The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-01 00:00:00

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MINERAL BROWN PAINT, Patronised by Go
verntuent. for Otit-door Work.—The MINIMAL
BRQ%% N PAINT having been in general use for the Nit
twenty yeses lu almost every tapartment of the State.
Wcrks, Bridges, Ai. and Certifies4s grstifed by many of
the most distinguished °Marrs In the Ordnance, Barrack
Service, Ric. erns effetcy, derability, and cheapness. it is
recommended to the publib is a evnitiog fur all out-door
work, such as wooden, iron, anti amities roofs, sheds, bares,
. out-houses, fences, palings, gates, boat and barge bottoms,
ships' sides sad upper worke..apd all wood ant iron work
under water or *spotted to the weather, to tiles on roofs,
to prevent them imbibing water and being injured by (rust.
and for coating brick wills, to prevent damp: no wood
coated with this Paint will be worm-eaten our will insects
or vermin of any kind inhabit hot-bed frames or other places
rotted with it. and it will be foetid en effectual cure for the
dry rat. Being composed entirely of mineral substances.
ViiS Paint is Insoluble in watef, and thereby resists moisture
In a manner superior to ell other p. eparations.
Price, reedy (or u5e...., 21d. per lb.
Illintiftmturtyl. and SW by aciLISISON, TAYLOR, amid
Co. 'successors to.ll•Aaata and Co. Willow :Vhalrf, Nu. S 7,
Bankside, London.
GOYIIINME)IT CUIPTIPICA'r P-1; Of the Cheapness
and Durability of Meestre.Bobintost, Taylor and Co.'s Mi-
neral Browis Pilot, granted to Messrs. WAIT= and Co.
Barrack Office, klart.h 14. 1814.
We hereby certify, that iba Temporary Wooden .B 2 rrackk
In GresC tfritsiti havelAim.'furstierel years past. Covered i
with hietsts: !O'Mara and Ca's Wheal lffroxin Petit, ter
the preservatioa of the ventithef betitslieg, end hee hilly lie-
livered the weasel for *Ma It writs applied
(Signed) Joan 8 . s. Architect.
THOMAS JEANS, Architect.
• The above Cettlflette made by order of the Commission-
ers for the Affairs of Barracks.
?lOW. STATLETON, Secretary.
Plymouth Lines, May 26, 1907.
This is to certify, that by order of General Mercer, at the
desire of Messrs. *Adam and Co. we made experiments
Fitt their preparation of Mineral Brown Paint in April and
September, iso6. The ettuation of the wood and iron
work made use of in this experiment is very high, and en-
tirely exposed to the Wind from the Channel, where ft it
difficult to find say coating able to resist the weather. The
Paint• after having stood the Winter in the above situation,
has formed a very hard snd compact body on both wood and
iron work : the wand when cat is herd and very dry; the
Iron free from every appearance of rust. From the present
appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, its hard, solid, and
impenetrable state, there Is every reason to believe that it
will defend the wood and iron work for years against the
egret of weather and the moisture of the atmosphere ; and
we give it as our opinion, that it is a useful costing for
wood and iron work exposed to the weather or to damp,
end cnits!der it to be cheaper lima ally other that can be pro-
erred. _

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Certified by Ifs Nor Stir vo_4s, I Overseers of the Works.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
ROBEItt WAKEMAN, Ser. Hai. Mas. Carptcr.
Jamu Nola, Serj. Master R. Artificers.
Plymouth Lines. 11ay213, 1907.
confirm the above certlfieate •r stateMent.
ALEXANDER MERCER.

Lieut.-Gen. Commanding Royal Engineers.
Royal Engineers' Offiee,Ptprientk Dock, May 9, ISIS.
ire hereby certify that 'Messrs. M'Adam and Co.'s Mix&
sal Brown Paint hoe rontinted in geortat use in this
Department, for all kinds of fewees,sinee the date of the
abore certificate of May 16, 110 r ; that it has oleo latterly
been Hied on sentry borer, trarelling magazines, side arm
racks, carts, and other rood work exposed to the weather,
with erery probability. of success: we, therefore, after
nearly eight years additional experience, have no hesita-
tion in confirming that eerttficate, as to the general good
qualities of the Paint in question. for the preserration of
wood and iron work.
BEN...MONS, Clerk of Works.
Jives SHIRII4II, Overseer.
Royal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth, May lk 1816.
We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, pre-
pared and sold by Messrs. ill'Adats and Co. has bemused
in theOrdnanee Deptirtmentat tAis station for three years,
for purposes similar to those before-mentioned; and we
are of opinion that It had fully answered the purposes for
which it was applied.
JOHN HAHI4ID. Licit: Col. Royal Engineers
Commanding.
G. BUCHANAN, Capt. Royal Engineers.
JACOM Owen, Clerk of Works.
;on": Ows.v.Assislant Clerk of Works.
Messrs. Al`Adati and Co.
Innumerable other Certificates may be seen upon appli-
cation.
&try description of Ground Colour, Wkfte Lead, Oils,
Av. wpm' the Most advantageous terms ; also Ma *lilac-
turret of Ike follOning Improved Permanent Paints, which
Jur brilliancy of colour, durability. and facility of work •
may, oat um-vet/tied by any offered to the Piddle, altko:/yA
at //ie./WM:rimy reduced prices :
Inrisible Green. 3Us. Ws. 4. Japan Varnish Greens, for
Vest. 4.1.5. Blinds and Venders, Is, od.
Olives. 6d. Oti.Orl. Is. Sf Genisinc Whfle Pau!. 416.
Pdlent l't3 Greens, 21. tir Canino,' Ditto; 395. to 40s.
2r. 6d. Week Paint, 565.
itreattion. 15.94. to 81.3 d. Yellow, 30s.
Brett:mirk, 9r. Ott. Bright Pitto,
Prussian Citron* Greens, Cloeolatt, 40k.
Is. list. to 3s. Mont Colour, 40e.
Saxon Olive**. Lead and Mone Colinsr,4or.
Spa/rise °lice. ts. 6d. Bright lied, MIL
Pottionti Greens, Is. ed. to Mark Ditto,lss. ,
2s. Blue 'Paint, Is. Is. Rd. to ?s.
Paints and COlooroof every description put into proper
parknyes for cspOrtlittoli. . .
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