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New Zealand Tablet, Issue 389, 24 September 1880, Page 6

T\f E R T H E I MS Wonderful Hand and Treadle SEWING MACHINES, Efficiency, Elegance, and Ease. Simplicity, Silence, and Strength. PLEASE EXAMINE THEM MINUTELY. No Soaping of Seams. No Sperm Candle-Greasing. No Basting or Tacking. No Folding by Hand. No Breaking of Cogs. No Escaping of Shutt No Breaking of Cneck-Spring. No Missing of Itches. <3P" No moving of Work, Alteration of Te sion, or Breaking of Needle in Crossing Thick Seams. THE ONLY MACHINE IN THE COLONIES That will kilt to various widths and sew on at the same time. No folding by hand ; no heat ; no basting (or tacking). Will kilt 60 yards an hour. TIME PAYMENT UPON LIBERAL TERMS. THE « WERTHEIM " HAND MACHINES, from £3 15s. THE "WERTHEIM" TREADLE MACHINES, from £6 10s. Agent— ROBT. LOCHHEAD 140, George Street, DUNEDIN. Needles, Duplicates, Oil, Accessories, &c, always kept in Stock. Machines repaired. CITY COAL AND PRODUCE DEPOT, Tuam Street, Chbibtchurch. JOSEPH B. SHEATH, Coal, Wood, and Produce Merchant, Delivers to all parts of the City and Suburbs, Newcastle, Greymouth, and Malvern Coals, Coke, Firewood, and Drain Pipes, Potatoes, Flour, Oatmeal, Sec., and all kinds of produce.