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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 155, 28 June 1873, Page 4

ESTABU.S HJB D"JT|^j,B.OPERATIVE, ANALTTVO,t > j am> * 'I i METALLURGICAL ~ ' ' CHEMIST, , / * &c , &c, &c. y^"^\ Informs the Public, that having^tnade ariongements with Government, he will/now resume \i3 duties, which have partly bam suspended since 1868, and give personal attention to the above branches from this date, assuring his patrons of the purity of his haWra crime, and care in the selection of arJfoies upon which life and health depend. It 1§ not his intention to keep every kind of proprietary article* but will introduce, in the proper seasons, a variety of novelties ia family requisites, the production of our own resources. HONORABLE AWARDS * RECEIVED FOB THE t PURITY OF CHEMKJALS, &c, MANUPACTBIMa^r HIM, EXBIBITipj^M^ 1867," axd 1872. ■ Medical Hall.^ AND MECHANICAL /w'D E N T I S T, MAYBE CONSULTED AS USUAL, MEDTCAL HALL TWO MORE GOLD MEDALS '''.'. A.ND (-, THREE SILVER MEDALS > ■ ' f AWARDED T(J.EHH * "j? L O R E N 0 E. " ' . Jthe I Highest Prizes for Sewing Machines I . •WBBE GIVEN .-TO THE I " F lV O R E N C, E," . V ; Vn 1f 67, AT THE / I .AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NEWARK (the j honor attVnable in thefinited Stites); j Mechanics' lastitutV in Lowell/Massaehusetts, / in Octo"o«r; ii!XP(>SITI()iN I^NIVERSELLE, / PARIS, in July; Vfanchesyr and Liverpool! Agricultural Society'sVjentejpiry Exhibition, in/ Auguis't; and at C^ven^ryyflhd Midland Manu-J factoring Industrial aadyArt Exhibition, in! » October, . /A _1 THE BEST FAMILv/SjEWING MACHINE in the world It comprisesVill the good points) and combines thftj^ls in the whole of them, besides w^y^ it na\ many important; advantages poßseMled D 1 no otler machine. ! the/beversible\feed enables the operator to sew eitheX way; fasten to s snds of seamra without stopping \r turning the \ work. / \ \ IT HAS THE SELF-A D JUSTINa SHUTTLE .-..-■ I TENSION, \ IT MAS&fe^OUR KINDS OF STITCHES/ THE SAVING OF THREAD aver machines making the chain or embroidery stitch will in one year be more than the cost ol the machine. — — f r THE LOCK STITCH, compared, ..with the chain stitch, is less clumsy, — is less liable ip be washed or ironed off, and does ' not, like theTAtWr, foVm a network to retain dirt. ' THE EKA/^a6d POSITIVE MOTION of every paoC, wifei no uncertain springs or brush pads, rendep it almost impossible for a Florence Machine to get out of order, and enables even an ordinary operator to use it successfully. ; it uses the'same size thread on both sides, and b^ih sides 09 roe seam are alike THAT IT IS THE BE^T, is evidenced by the fact that of the thousands sold in the United Kingdom during the past two years, none. give dissaiis&ction. All extras, fifteen articles and one dozen-* needles C FREE OF CHARGE. A^L FR E D O A KEY, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND : Bbidge-street. Four Doobs from McGsaa's Hotel. FLORENCE MACHINES SOLD ON \ MONTHLY PAYMENTS- \ DAILY COACH FROM NELSON TO FOXHILL. THE undersigned respectfully informs the inhabitants of Nelson and the Waiineas that he runs a COACH DAILY between Soshill and Nelson; leaving Foxhill at half-past 7 o'clock &&jar. r and Nelson at 3 p.m. Booking Offices at the Wakatu and Commercial Hotels, Trafalgar-street. 1574 : FRANCIS HOLDER. MAIL CONVEYANCE! • BETWEEN NELSON AUD MOTUEEA. ■•■Trr^-'O"ATO 0 OK»S COBIFORTABLE „, 'JOL^ : M. FOUR-WHEEL WAGON 1 Runß beween NELSON andJ^OTUEKA and Inter- ' mediate < Places. • >•■ ' ' t Leave Nrlson for MootbkA every Monday .and Thubsdat Mobkik^, at 9 o'clock. Leave Ne&son i?on RiOHMONinevery TpEBi>AT and Fbedat AFTKBNOoN^at^^'clogk." r Leave : Motubka for Nsison every Trasatt" 1 , * ' ■;, and Frtuat Mobning, at 8 o'dock.l - „ f fc> Leave^RiOHMOND for NEtspiN every.Mop^AT , •?* V- ;.< ;arid THuasDAY Mobning, at 6.30 o^clbckjf C* f it 1 and every Tuesday and ,Fnnux^A»rß»-V^ •-; : v -:Ko<»r at 1 o'clock . 0 ;_;^s<£|> V^ The Conveyance will Start trom^he GoAah t *si)>g, « HORSJSB in Nelson, and'RuMßOiDT's, at Mptueka; , where'Parcels'will be JBeceived and Eaßßen^erß^& ■^oQkecLa >v *'£*/%• £^%lSti/&