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Western Star, Issue 454, 18 June 1881, Page 3

Public. Notices. ASILE 0 U T, OTAUTAU, ■ Has on sale the best assorted stock of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, BOOTS, MEN'S GLOTiriNG, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c., &c. The goods hove been Jjurohnsed from the best firms-, and are well suited for the district. They will he sold at Dunedin prices for cash. Small profits and quick retbrhs Is my mOUo. Sa£lL ROttY, . Storekeeper, Otauiftir. T ETTEB HEADINGS) BILLHEADS and ENVELOPES for Hotels printed on the shortest nofeicej and in the most tasteful manner, at the VTosterb Star Office. N O T I C E; A NY person found TRE§PASSINti in my paddocks after this date, with or without dogs, will be prosecuted. " ' JAMES PIRIE.; Limestone Plains, 14tb June, 1881. Sent Post Free in an Envelope ' #dil ®4d. Stamps to Defray Postage. THE BOTANIC TREATMENT EOR ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS, "W3THICEI unfit sufferers for marriage, &c., * * ,&c. Also, Consumption, Chronic Diseases of tho Cliest, Stomach, Liver, and Epilepsy. Address—- ' '• R. T. SELBY, Medical Herbalist,. ■ i ’., ; . John. Street, 'Waterloo, Sydney. m ft* CNO I N E THO tr S AND POU ND S f' ; b - CHALLENGE;; ■ /'' 1 THE « WCINDERFUL WERTHEIM ” SEWING-MACHINES. V- ONE MILLION" THREE HUNDREij THOUSAND of -these WONDERFUL Machines have been sold during NINETEEN YEARS.' ' ;;

The product of the German Sewing Machine factories Inst year was niore Ilian FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MAThe old-fashioned machines are of cheap arid inferior construction, with soft shuttles, Very : few appliances, and very deficient rnechanism. ■The “ WERTHEIM” possessed the loose winding wheel) absurdly called the triple action ; balance wheel.(four years in advance of the others, and we NOW INTRODUCE the most itEM ARK ABLE IMPROVEMENT made in s'eviinj* machines for many years, v : z„ THE AUTOMATIC. SOBIHN WINDER., : This-wonderful contrivance fills the bobbins without any attention from the operator, as smoothly as tipotl a reel of cotton. The. old- i fashioned machines DO NOT POSSESS this, 1 but in a few years oimpatents will be infringed-, by a copy, and the dealers will advertise “ Beware of German imitations!” Our desire,is always, all circumstances, to place tbo WEfiTHRtM mtjehiile JtDE BY SIDE with the flimsy and obsolete Styles, or with any make whatsoever. Upon which side the truth is trust then be manifest. Wit are glad to submit them to any EXAMINATION OR TEST, without any pre-payriidnf, .-Whatever. Take ah ordinary shuttle and you may cut it with a file or a knife. Tako a WEBTHEIM shuttle and you will find it to'be a block of hardened steel; which will spoil the file tllid cannot be Cut. Ordinary cog-wheels arc or cast iron; the WFBTHETM COG-WITEEtjS arc warranted UNBREAKABLE. The settle principle is Carried throughout; arid may by the most tinlearhed person bo readily' tested. • CHALLENGE FOR ONE THOUSAND POUNDS!! As a further reply to untruthful and AD CAPTANDUM advertisements, we hereby offer to submit the . Wonderful wMtiieim Machines' under challenge for £IOCO a-sicle, in compel ifion with all or any YANKEE and GLAS-GOW-MADE 1 falsely sold as American; the Contest to be decided in public by English fair play, arid not by Yankee smartness. Tire terms may be ascertained at our offices, George street, by any agent who chooses to cothpcle. WERTHEIM SE WINO--M A CHINE COMB AN Y, Frankfort, Germany. All information can he obtained frioitt otir,. Agent,' ROBERT LOCHIIEADj 136 George street; Dunipin, New Zealand. Kilters from 15s; Fringing Machines, 10s (?d; Knitting Machines, £7 10s ; Crimping Machines, from 7s fid. SAMPLES; Circulars, and Catalogues FREE BY POST.