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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 40, 27 February 1878, Page 4

ANY Faded Article of Dress may be thoroughly Dyed m a. Few Minptes, JUDSON^ DYES, Piluted with -water^ n-ia,ke excellent parking Inks for backs of Sheep— -the 'Crinisaiiis&ne^h;^ , Strong dye — a little, gluo '.or | starch may b.e lidded to. tlucl^eri the Ink. ' : : ' ■ ';'■'' i INK— Ink— Ink.-^A S;ma,ll Battle, of Judson]s Dyes — Violet, Red, or f Magenta, — will make half a pint of brilliant Writi,ng Ink m one mi^rite hy simply adding hot .^ate*^.. IVT T> -rBEW-ARjEof Useless and Xi'«_o« Ridicu,lous "Ijmi.ta.t^ons, pf I Jpdson's Dyes.. JOHN, GOS.NELL & C 0.,, _^J^"**-MEBa By Appointment to. Her Majesty, Thp. Princess of W/ales,. Sec. ' Angel Passage, Qjs TJppei: Thames^ street, ■ LONDON.. ; John Gosneli & Co.'s Cherry Tjooth. Paste, for beautifying and preserving the Teeth Se G r ums. Perfect freedom; from premature decay, and .teeth of a pearl-lik;e whiteness. "; ' John Gosneli & Co.'s. Fountain Perfumes for the Ball Room, Carnivals* Sec.; John Grosriell & Co.'s Toilet & Nursery Powder,, celebrated, for its. purity sand exquisite-'f rpgrance,. - r ' ■■*;.'.. . J;ohn Gosneli & Co."^ Real Old Brown, Windsor Soap. ■' • ;.: J John Gpspell & Co.'s Brilliantine for thehair.. . .. : , The above,; with every descnptipri pf , Perfumery, Fancy Soap, and Brushes,, may .be obtained of all; Chemists and Perfumers:. ;throjighbut the World. Agents •required iri all plapes tßh.ei:p ptot yet appointed. : 'A : y'.y-..]..' r [ -; mHE'ff %^:RTH^IM/' s; Lp^C _^H_NcEi; - With extra ; accessorips arid loose wpd;-. :.' '"'■' ' '.'-'-' ing'wjwieL . '■'" Ay •;;,;_^H-f^^3fepj?^i!J:j; ; : -.'. ; .This is;the largest-; best' fipishe^ and most pbw;erfiil; : : hand-rii^chipp* m,; the .world, l^t riarinpt be derangbd by^ordi'riary :usp,; arid." vf.ofks; rapidly;;*with.the, greatest ease. 1 : ■ :FittVd Wth- : thp mpst , ' (jbmpletev set*' of • appliapces- [see acces-, s^oribs]-/ the/W^^HELM: ;.Hand-ma-. ' phipe.. is.; bapaplp. : off performing, •the 1 -^idesVrarige of work. • _^ts: application is, practicajly-unhmited' ; it will,' sew*: any ; arpcle. of, - clpthirig,'. any^thipg, that : re--i 1 quires. stitchingi;ffbrri, ; muslin to 'dressed cahpo, "-lirien-,'" Svopllen cloth,- or; even l-lsa^hpr,'. vsdjbripiih ' change.; of- i|^edle ; " ; pr; -' altetationi of;* t'ehsipn;-; has'alp'ng "arm,.; afEpr.dirig- roprn ; /fbr a. large '.quantity of. : i -s^brkC %t is- : provided ; with , a. patent 'lppsp wridingrwheeli.; and has 'a -larger T ;arid' r strbpger shrittle 1 thap, Hpy pthfir ; niachinb Jbxtanti. : " i; v --". ,-,;';

