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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 163, 10 July 1872, Page 1

Shipping Notices. ~l npilE paddle steamer ;^t>Sffe>> LADY BARKLY, J. Walker, Master (subsidized by the Provincial Government for the conveyance of Mai'i fco Motueka, Waitapu, and Collingwood), will leave (weather permitting) : — Motueka for NELSON, Thursday, July 11, at 11 a m. Nelson for MOTUEKA, Saturday, July 13,. at 10 am Motueka for NELSON, Saturday, July 13, at 1 p.m. Nelson for MOT DEK A, Monday, July 15, at 11 a.m. Motueka for NELSON, Monday, July 15, at 2 p.m. Nelson for MOTUEKA, Tuesday, July 16, at 2 p.m. Motueka for COLLINGWOOD, Tuesday. July 16, at 5 p.m. Coilcgwood for WAITAPU, Wednesday, July 17, at 3 p.m Waitapu for MOTUEKA, Wednesday, July 17, at 5 p.m. Motueka for NELSON, Thursday, July 18, at 7 am. Fare to Motueka,, 4s, Return Tickets, 7s. Freight per steamer Lady Barkly to and from Motueka, will be charged at the rate of 7s. per ton. Steamer paying Wharfage in Nelson and Motueka. Notice. — All goods for the Lady Barkly mustbe accompanied by a shipping note, and alongside one hour previous to her advertised departure. Freight on all parcels tmist be prepaid. Monthly Accounts must be paid. For Freight or Passage, apply at the Lady Barkly Office, Commercial Wharf. J. S. CROSS, Junr., 1941 Agent. T EATriER WORK TAUGHT by Mrs. W. JLA Cttllen, Washington Valley. Six Lessons, 10/-. 1436 MONEY to LEND, on FREEHOLD SECURITY. 2211 FELL & ATKINSON. TWO MORE GOLD MEDALS AND THREE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED TO EHE U ]p LOREN CE . " JL THE Highest Prizes for Sewing Machines WERE GIVEN TO THE "FLORENCE," In 1567, at the AMERICAN INSTITUTB, NEW YORK (the greatest honor attainable in the United States); Mechanics' Institute, in Lowell, Massachusetts, in October; EXPOSITION UNIVEUSELLE, PARIS, in July; Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society's Centenary Exhibition, in August; and ac Coventry and Midland Manufacturing Industrial and Art Exhibition, in . October. THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE in the worli. jt comprises all the good points, and combines v that is valuable in the whole of them, besides w.m.r. it has many important advantages possessed o> co other machine. THE REVERSIBLE FEED enables the operator to sew either way; to fasten ends of seams without stopping or turning the work. IT HAS THE SELF-ADJUSTINQ SHUTTLE TENSION. IT MAKES FOUR KINDS OF STITCHES. THE SAVING OF THREAD over machines making the chain or embroidery etitch will in one year be more than the cost of the machine. — - THE LOCK STITCH, compared with the chain stitch, is less clumsy, — is less liable to be washed or ironed off, and does not, like the latter, form a network to retain dirt. THE EXACT AND POSITIVE MOTION of every part, with no uncertain springs or brush pads, renders it almost impossible for a Florence ■ Machine to get out of order, and enables even an ordinary operator to use it successfully. IT USES TBE SAME SIZE THREAD on both sides, and both sides of the seam are alike THAT IT IS THE BEST, is evidenced by the fact that of the thousands sold in the United Kingdom during the past two years, none give dissatisfaction. All extras, fifteen articles and one dozen needles 3JREE OF CHARGE. ALFRED OAKET, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND, Bkibge-sxbeet. Foxtk Doobs fbom McGbe's Hotel. FLORENCE MACHINES SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3 VTDOGLE, GHIMNEY-SWEEP, &c. • JD Orders left at Mr. W. C. Wukins, Bridge-Btreet. H**