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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 310, 27 December 1873, Page 2

r NELSON COLLEGE,. Y / MONEY to LEND, on FflEbHWr SECH^ RtTY. Interest at cub&it rajg. / K Appiy to R. POLLOCK, / Y SecroMry. College Office,, Nelson, / \ / :■ s Juue G, 1873. y \/ 1542 f S „ .3 SB 1 '"Cl • \/\ £ »§- 2 H / /£, I r <+■ '*. h"^ 7T} h / Ig-a* QO hjj^ 9/ > < && "*32 hV I* o I-jS "<1 o»3 2r< rot - - F rf °o " < £ / * w f ' -^ . o Cs-* o / p™"***** -^ m- i>». \ - B a p D" S '. « «, tel £s*l SP * g^H M * ■ § g S » J W — ■ S. srg 3 ' £ CASES IRON BEDSTEADS and j * V CHILDREN'S COTS, including Folding Bedsteads, with . lath bottom, NOW ON SALE, 3 in great variety At H. HOUNSELL'S, > ' K k T °" ] ' BrW K e " streot * 1387 [ t?l x War a r u a . ! NOW ON SALa'. Colonial Ovens, all sizes 1 Charcoal Iron, various Lovelock's Sausage Machines, three sizes Flue Brushes Ivory Table and Dessert Knives Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches, superior \ At H. HOUNSELL'S, 1 No. 1, Bridge-street. i - ; } ; • QIL CLOTH ! OIL CLOTH ! ! BODY FLOOR CLOTH for ROOMS, Splendid New Patterns, from six to sixteen !-. feet wide. Aluo, . A large variety of. Passage Oil Cloth, from 18 In to -t ft. 6 in. wide. At H. IIOUNSELL'S ■/ No. 1, Bridge-street. ' l TWO MORE GOLD MEDALS : AND THREE SILVER MED AWARDED TO THM •■ u Tf L 0 REN CE . " » ■ THE i y ' Highest Prizes fok Sewing ■WERE GIVEN TO *i|hE |IY / i .« F E\ 0 R E N/€ MT,"/ / lln 1867, JM th/ j i / ; AMERICAN INSJITDTi, NEW| YORK/(the greatest honoi the Lpitcd Spates); Mechanicß'U^tilute,|in ifowell, Massachusetts, in Octobei-ypSoSITIdN UNJVERSELLE, PARIS, infpilyj^|Vfaßcqeßter and Liverpool Agricultural BocieTy^ yentenary Exhibition, in August; iana at CoVemry and Midlanp Manufacturing/ IndmtrialUiml Art Exhibition, in October/ j — — j THE BES '^ FAftULY SEWING MACHINE in the world. It comprises aU the gpod points and combines aL that is valuable in the whole of them, Pemdes winch : it has mi|im-ii^portant advantages possessed bv no otlwßfmaehinev THE REVERSIONS FE|)D enables the operator to seweither wdy ; fasten to ends of seams' without stepping br j turning the work. c ' -r— ' i IT HAS THE SELF-/D JUSTING SHUTTLE TENSION. ]...-. IT -MAKES FOUi KINDS OFjSTITCHES THE SAWNG OF THREAD over machin4 maffing the chain oi| embroidery stitch will in Me/oar be more than] the cost ol 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 toketain dirt. THE EXACr AND POSITIVE j^OTION 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 uso it'successfullyA IT USES THI SAME SIZE THBEAIi on both sides, and both sides of the seam We 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. | „ r> AJI extras, fifteen articles apd one dozen Needles \ *'REE OF CHARGE. \ A LFRE D~*"o A K E ll SOLE AGEMT FOR -NEW ZBAEAND* BRIDOE-STRJeiRIT. FOUR DOORS *FROM \ MoGkk's Hotel. \ I FLORENCE 1 MACHINES SOLD ON \ ; , MONTHLY ' PAYMENTS 1 : \