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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 48, 25 February 1881, Page 2

1 r l > 3 1 1 t > 1 r I I DEERING'S » Twine Binder, WITH \ IMPROVEMENTS | For 1882. TiHESE enable the MACHINE (o deal with long. Medium, or Short Grain ! with equal facility. By lowering the speed on birder a.d canvas, the risk of breakage and wearing ia reduced to a minimum. The | Machine is gcneiaUy strengthened and otherwise improved co as to be as near perfection ag need to ba detrirtd. Fr.rmers who wish to avoid the diFKßpointment experienced by co many whose orders could not be filled thia season, will do well to secure thnn at or.cc Every Machine haß to , be specially made for thiß colony, and as tbe mamitacturer is Uxsl to tho utmo.t to supply actual purchasers, no Ma.hi_eß can be tspec. ted for chance Eale next season, Intending purchasera sro invited to inspect a li) rge number tf Canterbury Testimonials. T. R. Hodder & Co., LOCAL AGENTS, RICHMOND _b___— _______ __ mmamm&mmmmmmmm^mmmma.^*xMxmmam9mi^namemmmmma^t99m&mmß^^aM^*m^a^nm^t^^9mm.m9^m& pHOICE GRAPES CHRIST-CHURCH. IN AR* QUANTITY", * s THE VOLUNTEERS witl attend At P FRARKS ■*■*■ DIVINE SRRVIC Bat OhbistChuuch A, -r- ' _ 0" SUN DA V MORNING NEXT, the 689-2 Nelson Vineyard. Churchwardens request the Seatholdera on the Weßtern side, including the transept, A PPLICATIONS will be received Jf^ # "Pjj* *«* *» «-— J\. ot tho Oflice of the Bank of Ever _ ondeay . p wm be mada tQ m New South Wmeb, WANG_.ur t for the Seats elsewhere in tha Church UNSOLD PORTION of the £10,000 beat 3 elfi <™r e in tft 9 uiurcn. LOAN i;suad by the Wanganui iiorough W. B. bIiZiLY, 1 Churchwardens of Council. **• R DODSON, I Christ Church. All perticulars refpectirg the eecurity February 25, 1880. 639—2 offered can be ot tamed at any of the Offices ~ — — nf the Bank of New fcouth Wales iv New BOtaHlCal RGSeFVO. Zealand, or from the Town Clerk, Waoganui. — i^i — "^ HMXD MUSICAL TO-MORROW, Saturday w . . » H + v , — . Members of Wellington Naval t^i n TT? I? TT Brigade Band, *^J \JAIA)32J Ali AT THE ABOVE RESERVE, And DANCE to-morrow (Saturday), Under the Patronage of tiie N. Z. From Three. Jo Five p.m., Biflk Association. PROGRAMME. _, „ , , .- ttt^. Quadrille— YouDg Hussars— Franz Musard MUSIC Supplied Dy tne Wei- S|OW March-Queen of the East— Biddle lington Naval Brigade Selection— Talavera— Hoffman Band. Galop—Devil 'a Call— Schucht Valse — Little Salvie — Cimino t. ut ay _ _ a i o' i _ _/_ Grand March— Magenta — Marie Double Tickets 4/-; Single do, 2/6. Fantasia-Forgive Blest Shade-Pallcott nailery, is. Quadrille— Austerlitz— Bott Refreshments at _.ode_t.te rates, Slow March— Alabama— Roberts — — March— Naval Brigade — Cimino Dancing to commence at 8 pm, Volunteers are reque.t.d to appear in . , . . „ _„.., _. „, . Uniform. Admiceion— l/-; Children Half-price. The " Wertheim ?? Sewing Machine! THE MACHINE PAR EXCELLENCE FOR THE COLONIES! Made in different patterns to suit varying requirements. o^ttarwKf_(*_3N_viK*=? *09«_ 1 1 ■!_■ i_r— rn miii i " The Wertheim Hand Machine " " The Little Wertheim Hand Machine " " The Triumph Hand and Foot Machine" " Tho Wertheim Family Machine " — — no: Why do we recommend tiie "Wertheim" ? Because of the excellence of its construction. It has loose winding tokeel, automatic ivinder, an excellent sliuttle of large sine, good tensions, and the HORIZONTAL FEED working from below, which in practice is almost universally preforred to the feed which works from above. Because of its great range of worh ; muslin or moleskin being equally well worked by it, and fourteen different accessories are supplied gratis for various trimmings, etc. Because it is simple and easily understood ; and Because of its proved utility ; for wo have sold a large number, and they give every satisfaction. INSPECTION INVITED. WILKINS and FIELD, AGENTS FOR NELSON DISTRICT. WILKINS Sc FIELD HAVE TO ARRIVE— Per " ISLE OF ERIN/ from Glasgow (arrived in Wellington) — a /«» pr pieces and packages Iron Castings, including Furnace Boilers, Gothic 4.00 Grates, Air Bricks, etc. Per " CUZCO," (arrived in Australia)— O cases American Locks, Hat ancl Coat Hooks, &c. Per " ELECTRA " (due)— -1 Ohr packages Hardware, including Register Grates, Iron Bedsteads, XO { Bentall's Chaff-cutters, Smiths' Vices, Grindstones, Horsenails, Curd Mills, Copper Boilers, Copper Kettles, Cheavin's Rapid Water Filters, Washing Machines, Fenders, Umbrella Stands, and Assorted Ironmongery. Per « ALASTOR " (due)— *"g packages, including Marble Mantelpieces, Hornsby's Hedge Cutter, I ( Ploughs, and Circular and Carpenters' Saws. Per « CROWNTHORPE " (due in March)— n packages Sundries, including Avery's Scales, Rabbit Netting (1000 yards), Colonial Pumps, Mattocks, Quicksilver, Japanned Coal Vases and Tea Trays, Also, 1 case Statuettes, after some of the most celebrated works of art. WILKINS & FIELD, Importers, Nelson. February, 1881? *637