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Evening Star, Issue 7162, 16 March 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. Xi °° A i^ E>VJS ‘ XKI T ' s - Everyone is speakin'; now of the necessity of cultivating aui encouraging local industries, and if our fellow-citizens would only put that theory into practice there would be no need to resort to protective duties or any other extraneous aid to foster them. Although by the peculiar working of the Customs Duties Acts we have to pay a heavy duty on our raw material, the manufacture of Cocoa and Chocolate lias been successfully started in Dunedin; and Messrs R. HUDSON AND CO. appeal confidently to the public to support them in their enterprise by asking for HUDSON’S COCOA AND CHOCOLATE, and taking no other. You are called upon to make no sacrifice in so doing, but, on the other hand, receive a positive benefit, as these Goods are cheaper than the imported article, and FAR SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND FRESHNESS, asthefollowing Testimonials from many of the leading Doctors in the Colony will abundantly prove THE DOCTORS AGREE HUDSON’S COCOA IS THE BEST “I find it moat palatable and refreshing.”— Alfred Coleu an, F.R.0.5., etc., Nelson. “I consider it highly nutritious, and very pleasant to the taste.” —John S. Hoofer, M.R.C.S., Eng. L.S.A., Auckland. “ It is the purest specimen of the article that has ever come under my observation. r, M. Philson, M.D., Auckland. “Your cocoa is excellent. . . I shall recommend it unhesitatingly.” Gordon Macdonald, L.R.C.P., Edin., etc., Dunedin. “ It is lighter than most cocoas, and likely to agree with delicate stomachs. ” —J. R. WANLESS, M.D.0.M., Dunedin. “ I find it superior to many, both in purity and flavor,”—o. N. Rkimkb, Dunedin. “Better cocoa I have never tasted, and shall certainly recommend its use in preference to any other.”—T. M. Hooken, Dunedin. “I am so satisfied of its excellent quality . . that we use no other in our house.”—l. db Zouohb, M.D., Dunedin. “ Just enough of the oil has been removed to make the cocoa easy of digestion.”—Wm. Brown, M.8., Dunedin. “To my taste It stands unequalled by any I have used.”—Walter Lice, M D., Auckland. “ I consider it highly nutritious and a first class preparation.”—C. Emerson Tennant, M.D., late Asst. Surgeon H.M. Navy, Auck land. “To those of bilious constitution who desire to drink cocoa your preparation ought to prove invaluable.” —Wm. Lamb, M.8., Duii-'iin. R. HUDSON AND CO., Manufacturers of Chocolate and Cocoa, Moray place, Dunedin, Pure Soluble Cocoa is sold in Jib and Jib tins with white and gold label. Breakfast Cocoa is sold in Jib tins and Jib packets with labels in colors. Please note distinction in label. TO LET, or For Sale on easy terms, good Dairy Farm, close to town; price of farm would be taken out in milk at the rate of over LIOO per annum, and other produce purchased for cash. Inquire R. Hudson and Co., Moray place.

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