The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26 00:00:00

PARIS CHOCOLATE COMPANY.
THE Directors beg to announce that the Deed
Settlement has been approved,b{tht
Sten* Comnanies. and that the

tificate of c
when the 1

tration will I)

Monday

11l be receive,
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Register'

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fully equal t

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made in
By th

cocoa count
keta of Fra
manufacture

!xpert

al duties
the infer

to be cc

and low pri
monopoly c
of chocolat

s, have until rec tly conferred upon France ti
supplying the rld with the different preparatic
French m ufacturers are prohibited by G
irn using eterious ingredients,_ hence their s,

.ad the nil'„ ersal consumption of Chocolate in that
In 1850 eir exports of chocolate, bonbons, con-
serves, &c., amo ted to 953,3501b5. ; and the consumption in
v be increased to an almost indefinite extent

periority,
country.

this country

3y the reducji6tt of prices, wh
iffords.
•

the saving of imp

As an evidence that genu
•overly

chocolate, when attainable and

is highly appreciated by the English people,
At will be sufficient to refer to the fact that during the Great
Exhibition of 1851 its consumption in the central refreshment
court exceeded that of tea or coffee, and it is now almost uni-
versally recommended by the medical profession as more con-
ducive to health than any other vegetable production which
enters into the human dietary. _ _ .

The following is a copy of the jurors' award :—" Paris Cho-
colate Company, Regent-street. Prize Medal awarded for
most excellent chocolate confectionary, in a great variety of

forms, all of which was found to be'earefulli prepared and
well flavoured ; and also for an assortment of syrups, which, on
dilution, form very agreeable and refreshing beverages."
The following is a copy of the certificate of award :—" Exhibi-
tion of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851. I hereby
certify that Her Majesty's Commissioners, upon the award of
the Jurors, have presented a Prize Medal to the Paris Chocolate
Company, for chocolate and syrups shown in the Exhibition.
" ALBERT, President of the Royal Commissioners.
" Exhibition, Hyde-park, London, Oct. 15, 1851.
The Paris Chocolate Company being fully established, end
having formed large and lucrative connexions, it is proposed to
extend its operations by the introduction of more capital,
through the medium of a Joint Stock Company, to be incorpo-
rated pursuant to 7 and 8 Vic., cap. 110, whereby the constitu-
tion of the Company and the rights and liabilities of its mem-
bers will be defined and limited.
The promoters are the representatives of the existing Com-
pany, which it is intended to merge into a Joint Stock Company
of 15,000 Shares of Li each, to be fully paid up upon allotment.
so as to avoid future calls. The promoters will accept for the
stock. plant, book debts, and goodwill of the existing Company
£lO,OOO, to be paid by 8000 paid up shares, and .€2OOO in cash,
the latter to he paid by moieties of the subscriptions as received.
It is estimated that the above capital will he amply sufficient to
develop the business of the Company to a highly profitable ex-
.

tent, Vitt power will be reserved for the shareholders to increase
the capital to .e 25.000 if hereafter deemed advisable
The promoters, in addition to taking the above

ge stake in
la nufactur-

i'. will continue as n

the new Com,
ing Directors. to devote to its interest all-their knowledge and
experience, thus affording the best guarantee for faithful and
effective superintendence. It is obvious how advantageous
ind free from risk to shareholders must be their investment in

an establi
and a big

:rn'ed, and manu
The past expe:

return n]

The affairs of the Company will be controlled by a board
ve Directors, chosen by the Shareholders, who will be ci
ulted on all important points, and who will elect their o

particulars may be obtained fror
may be addressed to the Dirert(
5, Pudding-lane, Eastcheap, City.

FORM OF APPI

ATION FOR SHARES

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