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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 1922, 3 July 1869, Page 4

: Vi r dtinv Compound. THE I ..VST TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. THE LATEST GIFT OF ART TO CIVILIZATION ! A NY household luxury that economises both money and labor, and that tends to sweeten life, like—- “ A thing of beauty Is a joy for ever.” On these grounds the Proprietor seeks the introduction of pAL.MEE S ROYAL BLUE MAGIC yjy ASHING OMPOUND Into every family in New Zealand, eeling assured that after trial it will attain at once a snow-white reputation, and, once used, will never be abandoned. With this compound, Washing may be clone WITHOUT RUBBING OR LABOR. Its effects are magical, and unlike any other preparation it accomplishes tha object without any injury to the most delicate fabric. In proof of this any washing material could be soaked in the concentrated liquid for a protracted period, without the least deterioration. IT IS HARMLESS IN ITS NATURE, And does not injure the skin like ordinary washing. By its use fuel is largely saved, and a day's work may he done in a few hours . It is also very economical, a small quantity only being required. It is only necessary toatteud strictly to the simple directions on each fully labelled bottle. PALMER’S WASHING COMPOUND is sold in bottles at la (jd each, by all Druggists, Grocers, and StoreKeepers, and may be obtained wholesale of the Sole Agents: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., Dunedin. N.B. —The intrinsic excellence of this preparation must command a rapid sale, but the agents having made arrangements for large and continuous supplies, the wholesale trade need not fear the annoyance of being out oj stock which is too often the effect of a sudden demand. Pawnbrokers. WANTED, New Arrivals and others to know, that Mrs Davis is open to buy any quantity of Second-hand Clothing and Jewellery, Books and all kinds of Instruments, Guns, Pistols, &c. Old Gold and Silver bought; Ladies and Gentlemen’s Wardrobes purchased. The highest price given. N.B. —Household Furniture bought tn any amount. Gentlemen waited upon at their own residences. All letters punctually attended to. Please mark the address—Mrs Davis, next to Oddfellows’ Hall, George street. At home from 8 to 11 a.m,, and from 2 to 8 p.m.