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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5356, 28 May 1878, Page 1

Business Notices ■jp RELIMINAR Y NOTI OE. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF IRONMONGERY. M. Me C R.-E DI E , ■ General And'Furnishing Tromlongeii, Lajibton-qu.w .- ' ■ (Opposite the-Theatre Royal), ’ BEGS.to announce that in consequence of his having purchased 'those 1 large arid commodious premises known ha the Old Wellington Club, where he intends in - future (after the necessary alterations have been completed) to 'carry on his business, to avoid the danger of damage arid breakage irithe removal of his large and valuable stock,'‘hri has determinedupon offering it to the'public at a largo -redaction. ■' 1 -• c-; ;o " The ENTIRESTOCK.'iti : now ’Ming HE-MAHKEU -IN'PLAIN•PiaUKES and at 'prices, which capribt'fail to 'attract; attention.- r The.: sale will’orily'-continue 'during the time-the alteration- 1 the 'aforesaid 'premises is in progress,-as on completion the‘balance of stock must be removed at all risks.'-'* Thp’atterition. ttiorefore of'parties about to furnish,'builders,: and others'is caUed tp’this’genuine sale; i» - 'ln order 'to give’’additional (facilities >to customers ’whomay be'unudble to’ make their purchases ■ 'during the day : M. l M. -hat decided. TO KEEP HIS--PBE3nfej : OPEN' EACH ’EVENING TILL 8 O’CLOCK. ' * ■ ‘ V: ‘('"’A; ITT FIRST DAY—SATURDAY—the 18th- MAY. Furtherjpartierdarsin-fnture-advertisemeuts. is more particularly-induced to take thi-rstep-for tlie dispbsal of bis present stock, as'Large Shipmerits’are coming to hand; with . which, he intends to open his new' premises. . , .. . - |. , p A GRANDE MAR Q’XT E; HEELER & WILSON’S SEWING . MACHINES. Opinions op the Press : The difference between this -Machine—the new: W.HEISL BR. and 'WlLSON—perfected" as here shown’, and 'the original Wheeler and Wilson, is as great as that between the latter ’ and ! the' first' sowing machine eVermiade.”—Scientific American, January-:13,-1877.:-i . “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, arid, in fact, can bo applied to’any puipose,.-from,the making-of harness traces by the saddler to the making by alady .of iter sweetheart’s handkerchief with her own hair—very; poetical, perhaps, but perfectly tntei’ v The’- '-Sydney'-Town ■> and- Country Journal, April 28, ,1377.' r : . ••The.orange, and capacity, of. the new \YHEEthIR and .WILSON 'MACHINE lias been increased,' so th at at one rriomeut the heaviest* leather work catf.be sewn, and at the next perfect stitching done with human hair,; the only alteration required to bring about this extraordinary result being the changing of the needle and the thread. The working parts have been constructed with so ranch simplicity 'that the ,slightest touch of the foot on, the treadle will set, it going at a, rapid rate. Several tests were made at the establishment of Messrs. Long and Co. yesterday, and in every instance the machines fully upheld the important advantages claimed for them. - The most astonishing feat of sewing six layers'of heavy tweed with-four .of tin togethcr. 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 Three Diplomas awarded at'the PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, 1876. No other Sewing Machine received such' : Honors. ' ; GREAT REDUCTION’IN PRICES.-’ Inspection invited. -E. W. ' M ILLS, Sole Agent. , . Showrooms —Featherston-street, Wellington ELLINGTON SEWING MACHINE. ~Thp Wellington never gets out of order'with'; ftjir usage,.is, always’, ready.for.use,’and easily. managed’by persons' to .operate a Sewing Machine., , ' - It uses aAtraight ribbdle, arid makes the “Look • Stitch,” which' is” the only stitch, adapted for all kinds of workin the,household'. : . .t. Hemming, Felling, . Braiding) Quilting, / Cording, Binding, '. . . • < Tucking, Ruffling, , *’ ' Seaming, Gathering, &0,, Are executed with the greatest ease and speed. Cotton, Silk, or. Linen Thread can be,used with equal facility) ' , There is furnished,'free of charge, with each. Machine, one'Shuttle, .four Bobbins, Hemmer. and'Fellerj Braider) ‘ Qmltef, Screw-driver, , Gauge and Gauge,’Screw,:Oil Can,.Bottle of Oil, and Copy of Directions. ' , ■ : A GRANDE MA'RQ IT E.

RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL, SALE. i Desiring to benefit ;by the 'world-wide reI putation of our oil, certain parties have attempted 1 to imitate-'our -packages. Suits at daw.bave been instituted against the makers .and.phtohasers oLthese imitations.' Buyers should ho .careful, to see- that, the words “DEVOE’S BRILLIANT” are stencilled on the case, and the words “DE.VOE M’F’G CO.' PATENTS ” are stamped on the top'of the cans. . . j - ■ THE DEVOE MANUFACTURING, CO., ' 80 Beaver and 127 Pearl-streets, i New York, U.3,Ai ■ j •jj A GRANDE' M A RAJ HE, J ' T A Y L O R • LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, . SHIP BROKER. AND LICENSED CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENT. , Office Grey-street;moxt National Bank.- - JO, H- N.’ 11. II E. A,T‘O N , ■... i ■ ' .SiiirriNG, Commission, . , • FORWARDING AND CUSTOM-HOUSE .' , , ti AGENT, Panama-W-tielE Welli nuton. HAR LE S H. ELL AB Y GENERAL BROKER, ' , SniTWNG and 1 Commission Agent, House ■ 1 Land, and Estate Agent. • i Wellin<'ton Agent—New Zealand Government •• •' >' 11 ' - ' Life Assurance. • ’Offices—Grey-street,-Wellington.! ’ WALKEN GUNMAKER ANI , . ..locksmith, Manners-utrcot, Wellington,