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New Zealand Mail, Issue 933, 17 January 1890, Page 15

“THROWING THY BEAUTY OVER ALL, THOU BRILLIANT, MATCHLESS ASPINALL.”—Anon. jggggjp m ws: isr S 3 X'S«a li sag P-O-j'&.e r. & IPH j\N W: m ass .sS*? Me. EHSSI 53' see / tos» «R >ys -r>S issx % m m k inbib skmdblbspi awwaii'm ;-|y ASPINALL’S GIVES A LIGHTNESS AND BEAUTY OP TONE SUCH AS NO OTHER ENAMEL POSSESSES. BEAUTY & BRILLIANCY OBTAINED EASILY. ASP! NALLS f|vf OXIDIZED MEL ?cia i. . ta&a esSks ’ READY FOR USE banrM «■■«* -Jew, or renovating* Old Furniture of every des ||ipIpBLES,MSLKE«IG STOOLS, HOT-WATER CANS,BRAt|. lllPETS, Bedsteads; In fad any old eyesore can bf jjflpt even by a child in a very short space of hnil HpIpIMALL’S ENAMEL map--directions for use jßKifwe using; if the ENAMEL gets" thick a vcrvlittJ'KH Should be well wd| e-iLotd avrfdes lpgg£2aßK before being Enamel led. * n^wauitJ ‘ ..., t inwtniTV - ®5 works ■PECKHAM, LONDON, S,£■7 hand Aral! ASPISALL’S . BRILLIANT DURABLE EN AMEL STANDS FIRST FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF DECORATION.! TR'S' ST I YOU W= LL BE MORE THAN PLEASED. i jfef Supplied for the Decorations of Sandringham, the Residence of His Royal Highness the Prince ;X ’'-Vales, and used in Her Majesty’s Navy; is the Best for Home Beautifying, House Decorating, Chapel or Church Renovating for Stables, Laundries, Kennels, &c., &c. In fact, there is sea eeiy an article but can be made attractive by this invention. Faded Furniture, Wicker, Glassware, Metal Work, &c. &c., made to look like new A FEW OF THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. THE QUEEN says ; ‘ Aspinall’s Enamel is simply perfection.’ Her Majesty the Queen of Sweden and Norway lias used your Enamel Paint with much success, and has expressed her satisfaction. Please send j enclosed order direct to Her Majesty at Stockholm. (Signed) ? OTTO CRONSTADT, ? Chamberlain-in-Waiting, Crag Head, June 7,188 S. The Marchioness of Salisbury says : 1 The Enamel I ordered from you answers very well.’ The Countes« of Loudoun says : 1 1 am much pleased with the Enamel Paint. It is very satisfactory.’ The Countess of Norbury says : ‘ I have lately used your Snow White Enamel Paint, and have been thoroughly satisfied with my experience of it.’ The Countess Ferrers says : ‘I have found your Enamel Paint excellent for decorating wicker-work and wooden aitides. I have recommended it to Lady Burdett.’ Viscountess Clitden says : ‘Your Enamel Paints are ery satisfactory. I shall feel obliged if you will send me. . . .’ Lrdy Brooke says : * I have much pleasure in testifyii to the excellence of your-Enamel Paint.’ Lady M. Forester says :‘I am happy t ay I have found your Enamel Paint very satisfactory.’ Lady Howard of Glossop says : 1 1 have much pleasure in recommending your Enamel Paint, which I have used in all colours, and found durable and effective.’ Lady D. Neville says : * I have been thoroughly satisfied with your Enamel Paint, which I like extremely.’ La-Iy Macgregor says : * I have much pleasure in highly recommending your Enamel Paints. Ttie colours are beautiful, and a great convenience is that the Paint dries so quickly.’ Lady Grantham says :. ‘ I have much pleasure in recommending your White Lath Enamel, which I have used with great success for several baths.’ The Hon. Mrs Eason Wilkinson says : ‘ I have used your Enamel Paint, and consider it most satisfactory in every respect.’ REJECT POISONOUS IMITATIONS ! Supplied in Tins Half-Gallons and Gallons, of all Storekeepers, See Aspinall’s Name and Medals stamped on eyery Tin. WORKS: LONDON, ENGLAND.