ANY Faded Article of Dress may be thoroughly Dyed m a Few Miuutes. JITDSON'S DYES, • CJ Diluted Avith water, make excellent Marking Inks for backs of 3>heep — the Crtmsonh an extra strong dye— a little glue or starch may be added to thicken ; . the Ink. " i,\. INK— Ink— Ink.— A Small Bottle- of Judson's Dyes — Violet, Red* or Magenta— will make halE a pint of [ brilliant Writing Ink m one n\inute by simply adding hofc"wa,ter. NT) — BEWARE of Useless and • _O« Ridipuloiis Imitations of ;_ Judsou's Dyes, "ff TOHN GOSNELL & CO r , Zj Peejf^mees By Appointment to. Her Majesty, T,he Princess, of Wales, &c. Angel Passage, 93 Upper Thamps.sti;€efc,. LONDON. Jiohn GosneH & Co.'s. Cherry Tooth. Paste, for beautifying and preserving, the Teelh <& Guma,, jf ei;f,e,c,fc freedpm, from, premature, (ipqajy,. a^drt.eethq^ a ; peaj-l-Jike w,hiteness. John GpsflelL & Cp.'a Fountain, P;er-. fumes, for tjhp Ball R.00.m, Qarhiya^s,,%.. Jphn Gpsnell &• Cp/s. Toilet <^N,u.rsVi^ :PQ^ v der,; qeleb'raj:e<i ; %• ij;s, n ui-ity, *nd ; : exqujsite fragrance. John Gpsnell. o\ Co/s^ReaJ Old B^ro^n. Windspi* Soap. John Gpsnell & Co.'s Brilliantiae fpp. the hair. The above, with every description of Perfumery, Fancy Soap, and Brushes, may l}e obtained of all Chemists and Perfumers throughout the World. Agents required m all places where not yet appointed. mHE " WE RTHEIM" L P£?K- --: "' STIT.CH HAJNTI, MACHINE^ With extra accessories and Ippsf. wjndiiig^ wheel., CASH— dE4. lpsr-r P^P^; '; • ' .''■_■ !; : This is the largest, best finishedi and most pow;erfui hand-machine^ m the world. ' It cannot be_de,rangedi b.y ordinary use, and works rapidly .with; th.c greatest, ease. Fitted with the most complete set of; appliances [see accessories], the WERTHEiM. Hand-ma-chine, is capable o£ perfprming the widest range of, work. Its application is practically unlimited.;. it will sew any article of clothing, anything that re-, quires stitching, from muslin to dressed calico, linen, clpth^ or-. e\*eii leather, wifchoufc change, of needle or altemtion of tension, lias a long ami,; affording room for a large quantity of • work. It is provided with- a patent loose winding- wheel* amd has a- larger and stronger shuttle than any other machine extant.
JUDSON'S DYES. .- Berlin Wool, Crape, or Silk Scarfs, Veils, Shetland Shawls, Opera" Cloaks, &c., are easily Dyed with these simple preparations m. a pail of hot water. Cerise and Ponceau arc very effective for small articles ; Magenfa, Violet, Sultan, for heavy goods. TUPSOS'S DYES. Magenta Mauve Violet; Puce Purple Canary Maroon CeriseScarlet Orange LU;c Pink Green Claret Qtimson Brown Black Lavender Slato Grey Oxford and Cambridge Blues Ponceau, Sultan lied. CATCPETS and Druggets, Carriage Linings, &c\, v>:here faded or worn, may be. painted or sponged -*v.ith a solution of Judson's Simple Dyes, By adding small bottle m Half-pint hot water (add more water, for brighter shades). npiTE following Articles may be Dyed JL m a few minutes m a basin, of boiling water, viz.: Feathers Horsehair Leather Wool Silk. Cotton Wood ' Hemp I Jute J Seaweed Ivory Bone Horn. Whalebone. Basket-work-Art lfiVial Flowers, Everlasting'-Fiow.ers and Grasses, 'Wil-W Shavings, Croquet Balls, &c., &c, rpiTE following Articles, receive a. X variety of Beautiful Tints by the application of Judson's Dyes : — Photographs Book Edges Book Backs Sugar Starch. Glue, Guni, Gelantine Soap Oil Candles Paper. Paper Pulp. Water Spirit Maps & Plans
THE "IAN. AW A TIT TRIES/ GENERAL. PRINTING, OFFICE. (OPPOS. LT-E THE P 0 S.T. A.N D T E : t E QEAPHy Q,FT tCE.),; J^ALINiERSTON- KOErTH,^ ( . r^^r.. - . -.. . ALL KIN. I) ,S. OF JjO-B. PRINT ING; Hand Bills, Business -Cards,., [Receipt IJbrms,^ Posters,, ' "Visiting Cards, Assessment; Forjijs,Price Lists, Sliow Cards, Ijeceipt Books,, I'amphlets, Programmes, both plain: Tickets,Periodicals, and fancy, ' Labels, &.c, &c. * &p., &c.. &c,- &c.' The above exccutedon.thc shortest notice, and ai reasonable- ra,tes.^ Orders, rpceiy^cl lor Copper- plate and Litlip. printing. W Is. prepared from the. N$ /i|i|P^^ FINE §.% SA H P.L E§. \Jr - : ' 07. ■•; CKYLOiS PTjANTATION, roasted and- ground by steam on. the most approved principle,. by which carei'ul preparation the YoLAtiXE Oil- and AEOiU are retained. It is; uur doubtodlv the best article to be obtained.-m the colony. • Sold m 1, 2, 4, and 71b ting by the .principal strtrekcepers throughout theproTinee. Wholesale by. all merchants, and at'- the WELLINGTON S.T EA M COFFEE WOH XS v E. H. CEEASE^Prpp.netoi-. .
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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 44, 13 March 1878, Page 4
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