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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1373, 10 July 1878, Page 2

THE WERTHEIM Lock-Stitch HAND MACHINE, With the Extra Accessories and Loose Winding Wheel, £4s _10 s . One great advantage of the WERTHEIM Hand Machine lies in its weight, which obviates the necessity of any screwing or clamping to the table, a defect that exists in nearly all other bandmachines. Like all other WEIITHEIM Machines® it is provided with a patent loose winding-wheel, has a long arm, affording room for a large quantity of work, and has a larger and stronger shuttle than any other Hand-Machine extant, whatever name it bears. The threading is exceedingly simple, and the while machine is so constructed that the cleaning and oiling can be done in a few seconds. Agents— NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Cashel street, Christchnrch, (Opposite Cobb’s Office.) 1042 THE NEW ZEALAND Clothing Factory NOW EMPLOYS 500 HANDS. RETAIL BRANCHES AT CHRISTCHUCH, WELLINGTON, TTMARU, 0 AMARU. DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND. SEE THE NEW STOCK Off MENS', YOUTHS’ and BOYS’, CLOTHING, THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, AND MUCH SUPERIOR TO IMPORTED GOODS A Single Garment at Wholesale Price, New Zealand Blankets at Wholesale Prices. New Zealand Tweeds at Wholesale Prices. Now Zealand Flannels at Wholesale Prices, Sole Agents for Werthelm’s celebrated Look Stitch SEWING MACHINES. GEORGE KELLY, Manager Christchurch Branch, Cashel street, 6612 Opposite Cobb and Oo.’s Office, an .9 Es h s * 31 o P A o o M O O S 3 P 3 a g o w ** o % XI fi crt W H Q B <1 M s > O R a £ a. 01 O M o o H m Q H H Ph O w r r> w 2 I £ Q A <3 H c 5 Pi <3 % 2 » xi 9 no I 2 (2 >■ o A a S. B. Seymour, SURGEON Gloucester Street, CH^gjoHUROH, ARTIFICIAL TEETH ADJjstED TO THE MOUTH, From One to a Complete Set. Those who have unfortunately 'oat their Teeth by decay or otherwise shoult. consult Mr Seymour as to the best metjod of having them replaced by Artificial ones, iseful for appearance, articulation, and tordloatlon. ENTURES in GOLD,SILVER DENTAL ALLOY, AND VULCANITE. LOWEST OIJ ARQEB, Consistant with giving satisfaction. BOOTH BOOTS I BOOT!? > T. AHDOSOB BEGS to announce to bis customers and the public that he has a large and well u sorted Stock of ENTS’, LADIES’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides all kinds of Boots arul Shoes made on the Premises, In first-olaea etyle, peg, sewn, and rivitted. Note the Address— T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN B aOT AND SHOE DEPOT, *563 Noi 116 Colombo streot, Christchurch,