Group III.— Chemical Industry.
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CALVERT, F. C., & COMPANY, Tower Chemical Works, Bradford, near Manchester. —Acids—Carbolic, Rozalic, Picric, Cresylic; Dyes and Colours derived from the above acids; Carbolic Soaps, Disinfecting Fluid and Powder, Sheepwash, &c. (21)
CORNELISSEN & TALLE, 22, Great Queen Street, London. — Printing Ink and Varnishes; Colours for Chromo-Lithography and general Lithographic Materials.
(22)
DENTON & JUTSUM, 8, New Broad Street, London. —Varnishes, Colours, Gums, Oils, and Greases. (23)
BORWICK, G., & SONS, 24, Chis- well Street, L.ondon. —Knife Powder. (70)
(See also Group IV. and Appendix.)
PICKERING, Joseph, Mowbray Street, Sheffield. —Plate Powder, Polishing Paste, Furniture Polish, Harness Blacking, Razor-strop Paste, and Knife Powder. (25)
(See Appendix.)
BOND, M. A., 75, Southgate Road, London. — Marking Inks, and Appliances for their use. (26)
(See Appendix.)
HUTCHINSON, John, & COMPANY, Widties, Lancashire. —Chemical Products of Alkali Manufacture—Soda, Caustic Soda, Sulphur, recovered from Alkali waste and Bleaching Powder. (27)
JOHNSON, MATTHEY & COMPANY, Hatton Garden Works, London. — Platinum Refining Boilers, Sulphuric Acid Apparatus, Crucibles, Assay Apparatus, Syphons, and Condensing Coils; Measures and Weights in Iridio-Platinum for international use ; Mineral Platinum, Palladium, Iridium, &c. (28)
(See also Group I. Additional Exhibitions and Appendix.)
CLARKE, G. B., Woburn, Beds. — Sheep Dipping Composition. (29)
(See also Groups II. and IV.)
DINNEFORD & COMPANY, 172, New Bond Street, London. —Magnesia, Fluid Magnesia, Salts of Magnesia, Granules, and other Pharmaceutical Preparations. ( 30)
(See also Group V.)
NEWCASTLE CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY, THE (Limited), Newcastle-on-Tyne .—Bicarbonate of Soda, Refined and Unrefined Alkali, Bleaching Powder, Soda Crystals, Caustic Soda, and Chloride of Calcium. (31)
SMITH, T. & H., & COMPANY, 21, Duke Street, Edinburgh, and 12, Worship Street, London. — Chemical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Morphine, Codeine, Cryptopia, and all Principles of Opium ; Chloroform, Cantharidine, Aloine, Alkaloids, Pure Resins, Bromide of Potash, &c. (32)
CROY, Andrew, 58, North Hanover Street, Glasgow. —Non-conducting Cement.
(786)
WILKIN & CLARK, 4!, Fimhury Circus, London. — Bichromate of Potash, with the chrome ore from which it is made.
( 33 )
WATKINS, Alfred T., 20, Budge Row , London —Washing Fluid, called “ Pan- katharon,” to supersede soap and soda. (34)
BUSH, W. J., & COMPANY, 21 and 22, Artillery Lane, Bishops gate Street, Londoft. — Fruit Essences, Essential Oils, Quintessences for culinary purposes, Harmless Vegetable Colours for Confectionery, Effervescent Citrate of Magnesia, and other granular preparations. (35)
DUNCAN, FLOCKHART & COMPANY, 52, North Bridge, Edinbirrgh. — Chloroform; Medicated Pessaries, Supposi- tores, and Bougies; White Gutta-percha for Stopping Teeth. (36)
CARSON, W., & SONS, BelleSauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, London. —Paint—Anticorrosive Paint for IronWork, Porous Stone, Brick, and Wood ; Improved Paint Pot. (37)