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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 89, 18 March 1885, Page 1

THE MOSGIEL Woollen Factory COMl?^. , V.. • (Limited.} MOSGI-EL- TWEEPP ;^;HX)SQIEL f LEGES' j • - MOSGIEL .ELANIs£LS (MOkSQIELj J3LANKETS EtJGS ''MfedHEE' 1 SHAWLS MOSGIEL MAUDS " J 'MOSGIEI: HOSIIuitY •:..JiqSGI l IEL f SO.CIkS-, , : "Md&aiELYAEit : TUesn Goo'fls aye noted for Pmitv of ' Maieriali'Variety^of 'Patterns/ Hon '\jkVy t.f Mamifactiirfe?, ' khd Moderate Pnie.' 1 ".-' -f '•■■■-_;'■■'' x ■-.-■■<.) ■■■■I h: ..':.- .1 ;i ..': U- ''':.:''...■" • ' A'ward/s^iKe Highest Place ai lt 'the Australian ■E&lribition'S. '■- >•:') ••i.v from the' Melbourne Argus •aird 'Ne^v Zealand Herald.'] ' The Mosgicl Woollens, we notice from ) tJi.& Mflbournci Avgaii, !<atie wtccitldd unqualified praise m the report on Aa.-ttra-liamoooUeiis ftirn.islud to the, .Elbocujf Chamber of Commerce by, M. Courineaux, who was specialty shit to the Kiclbdurhd 'Exltibitio'n \fJ:om tlib %onlh:n maiitifactvrinff district m Frarieefor the purpose: He' dccldvas : thUt " wary arth-le iviumrfiictuncdiby fhafi company is -^superior to . finy ■ other . A ustralian , woollen , fjpo(\s I saw at the Exhibition.'' , aiid he minks 'that" tl the Mosgiel Factory will take first iranh m the' Australian marhels over all European imporUttion's." Testimony like this from a critic so competent and disinterested must be very gratifying /h Vie'Cditoantfu! j i ;/ .; ,-i q jiTiie pub.li6,are reune,sted .when purchasing to see that they get. the »en.lo give satisfaction. The Trade •stippjieii' by the wholesale "Warehoasemen m the Colony. Wareh i \~~&\\i\ Office — High-street, '■ ;M -- i ' ! -DuiiifcJirfSr.';; • \ [Factory — At Mo^GiEt, T^ieui. , „,, ,JQHN :H. MOSRi^qM • • ••••■•■-. ' ']\J.( na£ r er '■■ >■( ):.■■■> ■>'!!. •,!;;• •! ' .-.-•■> i ■;, To the, Public. of -Palr^erston and Surrounding . Districts. A WOED ON : - Fine ; Furnishing is an^ Art,/' yes" < . . ,- . .On? of Hig ji A^ts. THE Art of Furnishing deals with ' .sd many tirid' ituch various branches of &\% ilnd if properly exercised demands from those >yho practice . so , much ability and artistic feelitfgj HKtot- U may -ta'iily claim to raul^ amoiig the Fine Arts. That it. proppvjyj , occupied { this position is indisputable, ahd there seems no *fea'S6n s; why it should" not; t^sume its place. ,- . , ■;,., , .y. . , iPiii chasing Fiirmtf: re % a simple task. Y6n v have polite -shopkeojievs and saU«>inen;ti> s*wea v r blacip is white. This ,or that .article is just the very things quite new, only opened Up' this morning. But you say " Will it match my curtains or carpet." "Oh 3 r es, Ma'am, couldn't be nearer," never -t-hin^iiig^rW-hethei- they are olive, crushed strawbeny. vWliy'tiot save all worry of matching r.nd contrast, and make your. , home cosy and neat "I»y employing TJlDholsterers who make it their study. to avoid .th(i v ga«dy and meretrioi'oVs', Vi'mi Xo proem'e and colpnr.s thai: wjlll np'. .odend ijie pye. ,110 spent >>y them will equal £50 spent injudiciously. . ."^our favours are' rospocl fully sol icited . 'Experienced • Itj iholst erer will . attqnd given rt'sidtnees to take nieasuvenii'ijts aud lix, also to sow ami lay Carpets, cut and $fc loose Covers. ' Evtuy descViptioh of" XT j. holsters j work made up and exccutecl'' at th ! Factory, Main street. Mitchell"^ stutter, <■'. : s ■i ; > .■; , : •;/... „ . ' ' ; QaBINBXMAKEHS & UPHOLSTEREES, ', ■.■'"• r \ ' -Mairi-streeb. and The Square. - >