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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5335, 3 May 1878, Page 1

Business Notices BRILLIANT OIL. RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL, SAFE. i Desiring to benefit by the world-wide reputation of our oil,, certain parties have attempted to imitate our packages. Suits at law have been- instituted against the makers and purchasers-of these, imitations. .Buyers should: be careful to -see that the words DEYOE’S ! BRILLIANT ” ; are stencilled oh the case, and the words “DEVOE M’F’G Op. PATENTS ’’are stamped on. the top of the cans. ■ ■ ' - ■ THE DEYOE MANUFACTURING CO„ 80 Beaver and 127 Pearl-streets, ■ , New York, U.S.A. ■ ... . ; A GRA NDE MAR QU E. YTTHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING :W : .MACHINES., ! i Opinions Of the Press ; —_ , The 1 difference between this Machine—the new. WHEELER and WlLSON—perfected as| here shown, and the original Wheeler and. Wilson, is as. grqat ns that between , the iatteran’d the - first; sewing machine ever, made,”— Scientific:American, January 13, 1877.. . : “The new WHEELER and WILSON IMPROVED MACHINE, is so beautifully adjusted that it can sew through several thicknesses of tin, and, cloth in layers without the Slightest difficulty, and, in fact,, can bo applied to 1 any purpose, "from the making of harness traces by the saddler to the making by a lady ■ of ffier sweetheart’s handkerchief with her own hair—very poetical,, perhaps,, but ' perfectly true.’ The ‘ Sydney Town , , and Oountnj Journal, April 23, 1877. ■. “The range hhd capacity of "the. new' WHEELER mid WILSON MAOHINE has' .been 1 increased, soj t!. at at one moment the heaviest leather- work can bo sown, and at the 1 next perfect stitching done'; with human hair,' the only alteration required to bring about this; 'extraordinary result being the ch'anging of the needle'and: the' thread; ; The "working parts'' have been constructed With so muCh simplicity that the-slightest’ touch ,of the foot; on 'the treadlewill set it' going at a rapid irate.. Several tests'were'made at the .establishment of j Messrs; Lorig and'Coi yesterday, and in every instance the machines fully upheld .the 1 ■important advantages, claimed, for them. ' Thb most astonishing- feat of sewing six'layers: of heavy 1 tweed with four'of tin together was accomplished. The machines are well worthy of inspection;”—Aye, April 13, 1877. - THE NEW MACHINES CAN BE ; WORKED BY HAND & FOOT. Three Medals and Throe Diplomas awarded ■ ■ at the;- ■ PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, 1876. -No other. Sewing Machine received, such . . 1 ' ' Honors."

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. . Inspection invited. E. " W. M I L L S, , Sole Agent. ' Showrooms—Eeathe'rston-atreet, ■ Wellington ELLINGTON- SEWING MACHINE, I The Wellington'never gets out of order with fair usage, is always ready for, use, and easily managed by persons not accustomed to operate a Sowing Machine. It uses a straight needle, and makes the “Look . : Stitch,’’.which'As the only stitch' adapted . ; j I for all kinds of Work in the household. Hemming, Eelling, ; .Braiding, .Quilting, Cording, Binding, . • Tucking, Ruffling, , i ' ' ' Seaming, Gathering, &c, Are. executed with the greatest ease and speed. ■ Cotton, Silk, or Linen Thread can bo used with v ; equal facility. ; There is furnished; free of charge, with each: Machine, one Shuttle, four Bobbins, Hemmer and .Roller,.; Braider, ...Quitter, ■ Screw-driver,, Gauge and ,Gauge Screw, Oil Can,'Bottle of Oil, and Copy of .Directions, , B'- A’u M' E W‘ A' T CHE si, ; ’ 0 A U T I O: N. " MESSRS. BAUME & CO. are again compelled to .warn the,’trade and. public, against spurious imitations, of ..their, 'watches, which have. been.sent out to the colonies by unprincipled . manufacturers, aiid especially against those named , i BAUM GENEVE (Baume without an “ E,”) , | 0.8. which is a fraudulent mark i MESSES. BAUME & CO. are theonly Manufacturers of that name in Great Britain or Switzerland, and have the exclusive right to the following 1 Trade : Marks, the whole of which are nowin: course of registration'in the various Australian colonies also. , muret Geneve baume Geneve; 0.8. ■ C.B. BAUME, B & CO. * ' ■■■ * 5t Dealers and Others are hereby informed that immediate' proceedings will be taken, against any persons forging any of the above marks. . GRANDE MARQUE. EO BEBT S ON. AN D G 0., ■ ... ■ Engineers,’ ~ j ■ ■.: , Ikoni’OUNDEbb, and Boilermakers, : -j Old Custom House-street.’ ; J

Estimates furnished, and all orders executed I with despatch. . , EBB EE.; :I & HICK 30 N, I Shahebrokees, ; And Generad Commission Agents, 1 . Custom House-quay. GII AEL E S If. ELLA BY, GENERAL BIIOKEE, Shipping and Commission Agent, House. Land, and Estate Agent.. Wellington Agent—New Zealand Government Life Assurance, i Offices—Grey-street, Wellington.-, >,■ J. WALKEE, GUNMAKEE AND , LOCKSMITH,: , Manners-street. Wellington, , ; L A GE'ANDE- MAEETJE. MT' A Y L 0 E, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT* ■ ■ • SHIP BROKER, ■' I Mb iilOENto OUSTOM-HOUsi AGENT.; V* Office—Grey-street, next National Bonk. 1 A i 8 we pass through this life but once, let XA. I us ! do all the good we can on our journey. > H OXLEY* the' Tailor of Man--hbrA-street,- Willis-stredt; ■ Lambton-quay, and-, Greytown; is doing his -part by making 2500 Suits of Clothes in the year, at a saving to the ptiblid of; £2 per Suit.. ■He is also giving employment* to about thirty people at very much higher wages than they have had before. ■ The stock of ■ goods how arriving, ■ suitable for the ooniing season, are really beautiful in pattern and; quality. 7 Thestyle of cutting and making is certainly the best in this city, and the jiriod is so low that no one can with him. Header, assist him by'giving-just one order for a£4or £4 10s. suit. Ho is sure you will continue to deal with him in future.