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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 275, 9 August 1878, Page 12

TTERBERT, HAYNES and CO., IMPORTERS OF British Silks, Foreign Silks Welsh anl Lancashire Flannels Foreign and British Dress Fabrics Crimean and Union Shirtings Paris and Brussels Kid Gloves New Designs Brussels Carpets - British and Foreign Hosiery New Patterns Tapestry Carpjeiiß**' Parisian and British Millinery New Patterns Kidderminster Ladies' Outfitting and Uncler- Carpets ■"'": clothing Linoleums, Floor Cloths ' Mourning Outfits (complete) Cocoa Mattings/China Mattings Household Linen for immediate French and German Crirtains use Nottingham Lace and Muslin CurBed Linen for immediate use tains British and American Calicoes Velvet Pile aud Cloth Table Foreign and British Laces Covers Galloon and Moonlight Trimmings Tapestry, Repp, and Damask British and Foreign Ribbons Curtains . , - - Silk, Wool, and Moonlight Fringes Dimities, Cretonnes, Cornice ' Parisian and British Costumes Fringes French and English Jackets Door Mats, Coir Mats, Hearth Black Dress Materials Rugs Scotch Winceys and Tartans Cornice Poles, India,. Rubber Witney and Bath Blankets Mats MANUFACTURERS OF , - MEN'S CLvO THING, YOUTHS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING. Tailoring. — This Branch is now giving every possible satisfaction. All garments well slvrunk, faithfully made, , and the fit guaranteed. Patterns of Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, Vestings, with selfmeasuring charts, free by post. TTERBERT, HAYNES, and C 0., A N Z E R ' S "I M P ROVED" AMERICAN SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. 700,000 now in Use throughout the World WANZER'S IMPROVED Sewing Machines for Dressmakers, Tailors, and Bootmakers, without Cogs, very Large Steel Shuttles, work either backward or forward while the machine is in motion without any stoppage ; wind the bobbins without running the machine, and many other important improvements. Prices £7 17s 6d ; £8 17s 6d ; £9 17s Cd. At the U.S. Centennial World's Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876, the WANZER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, have not only captured the Centennial Medal and Diploma of Honor, but they secured, after one of the severest tests that was ever submitted, the " Gold Medal " and Diploma (the only " Gold Medal " given to any Sewing Machine Company), which honours no other Sewing Machine Company in the World can claim. To be had only from A. B. SIDFORD, 4, KOYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN, Agent for New Zealand. N.B.— All iinds of SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED with dispatch and oa moderate terms, by a first-clans Sewing Machine Mechanic.