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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 96, 26 March 1885, Page 1

• THE MOSGIEL Woollen Factory COMPAa Y. fLymited.J v MOSGIEL TWEfeM MOSGIEL SEEGES - MOSGIEL .FLANNELS ' MOSGIEL BLANKETS , MOSGIEL EUGS ■MOSGIEL SKAWI^S . , ■'" MOSGIEI MAUI)S ' MOSGIEI HOSIEIiY ■;.■ „ JMOSGIEL SOCKS -■ MOSGIEfL^fiBN""" Those' Goods are noted for Purity"*of Material, Variety of Patterns, Hon .osty of Mautifacture, aud Moderate Price, • . ■■"'. Aivarded the Highest Place ai l . the Australian Exhibitions. [Extract from the Melbourne Argus > ■-„ and New Zealaud Herald.] The. Jifosc/iel'WooTZem, toe notice from the. Melbourne Argus, liave received vnqtialijlcd praise incite, report on Aiislralian woollens furnished to the Elbneuf Chatcoer of 'Commerce by M. .Henri Courmeffux, . who tea's specially sent to the Melbourne Exhibiiiun from the woollen mani'facturinf/ district m France, for the purpose. \lle declare* HiaV "every article I manufactured by that' company is aiqte ■ ■rior to any other Australian, woollen goods 1 saio at the Exhibition.''' and he thinkstnot " the Host/ iel Factory will take first rank m the Australian markets over all. European importations." Tcstimony 1 iilcV this foorii a critic so competent and disinterested must be vo-y gratifying to the Company. The puVilic'are requested when purchasing to sop that they, i;et the «en- • vine " MO&GlliL'' artVle; which is 'guaranteed to give satisfaction. THe Trade supplied by the \vholesale ! Warehousemen m the Colony. Warehouse, and QHice— ■ rfligh— .jtreet i _. . Dunedin. pfactory-rAt Mo§C4fKL, Taiepi. JOH^ Hi .MORRISON,'. Manager. To the Ptiblic of Tahnerstonaml Surrounding Districts. *A WORD ON FurnisMng is ■"■an Art, "Yes" " Oiie of High Arts. ' rPHE -Art of.Fnniisbing deals with § ho many and such various branches of art, and if properly eXcr— eiaed demands from those who pjae,tici' it so uiuch ability and artistic feel m £,-' that it niay fairly claim ,to rank among the Fine Arts. That it properly occupied this position is indisputable, 'and there seems no' reason. why it. should not resume its j.pUce. ■ Piuchawnpt Furniture is. a simple "task. You have polite shopkeepers »iiid 'salesmen -to swear blach is vjhite. This or that 1 article is just, the very things quite new, only upened up this inoniing. But you say " Will it match my curtains or carpet." "Oh yes, Ma'am, couldn't lie nearer," novor thinking whctlier they arc olive, gieen, or crushed stj-awbeny. Way not save all worry of matching und- contrast' 'and main: your home cosy, and npat 1»y. employm* Uj/liolsterers ■ who inakc it tluir study to avoid the gaudy and mwvti'icious, and to procure pittfins arid co'ours that ' will nb. olic'nd the i»ve. ill) spent l>y. them will 0411:1! £J3O spent injudiciously. Your favours are resprct fully solicited. Experienced UpholstereV will, attend given residences to take, lneasnroments and fix, also to sow and lay Carpets, cut and fit loose I Covers.' Every descuption of XTjholsteis work made up and executed. at\th j factory, Main street. . j MITCHELL &. STOTTEE, j CABIKBTMAIiKItS &>. X) VUOLS TEHEES, Mum-street uud The Squared