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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 26, 16 January 1878, Page 3

_£jJ« Sauce!-, :••! ! C-idiinoiits. -- „ La/.fibr S: Smii, So!" !V>p ii- ! •<'.< of ' >. pelehrar'«d K«'ivip'^. aiul M:inuf;ti'inr. . ; of the t'icklw*, S.i'ici's, 'Hnl L ; -»ridini-i ' ; so loiijf and f<ivo»i.-ably vilsiii.-ijuisiifd.b/ ;■ their ua.ut% bog to sviiuu.. ; ijo ■ jiii ; ;» •• that every arti.-L- pr.-p.m- ! by tih-in • guaranteed as entii\-l v uunnulivratcd. - 92, Wignwv St;v«r,*CivenJi.s!i Squu-v (late 6 Edwards Sttv<-'.. Port man .Squi.- ) and 18 Trinity »%•<"»', London, S. \i. ; . HARVKY'S SAUCE. — Caul ion — The admirers of this celebrated Sance are partienlarly lequuslud to observe that each bo'fle pri'pnro'l b"y '"'''. Lazenby & Son bears the label, used s > many years, signed " Elizabeth Jja^.):by." TUDSON'S DYES. Berlin Wool, Crape, or Silk Scarf?, Veils, Shetland Shawls, Opera • Cloaks, &c, are easily Dyed witli these simple preparations m a pail of hot water. Cerise an-! Ponceau are very effective for small articles ; Magenta, Violet Sultan, for heavy goods. TUDSON'S DYES. eJ Magenta Mauve Violet Pucp Purpfe Canary Maroon - , Cerise Scarlet Orange Blue Pink Green Claret Crimson Brown Black Lavender Slate Grey Oxford and Cambridge Blues Ponceai? r Sultan Red. - /^tARPETS and "Druggets, Carriage \J. Linings, <fee, where faded or worn, may be padntedv or sponged with" -ft soration of Judson*B Simple Dyes,. By adding smell bottle m half-pint hot water (add more water for brighter shades). r¥lHE> following Articles may be Dyed JL m a few minutes m a basin o£ boiling water, viz. : Feathers Horsehair Leather j * Wool " ; " ' ' Silk - Cotton Wood Hemp ' Jute ' t f Seaweed Ivory Bone* HornWhaleßione Basketwork • Artificial Flowers, Everlastmg Flowers: and Grasses,. Willow STiavings r Croquet Balls, &c, &c, 1 THE following Articles receive a variety of Beautiful Tints by theapplication of Judson-VDyes :r— Photographs Boot Edges- . Book BacksSugar ' ' StarcK" 6rlue," Gum. Gelaniine ; SoaP •' ' Oil Candles Papers Paper Pulp Water •: f Spirit Maps & Plans ANY Faded Article of Dress maybe thoroughly .Dyed m a- Few Minutes. _ v ,TUDSON'S~DYE3,. -_ . . ftf ' Diluted wi-tlu water, make excellent Marking Inks for backs of Sheep — the CrimsonAs an extra strong, dye — a little-, glue or , starch may be addedUo-thickquv the Ink. INK— Ink— Ink.— A Smalt Bottle 'of/ .Hudson's Dyes— Violet,, ited, orMagenta — will make half a pint of brilliant Writing Ink m one minute by simply adding hot water. NT> — BEWAEEofcUselesßand 5 • _L)« Ridiculous Imitations o£ Judson's Dyes. t TOHN GOSNELL,&,CO., f« PEEFUJTEEa^. ;B.y Appoiutoent te> | Her Majesty,. The Princess- ofifWales, . &c.. AngetPassage, 93 Upper. Thames street-, , < LONDOJf. John-€fesnell fc Co. 's-- Cherry Tootlt* Paste, fi>r beautifying, and preserving, the Teeth & G'umsv Perfeefc freedoms fßem, premature decay, and teeth of a* - pearl-like whiteness. - ', John , Grosaell &, Cd^'s-Fountain P«> — fo» the B&U Room, Carnivals, <&•._ i Joh n-Gosnel I &.Go. ' s.Toib* t &.N uvserjf jPoTOdeiv celebrated, for. its- puiaty ancß j exquisite fragrance. { J ohn-Gosnelk&. Co.'s Real OM Browa* iWunclsoF Soap. I John. Go«iiell?«&.C6.!sßriiUaßtiHß ios? « the hair. . " | The above, wi«h ever.y»-destr%tio.iv<!# j Perfumery,. Fa«cy Soap, and 1 Bturlbprw I may be obtained of aIL Chemists* :hmS~ f Perfnmer« thrnns;hni«t felue* WobW--A^nts r< q;Tiiivd m. all glacassvri^sßETDrtfe yet appomted-.