in cost of production, a very important roduetion of price, dating from Ist March, 1867, is made, and this favorite brand will now bo found to compete on more equal torni3 of price with tho commoner qualities in tho market. Established in 1842, and is tho oldost manufacture of galvanised iron in England. Obtained the only prize medal in the trade at tho Great Exhibition of 1862. Gospel Oak Offices, 74, King William street, London, E.O UPPER AND COMPANY Manufacturers of GALVA.NISED CORRUGATED IRON, Iron Roofing, Sheds, Buildings, Churcheß, Schools, &c, 61a, Moobgate Stbekt, London, E.O.