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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 740, 15 March 1877, Page 4

Watchmakers. QLOOK, MAKBB, is now ijrQ:. jjared - co sirpply his customer!? witli* NejWj Sil.ver Cased Patent Levers and' Geneva Horizontal W ATQHES qf< tlievery best workmanship; equal, lV ko any to be obtained in any other uart'-of New Zealand, varying in price from £4 to £ll each.' Likewise Gold Wedding | Rings and Keepers, Lockets, Brooches, Pins, Earrings, Gold Mounted Quartz Stones, Clocks, &c, &o. " ; I Likewise. Garden Seeds and '.Vegetables. \ MISS L. RIPLEY, DRE3SMAKER and Gentlemen's Trousers and Vest Maker. ' ~.'-..' Established February, 1869., Hamilton,, August 2nd, 1875. ): Miscellaneous. AMERICAN" SEWING ;MAjchines. ". ."■..';.■ .;■;" THE SHUTTLE LOCKSTITCH—The Perfection' of 'Me-' chanistn—Simple,' Compact, ' Efficient,' Durable, and Complete. ' It eews- with' the' least possible amount of labor, andr a girl twelve years" can run it without, fatigue. It is a triumph of • Mechanical Genius. '■ ■•'•••'■■■' , ;- ■ ■ ■'■ ■■■Y*--' '■■■•■•■•)• '•■-' " The SHUTTLE'is the only practical ±iow price Lock-stitch. Sewing 'Machine'ever'invented. ;'; This, Unequalled .Machine uses a straight, needle, makes the Lock-stitch'(alike on both sides), has a self adjusting"tension; and is adapted to every variety of sewing : for family wear from the lightest mus-. lins to the heaviest cloths, and will even, sew leather/ It will hem, fell/ bind] ' cord,braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitchy and gather. This machine will sew onand gather'at the same time, and. will work Vqually well' bit Silk; 'Linen, Woollen, and Cotdon Goods',' with Silk, Linen ,or Cotton Thread. It is not neces• sary.for us to endeavour to detract fromthe merits of any other machine. ; We blaim to sell ; .■'■■•■•. • ;.;.. THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET ' ; > ; / Without regard to ' price, and we feel confident '.hatwhenever persons wishing Ito buy Sewing Machines give the. ' "Home," Shuttle Sewing Machuig a fair trial, in commor with other ma-; chines, it will have the preference. •;*; >- With the Machine is furnished-—Heinr mer, Braider Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screw iriver,'Five Needles 'Gauge, Table Clamp, and Directions for use. All securely packed in strong jase with hinges. Peice: Complete in box, £4 ; with Table ind Treadle; £6 sj! with Table and Treadle, flalf-Oabinefc, with"Cover, Lock, and Key, £7. 10?. Some thousands, of these machines have now been sold' in New Zealand, and they have given the utmost possible satisfaction, as testified to in numerous testimonials, which we torward :on applieation.. ... In proof of their superiority over* all other machines, we guarantee them for .five years.. ' AGENTS .FORi WAIKATO : JAM E S M AR T I N, ; HAMILTON. . ) J. AUBIN, ALEXANDRA. W. POWELL, RAGLAN. ■.. HE LATEST. VICTORIES GAINED BY •/ WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES Since tho VIENNA EXHIBITION of ; : 1873, where they were.awarded ' the ? Imperial Order ■• of Francis Josjph,",. the Grand Medals -' ;■ of Progress, and Merit ;• - :' -C GOLD MEDAL QF HONOUR, f • ■,- Of the American Institute, New: York, in September, 1874 j , ! ""*' GOLD, MEDAL 1 at ithe .Maryland Institute in: October, ;i874; " : SILVER) MEDAiIi. at the .Manchester and Liverpool' Agricultural Show, September 10,;i874; . : SILVER MEDAL at the Chester Agricultural Show, jheldvat Warrington, September, 23,1874. %% '- :The GENUINE WHEELER & WIL- ,: SON'S ;MACHINE, Has no heavy machinery ,to tire and .weafy(;;thevfeeb, and is'therefore the most suitable for FAMILY use; s r We warrant every W and W Machine I to GIVE ENTIRE ,S ATISFAQTIQNi v , f I Oyer Qn^/Million m use.'_/| ~f . Machines may be had on tho new ays- ... ; ; tem.pf.TlME PAYMENT. T;' f 1' i ■■.. Agenfrfor the^Distribt ■:'■- ';.-., J.L. LONGBOTTOM, • Store, '■ -■ . Hamilton West. r " j> D. L. DUFFTJS-:-... GENERAL MERCHANT. „~. SAMPLES OF * . f.P CHOICE! : ! TE;AS r ."'.' and: • . '■'"'" • PATTERNS OF D RAP.: E R Y P Forwarded to all parts of Waikato p T .; POST FREE. . M Every description of ~ GENERAL. MERCHANDISE. obtainable at c , '.-: - AUCKLAND PR I 0 E-S, T' from' "...<' .. R. D. , L; ; DJJFE US, • ; " Wholesale and Retail Trader, : .• .:.'■ ,Queen-streetj :Alexandra.'"; ; ' Agent for South.British Ins. Co. ; W6O L ! W O OL! TH E undersigned begs to inform Farmers that he has made satisfactory arrangements for the- Sale of WOOL. Having a;Practical Knowledge of the Wool Trade, and a gped con'neption. with Large Buyers, he is in a position to effect Sales; on the most adtantageou' terms. Consignments will have his most careful attention, and Account Sales rendered prompt after Sale. . * ": Woolpacks, full weight; 4s; each. ' .. ; ; ; A:DAM EAY6OURN, / / 13 "'"""* ' Fprt-Btreet. AIK AT O T RAN BPOR T. J. DEAN begs to inform his.fri?nds,in Auckland and Waikato, and the public generally, that he has commenced running his Steamer, the'ALERT,' regularly' between MERGER and CAMBRIDGE, calling at intermediate Stations, carrying Gbods and ; ' Passengers,: and-starting,as under:— ■■' / * il li.')X. I >\: "■'■■ •>■■"•; FromMBEOEE—• ' ' i On Monday and Thursday, at 6 a.m. From, Oambetd&e'— •'■>■■ On Wednesday and Saturday,' at 6 a.m... N;B.—A person will'be' in attendance at the Railway Station,'' Auckland, to Receive Goods. ' Parcels : may also be left 5 at the \ sto.re of the agent;. R^. B. Symon) corner' of Victoria and •Albert 1 Streets.u d. carpachan;; .. v - :■:.- -. .-■ .-. ~ :'-tgent,';\ ■'«■"" .'"..'",' • .;.',.'';; ;; ' Cambridge^'''