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Catalogue of the British Section. 
CROWN PERFUMERY COM 
PANY 40, Strand, London. — Perfumes ; 
Toilet Soap and Toilet Requisites. (53) 
BRYANT & MAY, Fairfidd Works, 
Bow, London. — Safety Wood and Wax 
Matches; Match Holders, Cigar Lights, 
Coloured Tapers, &c. (54) 
SMITH, T. O., 11, Grass Market, 
Edinburgh.—Liquid Blue, for Clearing and 
beautifying cotton and linen after washing. 
(55) 
[See Appendix.) 
BEWICKE, D., & COMPANY, 
Wallace Road, Hackney Road, London.— 
Varnishes, Pigments; Lithographie, Letter 
press, and Copperplate Printing Inks; En 
dorsement Ink; Boiled Oils, &c. (56) 
COLMAN, J. & J., 108, Cannon 
Street, London.-—Starch and Starch Products 
made from Rice; Blues. (57) 
GREEN, J., 12, Graham Terrace, 
Ridley Road, Kingsland, London.—Gelatine 
in Sheets, prepared for tracing, for artificial 
flowers, &c. ; Wrappers for Bonbons, Con- 
fections, &c. (58) 
JONES, Orlando, & COMPANY, 
York Road, Battersea, London.-—Starch made 
from Rice. (43) 
MANDER BROTHERS, Wolver 
hampton.—Varnishes, with the Gums used 
in their manufacture, and specimens of 
Varnished Work. (59) 
PARSONS, FLETCHER & COM 
PANY, Gravel Lane, Soulhwark, London.— 
Indian Starch. (60) 
SANDERSON, A., & COMPANY, 
Hüll.—Painters’ Colours and Varnishes. 
(61) 
NICOLL, D., & COMPANY, 58, 
Paternoster Row, London.—Uninflammable 
Starch—Ladies’ Muslin Dresses, Mosquito 
Net, Muslin Window Curtains, Cotton 
Prints, Timber, Laths, Flooring and Parti- 
tions rendered fireproof. (62) 
SISSONS BROTHERS & COM 
PANY, Sculcoates, Hüll.—Varnishes for 
Railway and other Carriages and Painters, 
with Gums from which they are made; and 
Drying Oils. (63) 
WRIGHT, Freeman, Needham 
Market.—Glue for Cabinet Makers and 
Carpenters, known as “ Crown Glue,” with 
specimens of the Waste Hides, &c., from 
which it is made, and examples of its appli- 
cation. (64) 
BERGER, Samuel, & COMPANY, 
Bromley-by-Bow, London.— Rice Starch; 
Improved Patent Rice Starch in powder; 
Air-dried Starch; samples of the Rice used 
in the manufacture, and of gluten and fibre 
derived from it. (65) 
ADAMS, John, Victoria Park, 
Sheffield.—Furniture Polish, Plate Powder, 
Brass Polish. Citrate of Magnesia. (66) 
[See Appendix.) 
HEMINGWAY, S., & COMPANY, 
Bradford.-—Baking Powder, Dry Soap, and 
Starch. (764) 
(See Appendix.) 
JAMES, E., & SONS, Su/ton Road, 
Plymouth.—Starch for domestic and manu- 
facturing purposes ; Blacklead for domestic 
use. (67) 
BEWLAY & DRAPER, 23, St. 
Mary Street, Dublin.—Aerated Waters as 
Beverages and in Imitation of Natural. 
Mineral Waters; Soda, Seltzer, Kali, and 
Lithia Waters ; Lemonade, Ginger Beer, and 
Ginger Ale. (342) 
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