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RusinenH Notioew. r ILLI A M MON OMENTAL : MASON, Madras Street, Christchurch. THE LARGEST SALK IN AUSTRALIA Reduced prize list. rjiH E r ' rf HßWtf t'iiE AMERICAN LOCK-BTITOH SEWING MACHINE. The best and most easily worked Family Sewing Machine in the Market, Without regard to price, And we feel confident that whenever per* sons wishing to buy Sewing, give the . Home Shuttle Sewing Machine a Fair trial, in competition with other machines it will have the preference. In proof of their superiority over other ma* chines we guarantee them'lot 1 five ■ years, ‘ . With the Machine is furnished mer, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screw-driver,. Five Needles, Guage, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong case, without extra charge.' ' ' It, will Hem, Fell, Bind; Cord; Braid Sham, Tuck, Ruffle, Hemstitch, and Gather and 'will Sew 1 on and' Gather at the same time; and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen and Cotton Goods with silk, linen, or cotton thread. No. I.Hand Machine, Reduced to-£4, "N.R.—This is also adapted for use on Tables and' Treadle which ; we will sup ply at any time of Elegant American manufacture, for £2 6s. No. 2 Machine, for Treadle use only,hav ing the very great advantage of being ' set level with the table, complete, with Elegant Ornamental Iron Stand, with Handsome polished top, complete, re duced to £6 ss, No.'3""MachineV as above," with polished lock and protect machine, reduced to £7 7s, , • Where the geuhine Home Shuttle Ma' chines are not procurable, we will send direct to purchasers on receipt of remit' tance or reference. ' / EVERY GENUINE : HO MB-SH UTTLE, BBW I N G M A Q,H I N.B is stamped M. M 0 8 8 Ac 0 0 '■ SYDNEY, N.B.W,' F. —-■ ''L ’ ': • - EBWABB OF 1 German and Birmingham; IMITATIONS; Sfl E B•'P- W A S H I N G JACKSON’S BHBBPLIFT, Protected by Royal-Letters Patent; is a most 1 useful- and :s simple contrivance |for lifting sheep from the' hot !'soak instead of their being dragged - up an- iniclin'4; it ,can befitted to almost any wash The following statements have been kindly giving for pulication’:—' ! I-have used one of Jackson’s Patent Lifts at my With great advantage, as it saves labour, prevents injury to the sheep economises soap, and helps to insure more perfect washing. * v ' ' f n ! • - WILLIAM LEWIS, i -Stoneleigh, near Skiptofi. 1 I have seen Jackson’s Patent Sheep Lift at work, and I consider ;it a valuable invention; thesheep are got under the jets while toe wool is , hot ; the washing % greatly facilited; the sheep are saved from injury by rough usage, and the colour and condition of the woolis improved. | PETER McINTYRB. Makwallak. | Full particulars, price, &c., can be ob tained from the patentee, or John Owen Beaufort., 1 - HO CKINS’ IMPROVED SEIDLETZ POWDER,' For Immediately Producing Seidletz Water, ; i Without the slightest trouble, ' ■ TS prepared from a correct analysis of the JL celebrated German Spring, the value f which for so many yefirs has Jbe‘eii r fully recognised by the Medical Profession'. From the combination of Saline Salts and Car bbnio Acid, aotion tipon 1 thd'Digestive ahd Renal Organs is at once effected. . AS A SALINE APERIENT r It is, especially recommended in all oases of Riliohsness, Indigestion, Sickness, Head aches, and oilier ailments, which are gene rally so prevalent ,in tropical climates. IS’OooUpg, refreshing, snd invigorating, an in oapjjqof .FEVERS will be found a mos convenient,:apd salutary beveridge.lthals stood the test ’of - >-i 1 J 60.YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, V ; , tbpse - it oontinu ltd use fromconfidence in-lits medioina jqdalities., As all the ingredients- ate in one bottle, ,ii will.hsfotmdmoat, Excellent. t,» ! #BOSBER4JOo {Dunedin; and. Christchurch. BELTON jQRarWADB, AND, ,O 0„ = Wellington. BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THE GREATEST'WONDER OF THE | AGE I TOSEPHSON’fI AUSTRALIAN INI t) : MENT. " Guaranteed to be free from?. H. poisonous qualities, and composed of vegetable matter only, being made from the wild plants which only grow in the hush of New South Wales. : . JOSEPHSON’S AUSTRALIAN OINTMENT Is not a mere catchpenny to gullthe pubic'" but an efleotual remedy’adapted. to all capacities!” ! ; - One trial wfll convince the most sceptical During the ten years in which it has been in use, its ‘efficacy has been proved in every case la which it has been applied. . i i FQR THE BLOOD , IS THE LIFE CLARKE’S WORLD-FAMED JgL 0 0 D S T U RE. The Great Blood Purifier and Restorer, For cleansing and clearing the Bloodfrom all; impurities, cannot be too recommended. For Soofnla Sonrvey, Skin Diseases, Arid sores of all kinds, it Is a never-falling and permanent cure. ! Cures Old Sores' Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck .. Cures Ulcerated Bore Legs 1 - Cures Blackheads, or Pimple on the Face Cures Scurvy Sores Cures Cancerous Ulcers ■ ’ Cures Blood and Skin Diseases ■ Cures Glandular Swelling : Clears the Blood from Impure Matter From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted from anything injurious to the most delicate constitutions of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. S Thousands of Testimonials from all Fart Sold in Bottles, 2s 6d each, and in Cases containing six times the quantity, lls each sufficient to effect a perfect cure in the great majority of long-standing cases, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world. S oleProprietor, P. J, CLARKE, Chemis t Apothecaries’ Hall, Lincoln England. E EVA S’ XIBAOI J M ALT. Professor Attfield, Professor of Chemistry of the Pharmaceutical Society of Groat Britain, London, writes : “ Nov ItLVEvans’ Extract is incomparably mot., valuable than any preparation of Malt hitherto offend to tba publia, 1 Ti Pi

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2989, 24 October 1882, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2989, 24 October 1882, Page 4

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