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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2417, 4 January 1882, Page 2

A FEW SPECIAL LUES AT Everett B rothses. CASHEL STREET. White Flannels, very wide, B|d, lOjd, la, worth at least 3d yard more. DRE-'S MATERIALS': 4s 9d Fall Dress, worth 7s 3d Gs 8d „ ~ 8s 9d 8s 4d ~ ~ 10s 10s „ „ 12s fid CASHMERE” MANTLES: Ss6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. 15s to 60s OASHMEBE AND SILK CAPES: 3s lid, 5«, 7s 6d, 10s to 30s. 50 PIECES PRINT. FAST COLORS, yard, worth 7Jd. POMPADOUR PRINTS; Very wide, warranted to wash, 5Jd worth 7Jd A Splendid Line of Sateens, in Navy, Brown and Blaok, at SJd, worth quite lid. SHADED SATINS In all Colors, 3s yard, wonld bo cheap at 4s 6d 50 dozen Ladies’ Striped Eose, 5Ji pair. Job Line of Colored Cotton Shirts, ls|lld each EVERETT BROS., CASHEL STREET.

R ADCLIFFI & OUGHjIN ABE NOW SHOWING All the LATEST NOVELTIES For the Season, comprising— Millinery, trimmed and untrimmed Costumes Dress Materials Pompadour Prints Satteens Plain and Fancy Galateaa Cambrics Sunshades Mantles Fichus Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs Cord and Tassals, all colors. kaJJCLIFFE & JOTTGHIN, BRADFORD .SOUSE, VICTORIA STREET.

THE NEW DAVIS Vertical Feed SEWING MACHINE PROVED itself superior to all other Machines in the Melbourne Exhibition. Read the following : COPY OP REPORT,

Melbourne International Exhibition, 11th April, 1881. To J. Cosmo Newbery, Esq., Superintendent of Juries and Awards. Sir, —According to your instructions we have made a practical test and thorough examination of the following Sewing Machines, viz., the Wheeler and WiUon, Jones and Co , Wertheim, and the Davis, and the results of our experiments are set forth in the tabulated statement attached. We find that the Wertheim and Jones all of the Singer type and similar in construction, and should be classed in the same order. The Wheeler and Wilson differs in construction, but the results of our experiments are similar to the former named. As regards the DAVIS, we cannot but agree with the jury that it is very superior to any of the others, and went through every test to our entire satisfaction. We therefore beg to recommend that the Machines be placed in the following order : FAMILY MACHINES. Ist, The Davis ; 3rd, Wheeler and Wilson, Jones and Co., Wertheim. HAND MACHINES. Ist, The Davis ; 2nd, Wertheim ; 3rd, Wheeler and Wilson, Jones and Co. (Signed) BOBARDT ") p. 0 . 1 b ’ QUARRY j Ex P e! t3. STATEMENT OP EXPERTS AT THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. DAVIS. Threads broken 0 Needles broken ... ... ... ... 0 Stitching on Leather ... ... Good Long stitching through thiok and thin Good Binding ... ... ... Good Ruffling ... ... ... ... Good Lace Frilling... ... ... ... Good Number of parts composing machine 133 „ ~ hard steel ... 11 ~ ~ in motion ... 11 Speed... ... ... ... ... 550 Speed in stitching 575 Height of arm ... ... ... 4in Gap or open apace under arm ... Gin Shuttle movement ... ... ... Radial Lift of needle ... ... ... l|!n Number of accessories 17 Besnlt of Go-aa-you-Please Contest for half an hour in Melbourne Exhibition before Experts : Sample of good work ... ... 22 Variation of upper tension ... 0 „ lower tension ... l-6th Don’t purchase a Sewing Machine until you have seen the DAVIS. Remember that the DAVIS was awarded the only First Prize at the Melbourne Exhibition for Hand and Treadle Sewing Machines ; also, First Prize at Sydney Exhibition. The Second Prize was awarded to the improved Singer. Remember ! No matter in what part of the colony, you can obtain a Davis’ Sewing Machine on time payment of Five Shillings per week. H. O. FIBKE & CO., Comer Colombo street and Cathedral square, Agents, 8300 BONNINGTON’S CARRAGEEN j 08, IRISH MOSS, The best known Remedy for Coughs and Colds. To be had everywhere, 2101