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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 538, 11 June 1851, Page 1

MR, WHYTLAW'S FLAX DRESSING MACHINE.

'T^ HESE simple and efficient Machines, constructed upon an entirely new principle, for separating the fibre from the leaf of the plant, possess the following advantages :—: — They are exceedingly portable and easily kept in repair. One Machine, worked with moderate speed, with the attendance of three children, will produce lOOlbs. of fibre per day. The whole fibres of the leaf are obtained, and are thoroughly separated from the useless vegetable matter. The fibres of the leaf are preserved in their original parallelism, so that very little loss is sustained in the subsequent process of Hackling. They may be at once connected by a belt with any revolving drum having the requisite power and speed. For the information of parties intending to use them, it may be said, that each horse power will work four of these machines. Purchasers of these machines will be furnished with printed instructions relative to the proper management of the Flax, previous and subsequent to its being dressed. W. S. Grahame, Esq., Fort-street, Auckland, and Messrs. Bethune & Hunter, Wellington, are the sole Agents for the sale of these Machines, constructed under the directions of the Inventor. Auckland, 9th June, 1851.

AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT.

MR. ISRAEL JOSEPH respectfully begs to announce to the Commercial community of New South Wales, and the adjacent Colonies, that he has taken those extensive Front Premises, situated No. 39Ojr George-street, recently occupied by his brother, Mr. M. Joseph, where he purposes commencing business as an Auctioneer and General Commission Agent, for the sale of every description of Merchandise and Colonial Produce, and begs to solicit a share of public patronage. Mr. I. J. pledges himself to use every exertion that lies in his power for the benefit and interest of those who will honor him with, their business. He further Legs to state that every despatch shall be used in rendering Account Sales and Proceeds of Goods committed to his charge.

Cash Advances

made on Merchandise, Wool, Tallow, and every description of Colonial produce. Sydney, May 22nd, 1851, Reference — Mr. Moses Joseph, Sydney. Mr. David Nathan, Auckland.

MILLENERY & DRESS MAKING.

IL/IRS. HEGARTY begs to inform the *•*■*• Public that she has commenced Millinery and Dress Making, and hopes that her endeavours to combine delicacy of taste and display with economy, will afford ample satisfaction to those kindJLadies who may be pleased to make trial of her skill. Shortland-street, Auckland, June 9th, 1 851.

LOST, on Sunday afternoon — between Town and Colonel Hulme's Gate on the Epsom Road, a Gold Chain Bracelet, with Locket, set in Torquoise. Whoever will bring the same to the office of the "New Zealander" shall be handsomely rewarded.

JUST LANDED Ex "EMMA," from Sydney.

FOUR Tons Staffordshire IRON 2 casks Ironmongery 12 kegs Nails, assorted 1 case Carpenters' Tools J. Harp, Sraales Point. June 10th, 1851.

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS.

TO LET,

TPHAT Commodious Premises in Wyndham I. Street, known as Smithson and Scholes's Brewery, with Brewing Plant, complete. Casks, Malt and Hops, to be taken at a valuation. Immediate possession will be given, as the present proprietors intend to leave the colony. Apply to Mr. W. Smithson, June 9th, 1851.