DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS j3 "ONOGPAMS, SEALS, and DIES L EMBOSSED ON NOTEPAPER And Enveloves, Flair. or i:i Cl'-H •"■■'"l Colours. A. E. LIVINGSTON, DI'NEL»I>". -•y|- aTHE SO X i; H O .S. AND C 0.. IMFor.TF.KS AND V.Wr.KIU'rsKMKX, Of t.'liinp, Glass. Earthen. asi-I I-iHii>wan:: Eitctnj-?>kite.Uv:ire. II: Amencr.il anil E::;_ r ii.sa I. .air.;. BOND-STRF.:.T, i>tvr.r>tx. JJAHTIK-S visiting i 'uuolni v-ill mia FUtST-CLASS AOCO.MM" >DATH ;N, ccmLined with moderate charges. at TJj~ 31 I'll KAY'S Pi: IVATE HOTEL. Halirsy-strwt, I) U N E I) T X. i;i;t(!!e;:. i!vga to thank the i'uMic !" j-a-t and if i.ou' jii'(. - j.'ai"»-ii to SUPPLY A LI. KINDS OF M EAT ; AT Tlif.
YKUY I.oWK-T I'KiCi'.S. X»te t'tio .-I'l'tre s WitAUF-STKKKT. (..-ix.mlo Sh..\v F:tmiiivS '<v:iir a oil I <'"0 rjpnK Ctiinitra TYKK'S I ai'.i i.i:;:rr CAHKIACL-.S CO-; SALE. Ivor".- r.r.'t i'-'ul-'e V ••. e:u. Moderate in Price. Lasy :i:m i »tirai>lo. BATE-, xm-:. A>:l> <:■>., j:;>N LET. i H"XK'.'iN. •> WILSON AND CU. iMi'I'UTKr.S ANI ( < »I*>? KT'. A!.-> il' H.'iN i\.
O.Hi Pnyers <•:' Cram. A cents for Youn-_'< -r's A!-.-. Orlando Starch, ami C..urv«-isior ;':v.n-:y. -i' l ' l jrj KUI) so N A"X 0.. 31 a>:*'rac ti* nt :%* o coxf t: c-Ti'.-NEiIS AND DISCI'IT J'.AKKi.'S, THE Ft:;••[' STIWW CViSfKtTT.-vnity WORKS NKW Zi:U.A.V;>. CAr-i'iviX. P;i:vii ; - and Cuardia:-, in yun-h?«i:'.r S\vc.t<. W can t'iil i" >•.■:.• that t'icy ii-t a jure article, as those imported Ijuc, !»y :iiu;!y.-is. to nilc:l--teratiosis ot a very iiijtir;o l: .: nature. i rlic roll'»wiiiir : Protes-nr P.laek reports upon 14 Sampleof Imported Sweets purchas-d l>y Mr. Lttmb from various I'or.teoti'mers in JJunedin f.ir au:;Iy.;; and of which lite following is a rr.cihi'■: Fourteen Samples tt'oiii \aiion.-. ( VnroL'tionei.s ii: " So*. 4l!> to 43"» Swv«te are nil objectionable. ovv'iii'j t<> the large :ty of sulphate of Lime or oth-r e;:r:hy matter tne_\ contain. '.I It.; ri-r-.-r h .Vs., objectionable. Iteiit.ir [a-tly Prussian Pine. 1 cm-ider tbe-v suvet* far inferior in <[;rduy to those of local manufaeture which 1 have ;>i::-.iy.-ed." Professor r.I-<-lc again upon 2i> samples taken by Inspector i.umb from the Manufactory of 3IESSRS. I?. HUDSON AND C 0... As follows : '■ Nos. ""0 to Sweets do l!<.t eontain Piaster of Paris. Sulphate of i.ini-. Starch. Flour, or any objectionable colouring matter. or any deleterious ingredients. The ah.-ea-.e of Piaster of i'a: is. or any objt L-ri"!iaMe colouring matter, recommend - them stroiiLCiv. 1 liey are. in v.'* opinio,i. ,i vVrv superior article. skilfully manufactured, ami should take a yood l"-citu.u lit the market. ' Ask for HUDSON'S C'oNFECTfi iNKEY, ManufaLtured at the oniy Steam Work.in Price Lists ami Professor P.iaek's reportto he obtained at the Factory (.\la.-cm.-Hall). Dtittediti. .-M4 D _ ~ UN E DIN UNIVKKSITY J.AP.uRATuitY. CLASS: FAR IN AC EOUS FOOD jiAxrr.u-TL"r:E!> by K. HFDS O N AN D CO., JT.NKIUN. This vreparcl j oi.il eonta;;;s in due ; roporttons all the essentials r>: nuriitioufooil. The ratio ~i the ititroi;ei;..ux or i!e-h----formincc e- nstitiients to the nou-nirrt or heat-proil'.ieiny ami respiratory ingredients iieiuj; 1 to 5.7 is such as is recognised i,v the highest authorities as very satisiaetorv. i iie im'rg.-.nic salts found in the a.-h are" those v. liieh are always present in good wheat I'our, and are necessary constituents of food. The percentage of sugar is a little higher than is usually found in wheat iionr. '1 his. however, is no disadvantage, and is due probablv to the process of manufacture. 1 consider that your mode ot preparation gives it the advantage over unprepared Hour ot retaining its sweetness for a longer period, and resisting more eitVctually the deleterious inliuerice damp climate. Oil the -whole I can recommend your preparation as a very digestible, -wholesome, and nutritious article of food ; these good qualities will doubtless secure for it a large demand, among all classes of the community. I am, gentleman, Your obedient servant. J. G. BLACK, M.A., D. Sc., professor of Chemistry. University of Otago. 3-14
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/OAM18780311.2.13.2
Bibliographic details
Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 579, 11 March 1878, Page 4
Word Count
635Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 579, 11 March 1878, Page 4
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.