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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4591, 7 December 1875, Page 2 (Supplement)

MiscellaneousOVER A MILLION IN USE and the demand keeps constantly Increasing. THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE WHEELER AND WILSON MACHINE Is, without doubt, due to the Rotary Hook System on which they are constructed, and which combines GKEAT SPEED With surpassing durability and simplicity. THE LITTLE LABOR Required to work them renders them the most suitable for general use. THE NEW NO. 6 Has no heavy machinery to tire and weary the feet, nor cog wheels to wear away and break. It is, therefore, the most economical as well as the most durable and best machine for Tailors, Bootmakers, and all heavy work. We warrant every genuine Wheeler and Wilson to give entire satisfaction. Bkware of Spurious Imitations. E. W. MILLS, Sole Agent for Wellington. QAUTIO N.—' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Ix Chancery,—Lea and Perrins, of Worcester, against Alfred Robert Lee, trading as A. E. Lee and Co., at Rainford Junction, Lancashire. Take notice that on the 30th July, 1575, a Perpetual Injunction was granted in the above cause by his Honor the Master of the Rolls, restraining the defendant from using the word “Worcestershire,” or any word only colorably differing therefrom in connection with any sauce manufactured by him, and any labels or wrappers resembling those used by the plaintiffs. All persons are hereby cautioned not to sell as “Worcestershire” or “Worcester” Sauce, any sauce other than that manufactured by Messrs. Lea and Perrins, Worcester, or to use any labels or wrappers resembling theirs. THOMAS SOUTHALL, Worcester. Solicitor for the said Messrs. Lea and Perrins. LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS FOR KEROSENE, PETROLEUM, AND PARAFFIN. WEIGHT AND BUTLER. Manufacturers and Exporters, Birmingham. Table, Street and Station Lamps and Lanterns o all descriptions. Chandeliers, Brackets, &c., in great variety. Lamps fitted with American or any other description of burner. Patentees of the Celebrated “ECLIPSE.”—NO CHIMNEY BURNER, Specially adapted for up-country districts, as all breakage of chimneys is avoided, and the light given much greater than that of any other burner same size wick. Photographs and books containing over 500 designs upon application. Indents must be sen tthrough an English House, or covered by drafts (>0 d/s. (WALTHAM) WATCHES, That these AVatches in reality constitute the “ perfection of mechanism” is now admitted by many practical English watchmakers of standing and reputation, In fact, the AValtham Lever AVatch secures accuracy and durability by the least complex mechanism ; dispensing with the “ fusee,” chain, &c,, and by means of a “ going barrel.” with a highly-finished graduated mainspring, obtains an accuracy of performance unsurpassed by the most expensive watch of English manufacture. The simplicity of construction necessarily renders the AVatch less liable to get out of order, and it is more easily and inexpensively repaired in case of accident. Ix is enough, perhaps, to say in favor of the AValtham Watches that upwards of 300,000 of them have been already sold ; and that they are now being produced at the rate of 100,000 a year. JNlanv people are surprised that America undertakes to supply watches to England. At first sight it seems like “sending coals to Newcastle.” But the matter is easily explained. Nowhere except in America is watchmaking conducted on the principle of making a complete watch under one roof. In no other country are automatic machines used in the construction of every part of the watch. From these two facta arise economy, and therefore cheapness ; in addition to which the product of the factory is necessarily more uniform in quality than If manufactured in the disjointed manner common in England and Switzerland. The (Waltham) AVatch Factory covers three acres, employs one thousand operatives, and produces 300 watches per day. 800,000 of its manufacture are now in use In America, giving perfect satisfaction. The Railway AVatch, manufactured by the American (Waltham) AVatch Company, lor the special use of railway employes and travellers, is noted for its accuracy as a timekeeper, and by the introduction of a quick “train” and more rapid “beat” is less liable to injury if dropped or knocked than the watch hitherto obtainable in the English market. The application also of Fogg’s Patent Centre pinion (one of the most important of modern improvements in watchmaking) is an additional security against sudden damage by the breaking of the mainspring, and consequent cracking of jewels, bending of teeth, &cThe above is recommended to all who are actively employed, and who require a reliable watch. Price Lists furnished to the Trade only on application to ROBBINS & APPLETON, General Agents for the American AVatch Co., 16 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, E.C. [3 Buy reckitts’ french blue and see that each Ball is wrapped in paper bearing the name of EECKITT, as its splendid quality has caused many inferior imitations, bold wholesale by Edward Pearce, and retail by all respectable Grocers, &c. QAUTION.—J. & F, MARTELL’S BRANDY. It having come to our knowledge that spurious imitations are imported. Consumers should be careful to see that they obtain the genuine article with our Brand, which is to be had of all respectable Dealers. KARTELL & Ca £JROSSE & BLACKWELL'S QELEBBATED PICKLES, S AUCES, M ALT VINEGAR, in Quart and Pint Bottles. gALA JOTTED MEATS, £AALA r ES’ FEET JELLY and other M AA be obtained of -Storekeepers in Australia and New Zealand. Every genuine article is labelled. J FECIAL Agents for LEA and PERKINS’ ) WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. CROSSE & BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO-SQUAdtE, LONDON. J AND P . COA TS’ BEST SOFT 6-CORD SEWING COTTON, Suitable for all Sewing Machines. EXTRA GLACE COTTON. This Cotton being greatly improved in quality and finish, will he found unsurpassed for Machine or Hand Sewing. On Reels, 100, 200, or 500 Yards. CROCHET OR TATTING COTTON, Of the finest quality, in Skeins or on Reels, To be had of all Wholesale and Retail Draper throughout he World. JAMES WHITFIELD Glaring ton Brook Forge and Iron Foundry,’ Wigan, Lancashire, England. Maker of the celebrated Spades, Shovels, Forks Miners’ Tools, Cart Arms, Bushes: also, Small En gines, Mortar Mills, Iron Castings for Collieries, Gaand Iron Works, &c., &c. Dealer in Files, Saws Steel, Builders’ and Mechanics’ Tools. Safety Lamps! Hoisting Blocks, Jacks, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Screws. Bolts, Washers, Rivets, Nails, Safes, Locks, Hinges, and all Ironmongery Goods of best quality os used for Home consumption (WALTHAM) AVATCH MECHANICAL MARVELS. —The AMEKK (WALTHAM) WATCH COMPANY have success! overcome a difficulty; that has long been a stumb block to the inventive genius of the English we maker. The damage often inflicted upon the m raent of the English Lever watch, by the breakit the chain or mainspring, frequently resulting in splitting of jewels, destruction of pivots, and in to wheel teeth, is altogether averted by the intro tion of the “Patent Reversible Centre Plni which is applied to all Waltham-made Watches, is constructed in two parts, the pinion head b made separate from the statf to which it is atta< by a triple left-hand thread. When the power of mainspring is on, the force is in the direction of screw, while it the spring breaks, the reverse ac causes the pinion-head to unscrew itself f tile staff, and thus save the usual injuries inlii upon the Watch, and the consequent cost of repa American (Waltham) Watches Will stand rougher usage than any others. Simple in mechanism. Correct in principle, Substantial in construction, Seldom out of order, and Easily and inexpensively repaired. American (Waltham) Watches, Write for the Illustrated Pamphlet descriptii AVatchmaking by machinery at Waltham. Sent by post (on quoting paper in which this advertiser appears), anti Price Lists furnished to the Trade on applicatioi ROBBINS AND APPLETON, GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH 10, Hatton Garden, London. E.C. [