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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 704, 23 July 1870, Page 4

TITHEELEE ■AND' WILSON'S LOCK-STLTCH SEWING MACHINES^ REDUCED PRICES. A.N.v A C R^O^-S T I- C... W heeler aiid Wilson's Lpck--Stitch Sewing '''■-' Machhies are rtill unrivaned/althdufth they 5" - H ave been before the: public nearly twenty years. During that period many Enterprising firms have- tried, to^ supersede ' '„..' them. Yet they maintain their snperiority> !■;',..•; „; >„ s-f'j > if- ■' £ very one admits that there is no Machin Stitch at all comparable to the L Q)cli-strtch7whlcVfe ttie'nrmeSt at/d nfeteS, has the same appearance on > M E ach side of the vaafeVial sewn, and, thougl* cut ia two, *t- not R aveh— The Lo< r Switch is tTtef distihguislr-i ing feature 1. ihtir machines ; A nd in addition to the Lock-stitch they have' recently introduced an.iniportaut yet perfectly Novel feature/ which <not performs*: Ornamental Sewing, but. also the moat D elicate Embroidery,^ Their machines wul now stitch, hem, fell, gather, tuck*, -.. .. bind, oprd, quilt, trim, braid, embroider^ and in fact will accomplish every kind of work which, a ; machine can produce. W heeler, and Wilson fteg, .especially jto ; call the attention o[ every I ndividual who requires ,a Sewing Machine to the Silent Feed Bar, their L atest> improvement,, which.has had; de-.. sirable effect of rendering their ' S ewiffg Machines Silent-working ! This entirely removes what was formerly considered, an f ..> ■■ • . ,, y/ . , ■>, .> O bjection to the introduction, of a Sewing Machine into, ladies' apartments., „ c , N othinig ridw remains to' be accomplished, inj order to render the S ilent- working Lock-stitch Sewing Machine the most perfect instrument in the market,' as numerous testimonials attest. ; A pamphlet, containing a few of these, with.. a- description of the machine, its construction and mode of working, and illustrations of its various , parts^ may be had'on application!' v '■' S eventy Prize Medals<-''have ; already been bestowed in all parts of the world on these machines. In. Paris/ft;^h,er (Exposition Uhiverselle (1867) Wheeler and Wilson's Machjnes were acknowledged to lead the world in this branch ; ; _of industry^ s f ot put of no, le|S|a iwmber than eighty-two competitors they were : .the only, firm (to ■ was •awardetl ; thus '""'placing the Wheeler and Wilson," says^the Art Journal, "at the h&id of aU Sewing Machine Manufacturera* both in Europe and America." E very year, hajs wilaiessed improvements in ' constructiion, and it^has' become .. . . World renowned. ' . t ] I it *oorder to ensure accuracy of finish 'unfi ; perfection of ot Workmanship, % N ot a single machine is allowed to leave the' manufactory till it has .»,,,!. [ - <t one through thVhandß of- three competent engineers, and should any defect be 1 found, it ia. immediately ifemedied. ,M ore ;than. three hnndretl v and „t wenty, thonsatid oi ; these macmries nave'beieri' sold, and the A nuual sale now amonrit9 ; to^the prodigiou number of over 60,000 ! C an m'>re bo. said- to^ co^pce.-|hej most : ... . ... sceptical of their suptnorifcy? H itherto no machine "has approached the ; silent working Wheeler arid Wilson '; I n perfection. of workmanship, rapidity of action, firmness arid' elasticity of stitch, N oiselessuess pf motiQn, perfect; adaptation to 6 very kind of wo'rk^ E asiuess of compreheiision" to the learner, lightness and elegance of appearance. 3 • uch is the.success Ayhich has attendedifche ; ' silent workingLock-stitch Machine. . , •: Caution.— Beware of Spurious Imitations of the Wueelkr AMn Wilson Machine. LONG and CO,, - Agents, 64 Elizabeth street, Melbourne ; FORSYTH and MASTERS, ■ , ' ; Ifohmbngers, lAg'enH Greyiridotfc: ' TT N D E R^TA K E R S. FR E DERI C JC .'p O;Q K ' , (Late Cook and Sampson),' ! CABINETMAKER,.' UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKES, : rl ' v ; Tainui street. F. C. begs to call the attentipn of ,the public of Greymouth to the large Btock o'. Cedar and other Furniture now at thefr room?, selected jvith. care iromoaa ,ot c«cfirst houses in Melbourne. ... . . '...'■. .-■..■ Furniture also made/Hi the^premis* 4 to any WM. ' QUIgNN AND SON, JOINERS, CABINETMAKERS r & U SDERT AKERS Albert street, Beg to inform the inh'abittints of Greymouth and the vicinity that they are prepared to carry out in- ft proper manner any -of- theabove branches. t Being providefcwith-Hearse and all necessary requirements for Undertaking, they can execute the same on the cost economical terms.

pKEAT AJND GENUINE CHE AP :.. ; DRAPERY SALE.' , W . K I L G O . U R , (Late F. aud G. F. Bullex), SEBASTOPOL HOUSE, Begs to inform the residents of Greymonth and vicinity that, having purchased* ;" THE ENTIRE STOCK, OF MESSRS F. ; ANDG. F. BULIEN, At a considerable discount off ilelbourne „.C ost Price, " / He is now Selling the same to make room for the NEW GOODS, purchased by him in Melbourne, AT ONE-HALF LESS PRICE. Than can be purchased at any other Establishment in Wesfcland. ;";■ Note the Address— - w . _;/■£;' I l G 0;u R ' „■ SEBASTOPOL HOUSE, Late F. and G. F. BULLEN-. UNITED STATES HOTEL, Gresson street, Greymouth. A visit to this hotel will enable the old frequenters to arrive at an estimate of what improvements" can be made upon an old building.

STRIKE AISTD BLACKMORE, (Late by special appointment to his Excellency Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B ) : ; IMPORTERS, ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, CORDIAL WTANUFACTURERS 1 AND BOTTLERS OF ENGLISH PORTER, • - . ' Greymouth. : ■•'•■• SODAWATER &^ CORCIAL^^ MAN^ipTXTItER, i WINE & SP3RIT MERCIIANT, &c,