Ward & Lock's descriptive and pictorial guide to the Isle of Man ...

—;y appointmentMANUFABTUnERSTOHER MAJESTY THE QUEEN,HIS MAJESTYTHE KING OF THE BELGIANS,&C.(Special Gold Medal and Diploma of Honour)The Highest Distinction the Exhibition could confer, and the only"GRAND PRIZE" given to the Biscuit Trade, was awarded toHUNTLEY & PALMERS,IBiscutt /IDanufacturers,READING #' LONDON,The following being the t^bms of the Award :" Maison hors ligne, connue du Monde enti:r pour son Immense Produc-et pour I'Excellente Qualite de ses Produits."tion" Unrivalled House, known throughout the world for its enormous ptoduction,and for the Excellent Quality of its Manufactures."T/ie Highest Awards given for Biscuits tomade to" Excellence of Quality" :any English House 'wereHUNTLEY &> PALMERS, at the following Exhibitions, forLondon, 1851. Lima, 1872.London, 1862. Vienna, 1873.Havre, 1868. Paris, 1855.Santiago, 1875.Paris, 1867.Amsterdam, 1869.Lyons, 1872.International Health Exhibition, London, 1884, Gold Medal,ALSO THEDIPLOMA OF HONOUR {twice conferred) and the GOLD MEDAL of the"National Academy of Agriculture, Manufactures, & Commerce," Paris.These Biscuits are made of the finest materials ; and from their greatvariety of Shape and Flavour, acknowledged Superiority of make and finekeeping qualities, they have obtained a very extensive and increasing salein England, on the Continent, and in the various Markets throughout theWorld.HUNTLEY & PALMERS' BISCUITS, &c., may beobtained of the principal Italian Warehousemen,Grocers, &.C., in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.