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Southland Times, Issue 1609, 23 July 1872, Page 3

MARAVILLA COCOA.— Opinions of the Press. — " Those who have not yet tried Maravilla will do well to do so." — Morning Post. "It may justly be called the perfection of prepared Cocov." — British Medical Journal. MARAVILLA COCOA.— The Globe says, " Taylor Brothers' Maravilla Cocoa has achieved a thorough success, and supersedes every other Cocoa in the market. Entire solubility, a delicate aroma, and a rare concentration of the purest elements of nutrition, distinguish the Maravilla Cocoa above all others. For Invalids and Dyspeptics, we could not recommend a w n ve agreeable or valuable beverage." HOMEOPATHIC COCOA.— This original preparation, wbich has atcaitied such a worldwide reputation, is manufactured by TAYLOR BROTHERS under the ablest homoeopathic advice aided, by the skill and experience of the inventors, and will bo found to combine in an eminent degree the purity, fine aroma, and nutri- ■ tious property of the fresh nut. SOLUBLE CHOCOLATE, made in one minute without boiling. The above articles are prepared exclusively by Taylor Brothers, the largest manufacturers in Europe, and sold in tin-lined packet 3 only, by Storekeepers and others all over the world. Steam Mills, Brick Lane, London. Export Chicory Mills, Bruges, Bolgium.

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OLD WAKATIPU DEEP SINKING GOLD MINING CO. (LIMITED.) A NUMBER of Shares (second issue) are now XX open for application by the public. G. F. MARTIN, Secretary. SOUTHERN CROSS LODGE, No. 997, E.C. THE regular Monthly Meeting of the Brethren of the above Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons will be held in the Masonic Hall, at the rear of the Prince of Wales Hotel, on Wednesday evening, 24th inst., at 7.30 p.m. By order of the W.M., EDW. D. BUTTS, P.M., Secretary. rjTHE New Zealand Meat Preserving Co. beg to 1 intimate that they will close their Long Bush works about the end of this month. As the state of the roads renders it impossible to clear the accumulation of manufactured goods, they have 'been compelled on this account to close much earlier this season than hitherto. They regret that it was impossible to meet the requirements of all who had stock to dispose of, but trust to be able to resume work as soon as the roads are fit for traffic. They have to thank the public for the liberal support afforded this season, and hope that this will be continued in future. Long Bush, 20th July, 1872. IMMIGRATION NOTICE. PERSONS resident in the Province can nominate their friends, under the General Government scheme of Immigration on the following terms : — Cash paid in advance for each statute adult £5 0 0 Bills payable 30 days after arrival of person nominated ... ... ... 710 0 Children under 12 years 2 10 0 Single women between 16 and 35, and girls, under charge of their parents, between 12 and 16 Fbeb All information and forms of application supplied at the Immigration Office, Invercargill. WALTER H. PEARSON, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, July 19, 1872. THE Committee of the Invercargill Total Abstinence Society, in submitting the following statement, beg to thank their friends and the public for subscribing so liberally to their funds. In making an appeal about a year ago, the Committee stated their object to be the clearing off of existing liabilities, and if possible, to fence and paint the Hall. The two first they have accomplished, but the state of the funds prevented the latter from being taken in hand. In explanation to those unacquainted with their circumstances, the Committee beg to state that the annual outlay on account of the Building Society is £31 4s "; Municipal rates andjlnsurance, £4 15s, and other incidental expenses, which raises their outlay fully above £40 per annum, of which about one-half is raised in rents ; they would therefore urge on the friends of Temperance the desirability of continuing their subscriptions, so that the Hall may be kept free from debt. Contributions to the Invercargill Temperance Hall Building Fund — Rev. A. H. Stobo £3 10 0 W. H. Calder, Esq 2 2 0 J. Dalgliesh, Esq 2 2 0 J. Blacklock, Esq 110 J. Hatch, Esq 110 Thos. Watson, Esq 10 0 G. S. Crouch, Esq 10 0 IR. Gilmour, Esq 10 0 A Friend 10 0 Messrs Wm. Fraser and H. Reed, 14i each 18 0 Messrs W. Kingsland and J. M'Kay, 12s each 14 0 Messrs Nutter, Elles, Pearson, M'Cullocb, Rogers, Howard, Bamford, Wilson, J. Wilson, M'Leod, A. Hay, J. Hay, Ekensteen, a Friend, Mitchell, Perkins, Fraser, Mair, Ross, 10s each 9 10 0 Mr John Taylor 0 7 0 Mr Frederick Stone 0 6 0 Mrs Findlay ... 0 6 6 Messrs Dean, Jaraieson, Galbraith, Dunlop, Stark, Sangster, Barham, Strang, Butts, M'Leod, Lawson, Tapper, Cheyne, Heddle, 5s each 310 0 Sums under os ... ... ... 2 5 0 Messrs Bonthron and Adamaon, 26s each 2 12 0 j *£35 3 6 Expend ittteb. Architect's account £10 14 0 Advertising ... ... ... 45 6 Carriage 0 5 0 Furniture 6 6 8 Cleaning Hall for six months ... 2 4 0 Insurance for 1871 2 15 0 Rates 2 0 0 Insurance, 1872 2 15 0 Fencing 3 10 0 Balance carried to Building Fund 0 8 4 £35 3 6 LESLIE CHEYNE, Treasurer.