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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 37, 16 February 1878, Page 4

ANY Faded Article of Dress may : be thoroughly Dyed m a ; Few -Minutes.- .; ;; ■■■'> ■ ; \/.r.-. :_ ■: .:-•'-.;■ :■ ; ' '■ ; -'- TrtrDSON'S WTES,] ' : :.,., C| Diluted witli. water, make excel- , lent Marking Inks for backs of ; '■''■'.She.ep^Ae'^iaß^Qwisaheir^ra': strong dye-^a little, glue; ; or; .' starch may be added to thicken 1 ' the Ink. .- ( ... ■' - .-„•. '_ ,-i •,'••■ INK— Ink--:lrik.— A ; Bo)ttie ■: of Judspn's Dyes— -yioiet,- • Red, or Magenta— wjll make.:half;a pint of brilliant Writing Ink m one- minute by. simply adding; hot water. : ! IV 1 T^ MBEWARE of TJseless. and JL^I •iD • Ridiculous Imitations of Judson's Dyes. I j ■ - 'TPHk GOSNEtt, & CO!, ; ■•■ .v.-i '» <O'"' '; '!' ]';' I . : ',-■;;-.. ; ; r PEBftTMEBSb By Appointment to : ; •; ! -.4 J - : ■ •* Heir Majesty, ' ".. ."." .-,'.'. The Princess of Wales; "< ■; «&c. . ■ . Angel Passage, 93 Upper Thames street, LONDON; : John Gosnell & Co.'s iCherry Tooth "Paste, for beautifying and, preserving', the Teeth. & Gums. Perfect freedom from premature decay, and teeth of ;a pearl-like whiteness, : . ; ■.■■:.• Jbhn.Gosjuell & Co.'s Fountain Perfumes for the. Ball Room, Carnivals, Sea Joh'n'lGroshell & Cp.'s Tpilet & Nursery Powder, celebrated for its : purity !arid exquisite fragrance. ;; ;■••.., ..;'•;:-.• • i -••.:■ John 'Gosnell & Co.'s Real Old Brown Windsor Soap. ' .:;'.■ | : .->; John Gosnell & Co.*s Briliiantinei for^ the hair., ." •; • ,-.- ■■.?..■''.. ■ -' The above, with every description of Perfumery, Fancy Soap, and -Brushes,*; may be obtained of all Chemists and Perfumers throughput the. , .World. Agents required m all places where not < yet appointed. ... ,;..■ . ..! ' /X TITEE "WE|ITII|?i:M ; " LOCE-. STITCH HAND : /; With extra accessories and loose wind- ; : Jing wheel. CASH— £4 10s— PRICE. I V This is the largest, best finished, and . most, powerful hand-machine ■*• m- the world. It cannot be deranged by ordinary use, and works;.rapidly with the. greatest ease. Fitted; with : t the.mosfc complet© set o£ appliances [see. acices-. sories], the WERTHEIM Hand4ma,v chine is bapable of perf ormirig itHe.' widest range of work. ■ !Jts ! applicaitian, is practically unlimited ; it will i sew any,, \ article of; clothing, ■ anything that ire-:, quires stitching, from muslin to' dressed calico,: linen,, -woollen ..plpth,- ori;. even., leather, .without, change of : needle^ >r. alteration oi "terision,lnas: a'lpDg arm,, affording robioa for a liarge quantity of ; work: It is ' provided with a patent . loose windirig-whisel» arid 'has a larger^ and stroivgev-. shuttle than any Other' machine extant. ; :

TUDSON'S DYES. €1 Berlin Wool, Crape, or Silk Scarfs, Veils, Shetland Shawls, Opera Cloaks," &c, are easily Pyed with > these simple preparations m a , pail of hot water. Cerise and Ponceau are yery>- effective for ....... small articles ; J^lagenta, Violet, Sultan, for heavy goods ; ■ TUDSON'S DYES, i: el Magenta Mauve : ' Violet Puce " ; .- ■ . . . :\':i Purple ■'..■■ Canary Maroon - • -.Cerise ; Scarlet .■••■...- -Orange Blue '. \" ■■■■ Pink Green , Claret ••■•"'- Crimson Brown ' Black , Lavender ' Slate Grey Oxford and Cambridge Blues Ponceau, Sultan Red. ' ' . v' /^AEPETS and Druggets, Carriage \J Linings, &a:, where faded '.'or worn, may be painted or sponged with a solution of •.:.•"■■■■■■■.■ ..••■•■' Judson ? s Simple Dyes, By adding small bottle m half -pint hot water (add more water for brighter shades). ■--■,■■'■'. THE following Articles may be Dyed m a few minutes m a basin of boiling water, viz. : '■ ; Feathers Horsehair ' Leather ■ . Wool^ SUk Cattba Wood Hemp :^ Jute / • Seaweed Ivory Bone Horn Whalebqhp Baslietwork Artificial Flowers, Everlasting Flowers and Grasses, Willow Shavings, Croquet Balls, &c^, &c^ : rTIHE following Articles receive a JL variety of Beaijtiful Tints by the application of Judson's Dyes :-— • ' Photographs . Book Edges . , ' : ■.■ Book Backs Sugar : Starch Glue, Gum Gelantin© Soap ; . . Oil Candles PaperPaper £ulp ; ; Water_ , , Spirit 3)(!Ea.ps & Plans.

THE "M A N A W A TU T LIES,''- : ' GENERAL PRINTING OPPIpI ,' i (Opposite the Post and Telegbaph Office)^ PALMEESTON NOKPH. ; j ALL KINBS OP JOB PRINTIM;^. ,./,. Handßills^ Busiftess; Cards^ Receipt Forms>' „ Posters, Visiting Clards, ■ Assessment Forms, " ; ' Price Lists,. Show Cards, ■ Receipt Boots;]' . Pamphlets,. Programmes, both plain Tickets, ; •»« : Periodicals,. and.fancy, „ ; Labels, •; ■-- ■■"• : -\ &C, &C. ' &C., &C^ &C., i&C^ .■■.•■:: ■'■ - The aboVe executed oa the shortest notice* and at reasonable.ratesc .; Orders, received for Copper-plate and Litho. printing^ •' : fm a prepared from thft \^ xidilP^^ / ¥ T W IT 9- T Cl A V P Ti T 1 8 \ /K£y^ i oy CEyXOiN" PLANTATION?, roasted! ami gronaad by steam on the most approved principle-, by -whicb careful preparation the Volatile Oil and AaoaiA ace retained. It is > un,- --! dpftbtedl^ the- best article to. be obtained m the colonySold mX y 2,. 4^ and l7ib tins by the principal storekeepers throughout the prosmcev , "Wholesale by all merchants,, and at the WELLINCtTON STEAM COFF WttRKS^ ; £E CREASE,, Proyrifitoa..