October 23, 1871*

POUT AHURIBI, Province of lIAWKE'S BAY, NEW ZEALAND. Printed and Published EVERY EVENJNG, by THOMAS BENNICK HARDING, Pro prietor, at the Raw kk's Bay Timjcs General Printing Oftico. JtfIONDAY, 2qiW OCTOBER, \&7) %

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ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT O E THE LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINES. MOST MOST DURABLE, MOST WILL SEW MATERIALS, HE THICKEST CLOTH. These Machines work with a Straight Needle and per pendicular action, the under thread being carried by a Shuttle. Experience has abundantly proved the great superiority of this principle over that of the rotating hook and curved needle. Also,—A Supply of MACHINE SUNDRIES, comprising— Needles, Silks, Threads (in cotton and linen), Binders, Hemmers, Self-sewers, Purified Machine Oil, Magic Cleansing Eluid. Oil Cans, Screw-drivers, Pliers, Extra Bobbins and Elastic Rings, The Public are Cautioned against Spurious Machines, which are manufactured to bear a resemblance to those of the above maker. .A-GKETSTT IFOIR, NEW ZEALAND. Wholesale Orders Executed.
