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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1303, 4 November 1880, Page 4

Advertisers Directory.

SEWING MACHINE AGENTS.

Singers, J. Martin, Tailor, Hamilton Houghton & Sons, Cambridge Duffus & Dick, Te Awamutu

GALVANIZED IRON WORKS.

Parker, S. Wellesley-street, Auckland.

WHOLESALE TINSMITHS.

Waite, H., Fort-street and Eden-terrace' Auckland.

AUCKLAND IRON WORKS.

Smith, H. H., Durham-street west, Auckland.

CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

Mackie, A., Durham-street west, Auckland. Gee and Potter, Grey-street, Auckland

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.

Cordno, E., Fort-street, Auckland.

FELLMONGERS.

Carpeatcr and Byron.

HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS.

Fenton, W. H., 82 Queen-street, Auckland.

STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

Waikato Steam Navigation Company

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.

McLernon, S., Hamilton Sargent, R. W., Cambridge Alexander, 1.,' 96 Queen-street, Auckland.

SADDLERS.

Peat, R., Hamilton Wiseman, J., Hamilton Bruce, H., and Co., High-street, Auckland Jones, W. S., 129 Queen-street, Auckland Wiseman, J., Queen-strest, Auckland.

FURNITURE WAREHOUSES.

Cook, T. and H., 67 Queen-street, Auckland Garlick and Cranwell, City Arcade, Auckland.

OIL & COLOR MERCHANTS.

W. Phillipps and Son, 95 and 97 Queenstreet, Auckland.

STATIONERS.

G. Dickonson, Bookseller, &a, Hamilton Hears, W. E., 198 Queen-street, Auckland Upton and Co., Queen-street, Auckland Wayte, E., 100 Queen-street, Auckland.

CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS.

Gumby, E., Cambridge Norrie, W., top of Shortland-street, Auckland.

PRACTICAL CUTLERS.

Thorne, C. 8., 18 Grey-street, Auckland.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Redfevn, R., opposite Market House, Queenstreet, Auckland.

BAKERS & PASTRY COOKS.

Trewhellar, T., Hamilton Dallen, W. D. (late Burton), Queen-street, Auckland.

DENTISTS.

Last, F., Wellesley-street, Auckland.

IRONMONGERS.

Porter, E., and Co., Queen-ctreet, Auckland.

COACH PROPRIETORS.

Edwards, 8., Gwynne's Stables, Hamilton. Mofflm, H., Hamilton

TOBACCONISTS.

Prrtridge and Woollams, Queen-street, Auckland

CARPENTER.

D. Elliott, Hamilton

OINGER'S SEWING MACHINES Sales IS7<5, (in fouryuaks ) Sales 1879, 245), 802 I xrabia' j 431,167, MACHINE >( iKKiu.iD 1 machines

LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD; LAKGEST MANUFACTORIES IN THE WORLD !

NEW FAMILY MACHINE, on Polished AV.ilnut T.ibk'N, with Dr.iwcib, St.vnd, <md

Trr.idle. Puce, £5 17s od. PAIEN'I TRIPLE ACTION BALANCE "\\ HLEL, and m,i\ h.i\e, when required, the New P.itent Cocoon bhuttle (inste.id o< the Bobbin Shuttle).

ACCJibbORIhS GIVEN AVIiH EACH MACHIXK. 1 Feller 1 E\tr.i Check Spring' 1 Set Hemmers and Folder 6 Slmttel Bobbins 1 Tuck-marker „ 12 Needles 1 Quilter „ 1 Screw-driver 1 Braider „ 1 liottlo ot Oil 1 Straight Guide 1 Oiler 1 Slicw tor Stiai}jht Guide. 1 Book of Instruction

1 E\tr.i Needle- lM.ito

Other A< ( essoncs for spec ial cl.ist.es of woik are supplied at a small exti.i charge. Price List sent post irce. Ihc* abo\e Mac bine can be made to woik by Hand, it required, .it a small e\tr.i cost. NJiW FAMILY HAND MACHINES on Walnut P>.ise, with Newest An cssories. SEWING MACHINES for all classes ot work, fitted to work by hand, toot, or steam power. 'Ihe Sewing Machine made by tho Singer Sewing Manufacturing Company aie acknowledged by common consent to be b\ tar the host Sewing Mac bines that mechanical ingenuity has been able to pioducc. Mthough the Singer Sewing Machines are cotnparathely late in the held, yet the extraordinary demand for them during the past iew > ears— as indicated by the successive annual sales— has obliged this enteiprising company to increase their Factories to an extent that seems almost incredible. The largest of threo Factories ts at Elizabeth, New Jersey. Here, the main budding has 1,100 feet frontafj ; Forging Shops, 700 ieet ; Foundry, 600 feet by 101 feet; Cabinet Shop, 200: Packing Shops, 200 feet. The main building has four floors ; the Cabinet and Packing Shops ha\e each three floors. Entire works employ 3,500. The Yard < ontains 6 miles railroad tracks. There are also Factories at, or near, the City of Glasgow, and the dimensions of these works may be imagined, when we say that 2,500 here, as at the American Woiks, find constant employment. The turnout of Machines alone is 10,000 e\ery week, or, at the rate of soo.ooo (half a million) for the current jear. Ihe \arious parts and new accessories, needle, oil, &c, &c, required for the 3,500,000 Sewii q Machines, which arc in use all over the world — th^se demand special attention and much laboi . A Staff of Skilled Mechanics and Sewing Machine Experts is alw.ijs cmplojcrt for the sole puipose oi making every possible Mechanical Impiovcmcnt on the Machines and accessories. And notwithstanding the Vi 10 Gri- \i Run cno\ ix Prici , the Company continue to gne wondeifully E\s\ Tunis to Pui chasers on Hire or Deferred Pajment Sjstem. BRANCH OFFICE, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Waikato Agents : Hamilton— JAMES MARTIN Cambiidge-HOUGHTON & SONS Te Awumutu-DUFFUb * DICK.