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Evening Star, Issue 4282, 16 November 1876, Page 4

Public Notices. CHRISTMAS COOPERATIVE CLUB. CHM3TMAS MADE EASY AT THE jQ'UNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE STOt E, Corner of . ST. ANDREW AND GEORGE STREETS. The management of th b prosperous Store have been solicited by many of their regular supporters to open a Chiistmas Club on the principal adopted in England and Australia, and have consented to do so on the following terms:— First. The subscription to be'three shillings per week, payable weekly on the dates specified below. Second. No person to take up more than one share. Ihird. The number ot Subscribers to be unlimited, and any person not having been a previous customer WILL EE ADMITTED. The Manager will be pre> ared to receive the First subscription on the 28th day of October November do do do December do do All subscriptions payable at the CO-OPERATIVE STORE. Each full paid-up Share in amount 24a wil be entitled to the following Goods, which wil be of the very best quality, and will be de livered at the CO-OPERATIVE STORE On the 23rd of December during the whole, day : s. d ! Gibs Currants at 5d ... 2 ( 31bs * aisins at 7d ... 1 ( . 21ba Sultana Rais ns at 9d ( Clba Sugar, best white, at 5d I . 21bs fresh Putter at Is 2d 2 ■ I Alb Oandie • Peel OP L 3oz Spice 0 i 5 11b Bt at Tea H ( 5 Gibs Flour 0 1 J 2 ! oxes Egs 2 i i 3 I i a Jam 2 1 r lib Coffee... ... 1 j , 1 Lottie (Unger " ine (English) ... 2 ■ r 1 ~ Port Wine 5 1 t Rcceivingfor24i Goods to the amount <f£l 9 1 i The advantage to be derived from this or ganisation by people of limited means must b patent to everyone. Remember the 28th October, and go in for i A OilE \P CHRISTMAS. | Parties taking up Shares after the 28th Od 3 wil be admitted on paying arrears. 3 r E GRATEFUL. COMFORTING. P P S ’ S COCOA BREAKFAST. i “By a thorough knowledge of the naturn 1 laws which govern the operations of digestio • »,nd nutrition, and by a careful applicatio: > of the line properties of well-selected cocoa 3 Mr Epps has provided our breakfast table - with a delicately-flavored beverage whic! may save us many heavy doctors’ bills. I H by the judicious use of such articles c g diet that a constitution may be gradual! - '>uilt up until strong enough to resist ever 0 tendency to disease Hundreds of fcubtl t j maladies are floating around us ready to at s tack wherever there is a weak point, Vv a may escape many a fatal shaft by keepin y ourselves well fortified by pure blood and 1 properly nourished frame.”—Sec article i . the ‘Civil Service Gazette.’ s V 1) t t I 3 3 1 f S 7 > e i i E I 5 P L 1 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in lib and 11b packets and tins (no damageable in tins), labelled thus ; JAMES EPPS & CO. HoivuKnpATmo Ctikmiptb. 48, Threadneedle street, and 170, Picadilh Works. V.nstou Road, and Camden Town," London U O C K I N’ S liuvr wed Patent SEIDLITZ POWJ) EB, Per Immediately -producing Seidlitz Water withou the slightest trouble. IT differs from the Seidlitz Powders usually sol in having all the ingredients in one bottle, i luite tasteless, and may be taken by persons of a] igoa as a cooling beverage, mild aperient, or br e purgative, according to dose. Its extensive ua during nearly half a century proves its superiont over all other purgative salines, and the fact tha the powder retains its properties for any number o years if the bottle is kept corked, renders it an in dispensable necessity to every family, traveller, o emigrant. Manufactured by HOCKIN, WILSON, & CO., 88, Duke street, Manchester Square, London. I Agents for Dunedin: BUBBBB KSKrrBOBBC, Fbobsu, ft CQ