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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 723, 3 February 1877, Page 4

| Watchmakers. ... • / '■ RIPLEY, WATCH ANL * (JJLOCK MAEER,'is now prepared, to supply his customers with New Silver Caked f Patent Lever's and Geneva Horizontal VV ATCHES of the -very best . workmanship, equal, if not superior, to ' any to be 'obtained m- any other uaft of New' Zealand, varying m price from £4 ( to J&ll" ea|ch. : Likewise Gold Wedding Rings and Eeopera, _ Lockets, Brooches, : Pins, s -Earrings, 'Gold Mounted Quartz ;• , Stones, Clockß, &c^ 4c; : Likewise Garden Seeds and Vegetable*. \ MSSS E. RIPLEY, DRESSMAKER and 'Genplemen's Trousers and Vest' Maker, i • tEstkblished February, 1869. : Hamilton, August 2nd, 1575. ; JMiscellaineGTis. AMERICAN r SEWING MA- • CriINES. : TIHE »jEOM<E,"SHUTa>LSJ 'LCK3K- •"- STITCH— Ttfe fferfedtidn Sf Mechanism— Simple; Compact, Efficient, D'urabte, tlnd tCbmpl'etd. ' ! Ife ! sews' with the. 'least possible ani6*urit' ! of labor,. and,j . a girr't%6iye" years 1 -cah rUn"i't ! ytitho'ut[ fatigue.' "lt t is a triumphbf Mechanical ' Genitisi'-' ! '■■■"■■■■■ ■■ ■■ i The ; "^©ME" SHUTTLE is the /only 'iprac- tical juow price Lock-stitch 'Sewing' } Mjaclune -ever-invented; " This Unequalled Machine -uses ■& straight i needle, mdkes the< «Lock-Btitch (alike on ' both'flides), has a self adjusting tension, ' and is adapted to every variety «f sewing j: for , family jwear from the lightest miis- • hns to^ the heaviest nloths, and mil even sew [leatheir. It will hem, fell, bind, cord,'braid,iseam, tuck, ru-ffie, 'henisfcitch,', and gather.' This machine will sew ou^ and 1 ' gather at the same time, and will' workV-jqiiitlly ~ well ; on Silkj Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with ■> Silk, Line q- or 'Cotton Thread. -It is not naces sary for us-ttsendeavour to detract from the merits |of any other machine. We jlaim to -sell \ rilfi.'BSCST ! FAMILY SE^IWG MACHINE * ; j[N THE ilAllltET Without regard to pi'icei and we feel confident .li at.wheneyer persons wishing to buy ■sWing 'Machines give the.i "Horr>e," Shuttle iiaching a fair brial, • 'in commor with ocher ma- . chines, it wall have < the: preference. ' . With thelMacliine -is furnished— fTem- • mer, Braider Shuttle 'Bobbins/ Oil Can, Oil, Scpew iriver, Five Needles Gauge, Tabie OJamp, and Directioas.'for use. Mlsecurely packed m strong -.ase with* hinges. i . .\ PiilOß : hi box, £4 10s ; with Table ihd ' Treadle; -45(5 15 ; with Table and Treadle, tlalf-Uibinet, <ivifch-' Cover, < Lock, -arid Key, £8. „ . . ' j Some'thotisands of tliese' machines hare now 'been ! sold' m New Zealand, and they have I given the -utmost possible sat is faction j as testified to m numerous \ testimonial^, which we forward ©n application. ! ' ' ' lti -proof ! of fiieir superiority over all other machines, we. guarantee' them for five years. ! . .. i ACiENTS FOR WAIKAI?©-: : ! J A MkE-^ fIEIII, ; HAMILTON. J. AUBIN, MiEXANpiiA 1 . w; -pp. vv^l?l, i RAGLAN. riMK LAT ES T VICTORIES JL GAIiNEIuBi" VV H E E L E li ' & 'Wll'<L&-0&%- --. 'SEWIiNG MACHINES Since tho VIENNA ikJCUiBiTION of] 1873, vrkero they were awu'-ded ■* the ■* Jmperinl Order of \Frnucis - Jus.'ph,". the Graud Aledals of Prog rec« and Merits; GOLD JMED L OF HONOUR i Of fie Ajne'rican liistitute, New York, m Septelni/er, 1^74; ... : GOLD ;; MEDAL at ti.e Maryland lustitut'e m October, 1574 ; SILVER MhJpALat the fflaucheater and liiverpeol-Agricultural fcdiow, Se.jteiuber 10, 18741 : . SILVER MEDAL at the Chester Agricultural Sh'Av, held at WaiTingtun,^ Sep- , t.euaber,'-53, «1874. The GENSUINa WHEKL'ER:& WILSON'S MACil':#E f Has no heiivy miicbinery to tire arid woary 'the ' feet, and is th-revore the most suitabl? .'or FAMILY use. ;•.. We warraiit every W and W Much me to GIVE fiNT-IRE SATISFACTION. Over Olid i\liUion:in use. Machinee may be had on the new sys-' tern oi TIME PATMESf. the District": J.L. LONGBOTTOM,; C^NTKaa, -Store, 5 „ ■Hajiiiton West. J>^ : D. ©U F F IJS> „ RAL MEROHANT. SAMPLES GF :; ' : "'■ C-H^O FGE: It,AS ,- y , P^i and • . PATTERNS OF ■ D R A PER V P P. B?oi'wai ; ded to all parts of VVaikat<. p • .POST-FREE. ■• t) ( Every description of ~ GENEHAL MEKCHANDTSE - - & oblainable at,. . d A^ ICKLAND P R I C ES, H from - H . R.-IX.L.- D-U-JP^^S,,^. Wholesale and Retail Trader, : • Queen -ui re.et, Alexnndra. Agent for South Briliih Ins. Co. W O O L ! W O OL ! , TH E .undersigned begs to . inform - Farmers that he has made saViafactory ammgeme'ts for. .the Sale of WOO Li; H living a Practical "Knowledge of the Wool' Trade, and a gocd connection with Large Buyeis, he is m a position to tffect Sales! on the most advaniageou terms. Consignments will have his most| careful attention, arid Account Sales rendered .prompt after Sale. — Woolpac.k's, full weight, 4s. each. . •. , ADAM LAtBOURN/' „ Fort-street. , WATKATO TRANSJPORT.r J. DEAN begs to inform his friends m! Auckland and Waikato, "and the public' generally, -that •he>has_comineuced run? ning his' Steamer, the 'ALEUT,' regularly; between MERCER and CAMBRIDGE, j oallingat lritermediate Stations, carrying Goods ' and i 'Passeugera, and -starting as under: — ' ' : ' --..;.. • •Froni Mbeobb — I On Monday and Thursda-y, at^6 a.m. ; Brom Cambridge— On Wednesday and Satur Jay, at 6 a.m.i N.B. — A ipers n will be m attendance at the Riiilway Station, Auckland; to Receh c Goods. Parcels may also be. left at the store of th=j agent, R^ B. Symok, corner of Victoria and Albort Streets. 7). CAfi? T ACHAN, •xgent, -CuriubriilfrcA