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Dunstan Times, Issue 239, 23 November 1866, Page 3

ALBION POAP WORK?, Great King Street, Pu.NJDIX. jl/T B4EPSL"SY, in returning thanks "-*•• to Merchants, storekeeper.-;, and the Public generally, for the very liberal support accorded to him as a !?oap manufacturer for the last seven years, begs to intimate that he has purchased 'those extensive premises, known as the • tago Iron Works, (ireat King Street, which he lias now fitted up at considerable expense, as a Soap Factory, on a most improved ami extensive scale, noL Surpassed by any other in the Colony. M. B. feels confident, with the facilities he has now at his command, lie will be able to manufacture Soap, which, for price and quality cannot be surpassed by any M. B. calls especial attention to the various qualities of Soap which he is now manufacturing. No. 1. Best Pale Soap, made of the purest material; is of the finest quality, and must succeed every where. No. 2. His Household Soap. This Soap is peculiarly adapted for all household purposes, gives beauty to clothes of every description, and is excellent for bleaching and cleansing purposes. No. 3. Flis Economic Soap. This Soap will he found an excellent washer, ■lathers profusely, and is in every way M. B. highly recommends these c onps to heads of families, hotel-keepers, and laundresses—a fair trial will suffice to establish their superior quality over the inferior Soaps imported into the Province. M. B. appeals to the ladies of Otago to patronise the Albion Soap, and in so doing, encourage provincial manufactures. Ask your grocers for the Albion Soap. M. B. begs to inform Wool-Washers that/ho is prepared to supply a WoolScouring preparation peculiarly adapted for bleaching and scouring. The highest price has been obtained in the Home market by parties using this preparation. DICK AND FLEMING, Duncdin, Agents. j N.B.—F.floh bar of ?oap bears the 'stamp, '• Albion Soap Works."