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Dunstan Times, Issue 1005, 22 July 1881, Page 3

Wcrtheim Company. WERTHEISVI’S SEWING MACHINES Hand and Treadle. £I,OOO challenge; THE “WONDERFUL WERT HEIM ’ SEWING MACHINES. ONE MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND of those wonderful machines have been sold during nineteen years. The product of the German Sewing Machine Factories last year was more than five hundred thousand machines. Tho old-fashioned machines arc of cheap and interior construction, with soft shuttles, very few appliances, and very delicient mechanism. The “ Wertheim ” possessed the loose winding wheel, absurdly called the triple action balance wheel, four years in advance of tho others, and we now introduce the most remarkable improvement made in sewing machines for many years, viz., the automatic bobbin winder. This wonderful contrivance fills the bobbins without any attention from the operator, a» smoothly as upon a reel of cotton. The old-fashioned machines do not possess this, but in a few years our patents will be infringed by a copy, and tho dealers will advertise “ Beware of German imitations !’’ Our desire is always, under all circumstances, to place the Wertheim machine side by side with the flimsy and obsolete styles, or with any make whatsoever. Upon which side tho truth is must then bo manifest. We are glad to submit them to any examination or test, without any pre-payment whatever. Take an ordinary shuttle and you may cut it with a file or a knife. Take a Wertheim shuttle and you will Hnd it to be a block of steal, which wall spoil the file and cannot be cut. Ordinary cog-wheels are of cast iron ; the Wertheim cog-wheels are warranted unbreakable. The same principle is carried throughout, and may by the most unlearned person bo readily tested. CHALLENGE FOR £1,000! As a further reply to untruthful and ad captandura advertisements, we hereby offer to submit the “WONDERFUL WERTHEIM” MACHINES under challenge for £I,OOO a-side, in competition with all or any Yankee or Glasgowmade machines, falsely sold as American ; the contes r . to be decided in public by English fair play and not by Yankee smartness. Tho terms may be ascertained at our offices, George-street, by any agent who chooses to compete. THE WERTHEIM SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY, FRANK FORT, GERMANY. All information can be obtained from our New Zealand agent, ROBERT LOCHHEAD I3C, GEORGE - STREET, Dunedin, N.Z. Kilters from los ; fringing machines. 10sOd; knitting machines, £7 10s; crimping machines from 7s Gd. Samples, circulars, and catalogues free by post. Miscellaneous. ‘ The cup that cheers, but not inebriates. 1 Just arrived, a direct consignment of the celebrated ASSAM TEA From the Gardens of Noahbaroi. THE superiority of this tea over all others that come iuto the Colonial Markets is now universally recognised—not alone for its beautiful flavor, but for its economy, as lib. of it is equal to 21bs of that which comes from China. The only shipment that ever arrived in Clyde, and to bo had only of R. L. BEGG, At his Gencial Store, Clyde. NOTICE. JpOISONED wheat has been laid on the Earnscleugh Station for Rabbits. STRODE & FRASER August 20th 1879. NOTICE. ON and after this date Poison will be laid for DOGS & RABBITS on Run 339. ROBERT STEWART, Manager.

Hawksburn Station, July 25, 1879. NOTICE. IN consequence of damage to and loss of stock through parties driving and removing stock off this run, I hereby give notice that on and after tins date any person found disturbing stock on the run without consent will be prosecuted. All stock found illegally on the run will from date be impounded. JOHN STRONACH, .Manager. Matakanui Station, June 30th, 1831. FOR SALE. Shares in the Golden Gate A* V-/V-/ Gold Mining Company. (Cheap). Apply-GEORGE FACHE, Cly do,