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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 26, 12 November 1901, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. RE WERTHEIM MACHINES. "'HIS is to caution the public against buying Sewing Machines represented as Wertheim unless the trade mark, and stamp of the manufacturer, Josepn Wertheim, Frankfort on Maine, is distinctly affixed to, and imprinted upon, the machine. This caution is found necessary, owing 1 o certain unprincipled persons pretending to sell genuine Wertheim Machines, and passing off cheap and worthless imitations thereof, and thereby unlawfully trading on the splendid name and reputation which the wonderful Wertheim Sewing Machines have attained as the Most Perfect and Up-to-date Family' Machines that are procurable. i Any infringement of the Wertheim Trade, Mark, or fraudulent representation of the: same, will, on conviction, be followed by' criminal prosecution, as the law directs. I JO.EPH WKRTHEIM, | Manufacturer. By his attorney for New Zealand— Haery Osoab HkwStt, 15, Manners-street, Wellington. SOLE AGENT for New Plymouth— MISS RETFORD, DHTON-BTRMW, New Plymouth. T. li. HOWE'S. •THE ETERNAL CITY," by Hall I Caine. I lan Maclaren says this book is i beyond anything yet given by that author, and is a brilliant success. ' TEE CRISIS." by W. Churchill 'DAVID HARUM." '*BAN HOLDBN" 'THE SK7 PILOT" •THE PALftOE OF THE KING" 'THE CHOIR INVISIBLE" •THE MASTER SINNER" 1 All these ara considered the most readable books of the day. 'THE WARRIGAL'S WELL." by Donald Macdonald "ALICE OF OLD VINOENNES." by Maurice Thompson Both of these are having an immense sale, Macdonald's bun*; a fascinating tale of Bush Life in Australia, and Thompson's a book of thrilling interest of the Amerlcm War. i-.JCV.jLjL. ofj.Books to arrive from England, finds he must make room, so is disposed to sell any of the old stock at UNPRECEDENTED PRICES &»» few weeks

AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED, PATENT SMOKELESS INCANDESCENT 14 INCHES HIGH, 20s. IN PRICE SMOKELESS AND ODORLESS. TURNS OUT JUST LIKE GAS ABSOLUTELY the FINEST LAMP IN THE WORLD. ITS OHIEP POINTS: ALL THE VIRTUE 3 OTHER LAMPS LACK. ITS BEST POINT OP ALL: * L, i*!l' ■ On Sale by all ironmongers. THE MANHATTAN LAMP COMPANY, New York, Sydney, and Melbourne. NOTICE OFJEMOVAL Ti/TR. JAMES BUTTERWOftTH begs to ItJL notify that he Ban REMOVED into the premises recently occupied by Mr. Abbott, in Devon-streel<, where he will ha\ plenty of room to display his I MAORI AND OTHER OURIO3, &o, fcc, I to the best advantage. | He still buys and sells everything from [ a needle to an anchor. If yon want an Express, Spring Trap. a Sulky, GO TO BOTTKRWORTH. If yon want a N6W or Second-hand set Harness, GO TO BTJITKRWORTH. f you want a New or Second-band Saddle and Briri e, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you want a Gold or Silver Watch. GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you are nnable to obtain what yon want elsewhere, GO TO BUTTERWORTH, who has a large collection of all sorts of goods. If yon want a Typewriter, If you want a Copying Press, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. Persons wishing to inspect his larg lection of Maori Curios are invited to any Tuesday, when they will be welcomed without being asked to buy. J. BUTTERWORTH, OLD CURIOSITY *S H OP, Devon-street.

PIANOS. INTENDING purchasers of Pianos and Organs should wait for the Dresden Piano Company's Ureat Annual Special Sale, commencing on TUESDAY, November sth, at the Company's local DepSt Devon-stre»t. —Under the personal supervision of Mr. M. J. Bbookes, Manager Dresden Piano Co.