JUDSON'S. DYES, Berlin Wool, Crape, or Silk Scarfs, Veils, Shetland Shawls, Opera ploaks, &c, are easily Dyed with ; these simple preparations m a ! pail of hot water. Cerise and | Ppnceau are very effective for small articles ; Magenta, Violet, Sultan, for heavy goods. JUDSON'S DYES, Magenta Mauve Violet ! Puce. Purple Canary Maroon Cerise Scarlet Orange Blue ' " * Pi-ftk Green Claret Crimson, Brown Black LavenderSlate Grey Oxford and Cambridge Blues Ponceau, Sultan. Red. . : .... ■ -I CARPETS and, Druggets, Carriage { Linings, Sec, where faded; or worn,, may bp painted or. sppngedf -with a solution of .■'■".'■ i Jp-pspN's "Sijepi.*- Dyes, j By adding small bottle m half- pint hot I water (ad;d more water for brighter shades^ THE following Articles may be Dyed . m a few minutes m a basin of boiling water, viz. : Feathery ' ' - Horsehair ... . Leather. ' Wool '..-.■.'; •..:• ' - Silk ..';' ■ . Cotton 'Wrippf tjlute, :- uSeaweedj ...-,, ... .. Ivory ■••■•■■■- ;; : '.' .' Bjonp r ; • : "-,"..'. ;Hom; ' ' '"Whalebphe - ■ -,- „ ,',' .-;■ Basketwork , Artificial Flowers, Everlasting Flowers, ' and Grasses, Willow Shavings, '■'.'"'"' j- ■■ Cjrog^tsa^.%,.4p F ;'. ... THE. following ; Articles-receive. ' a. - t variety of Beautifuh Tints- "by the: : applicatipn of Judspn "s^Dyes,*:— -., - '"""■'■ ■■ " •' -;' '.'■ 1t..) 'h rC 'r-" ■'. *V ,! "/ '■>'! ' -" Photographs. „ 5 V '",. ;.":.'- --.: Book Edges "- v ' ; ' j ■.;;.-. -.-, . "IJpp^Back^- , : .>■■•>■;-, .-; ;. Sugar- . ..■■ t ;■ ;; " ••-'- ' -:-' y>--':i<>yi7) Starch, /•":; Glue, Guni, Gelanting. . r -.^SOap-, :■! .A' :- - ■''„' -■ ■• i: - -.iVOiL;'. ! -XX\ ...-.-: A;. i :','./ . ■; -Qandles . ..,; ; ; : ; '„ -..-.■.. ;, Paper- "'' v ;■ ■. ; "^aper P-ulp > ■■■ W^etA ■. ; ; . Spirit. ..;.;.-. .... : ;Maps.& Plan^. ■

mt "KAN AWATU THIS/" MM»AI, F-BXN.TESQ; QWIOE; (OIIBOSIX-?; TH-E PpST AN B, TE-LEaEiPH OIF F I Q-^J, \ ' '■■ ; ' j * fALMERSTOiN; I^ORTB;,. ALA K^RS- C*F~ *0;B; P-^IN.a-^NrGb. Hand Bills, Business Cards,^ Receipt iForms," 1 < .Posters,- Visiting Cards, Assessment Forms, - Price Lists, Show Cards,, Receipt Book^^ Pamphlets,", Programmes, bothnlain Tickets, Periodicals, and fancy, Labels, ... Sec, Sec. " &c.,_ &c. &c, &c." .--, The abovp executed: on the shortest notice, and aJb reasonable rates.. ©rders,received for^^ Copper-plate. apdLitho... printing., 'i ' , •:' ; ..-:.'■■ r**"' ■ ■• •: ' ; oe, 'V :; : . --:; ; ;-- CE"_"LOJS v PLANTATION, roasted-and-groundbr steam.on the most approved principle; by which, careful preparation tho .Volatile Oil- and. Aroma, are retained*. It* is iinV dpubfcclly. the best article, .to, be obtained m. the.colony. :'-.•;. -, ■:*';■■: 9 old ml, 2, ■&, aud 71b tins by the.pi*ihcip_:storekc'eperS:thrbughput the provnice* ' Wholesale by. aHimerchanjs, and at thp 0 .;.-•' "T ELLI N G.T ON ST E-i'M; GO ■_??_?;.. . W o."t-y,K S. ■ Ay."-,;"*' . ..-.'* - t . ..':-.-■ E. 11. CREASE, Propriel or, j