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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2370, 21 October 1880, Page 3

3?u.l>lic Notices . AT c OWAN AND -pOSTERS’ COOKHAM HOUSE, New Selections OF Men’s Fashionable Sac Suits 39s Gd Men’s Fashionable Paget Suits 45s Men’s Serge Suits 28s Gd Youth’s Fashionable Suits 22s 6d Boy’s Fashionable Suits 14s 9d Boy’s Tweed Knicker Suits 8s 6d Boy’s Tweed Blouse Suits 14s (id Boy’s Serge Blouse Suits 10s 9d Boy’s Serge Sailor Suits 12s Gd Boy’s Holland Sailor Suits 7s 6d FANCY TWEEDS and COATINGS rjIAILORING J^EPARTMENT. COWAN & FOSTERS’ Drapers and Outfitters, Timaru. LOOK OUT FOR G IBS ON & G OGKR GIFT’S GRAND ART UNION OF Fine Gold and Diamond Jewellery, Ac. To be Drawn on TUESDAY, OCT 26, 1880. ARE YOU PERPLEXED ? THEN use JgARDSLEY’S JpBIZE JpALE. Since scientific men arc trying to say, That our race is in danger of passing away, That many by pestilence will die without fail, Let us think of the remedy— Barisley’s Prize Pale. When pestilence rages, when death at the door Lays claim for his own, both the rich and the poor, Those better can live who themselves shall avail Of the best of all antidotes— Bardsley’s Prize Pale. Far better than medicine, far better than wealth Is the use of the soap that engenders good health; For cleanliness over disease must prevail, And for cleanliness only use Bardsley’s Prize Pale. Be warned then in time, and be washed every day, Ere convulsions and plagues shall mankind sweep away! Those need have no fear, nor tremble nor quail, Who throw over “Dark Brown” and go in for Prize Pale. ASK FOR M. BARDSLEY & SON’S PRIZE PALE SOAP (Star Brand) (Star Brand) (Star Brand) IS THE PUREST AND REST. To be Obtained from the Grocers. 2 h Per Cent Discount on all Purchases. Study Economy, and buy your Groceries at the TIMARU BRANCH 2, DUNEDIN COOPERATIVE STORE. rpHE Proprietors, while thanking the JL Public generally for the very liberal support accorded them since the opening of this Branch, would respectfully intimate that having met with such success they have made further great reductions in Teas, Sugars, Ac., of from 20 to 25 per cent To advertise our list of prices would simply put a few of our contemporaries to the expense and trouble of imitating the same. We therefore but give a few quotations Just to hand, our Selections from First Consignments of NEW SEASON’S TEAS in Half chests from Is BJd to 2s 74d per lb 121 b Boxes, from 17s Gd (common) to 30s FINEST IMPORTED. Onr blended Teas arc noted for their superlative excellence, and are now giving general satisfaction. 2s, 2s (id, and 3s. A reduction made to purchasers of Gib parcels. Assam, Pekoe, Souchong, Foo Chow, Pekoe, and Young Hyson (green) on hand. FINEST ROASTED COFFEE BEANS, or ground if required. Try our mixture of Finest Coffees at Is lOd. SUGARS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. Yellow Crystal .. .. 4d Grey do .. •. I^d No. 1 Company White .. 4ld No. 2 do Snowdrop 5d Cut Loaf Sugar .. .. J J Special Concessions made to tea purchasers Our large and fresh stock of Genera Groceries and Provisions for quality and cheapness will be found Excelsior. J. FULLARTON, Manager. Principal Store : George street, Dunedin Branches : Oamaru, Timaru, and Waimate. Customers arc equested to obtain Coupon Tickets. PROSPECTUS OF THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited). Capital .. .. .. £25,000 With power to increase to £IOO,OOO. In Shares of £5. Five shillings to-be paid on application; ten shillings on allotment ; and the remainder at calls of not more than ten shillings, at intervals of three months. The objects of the Association will be— _ To oiler facilities to the farmer for .shipment of his produce to the various consuming markets. To procure cornsacks, woolpacks, agricultural implements, seeds, and other articles of a similar nature, not generally produced in the colony, at the lowest possible cost. To effect such legitimate trade arrange ments with existing firms in the colony and elsewhere as may ensure to the members the greatest obtainable advantages. To leave power to the Directors at any future time with the consent of a majority of the shareholders to extend the working of the Association in any direction which may seem likely to benefit the members. That the profits of the Association after paying interest on called up capital at the rate of 7 per cent per annum be divided amongst the members in proportion to their business. That the advantages of the Association be confined exclusively to members. That the operations of the Society be conducted on a cash basis. That a Board of Provisional Directors he elected, consisting of nine members, to carry out the above objects. That immediately upon the application for 1000 shares the Association be floated. JOHN BRADSHAW, Hob. Sec.