Retailing services; convenience stores; retailing of automotive parts and accessories and fuel

Wholesale and retail services relating to food and beverages including the provision of wholesale and retail services to bottle shops, liquor stores, cafes, canteens, bars and restaurants; supply (retail) of food and beverages by mail order or via the global computer network; personnel recruitment; personnel recruitment advertising; personnel recruitment consultancy

Entertainment, education, training and information services; cultural activities; event management services; organising and planning food and wine tastings, entertainment events and education events; organisation of competitions; arranging and conducting of conferences

Mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks; fruit drinks and fruit juices; syrups and other preparation for making beverages

Mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks and fruit juices; syrups and other preparations for making beverages

Retailing services; wholesale and retail services in relation to retail stores, department stores, specialty stores, discount stores, liquor stores, bottle shops, convenience stores, grocery stores, delicatessens, green grocers, markets, general stores, supermarkets, plant nurseries, florists and pharmacies; advertising and promotional services

Preparations and substances for laundry use including bleaching preparations, detergents, starch, soaps, and fabric conditioning preparations; cleaning, polishing, scouring and abrasive preparations; soaps; perfumery, essential oils, hair lotions; dentifrices; all of the aforementioned excluding skin care preparations, facial washes, cosmetic acne cleansers and cosmetic acne creams

Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, artificial coffee; flour and preparations made from cereals, bread, pastry and confectionery, ices; honey, treacle; yeast, baking powder; salt, mustard; vinegar, sauces (condiments); spices; ice; bakery snacks, biscuits, cakes and desserts in this class (including frozen); pasta; cereals and cereal based snack foods, crackers; breads and rolls and flat bread; herbs and spices; dressings; jellies and spreads in this class; baking mixes; ice cream; milk additives in this class; chocolate; specialty and health foods in this class; pizzas; seasonal confectionery including Easter and Christmas confectionery

Food stuffs for animals; pet food; processed pet food for dogs and cats

The following services of the Foundation included in class number 42:- a. to raise money by way of public appeals for subscriptions or contributions; b. to make such contracts, agreements and arrangements and make and take such purchases, leases, sales and dispositions for property as considered to be likely to assist the discharge of its functions or in the pursuit of any of its objects; c. to act as consultant to any person or association of persons that seeks its assistance; d. to charge for work or investigations carried out by it or for anything produced on its behalf; e. to incur expenditure for work carried out at its request; f. to co-operate with any other person or association of persons (either within or outside Australia) connected with or having objectives similar, in whole or in part, to its objects and to join any association having any similar objectives and to establish And support or join in establishing and supporting, and to subscribe, give or lend money to any such person or association for the purpose of discharging the function of the Foundation; g. to carry on or join in carrying on any business or arrangement that it thinks may be conveniently carried on by it and that is calculated to assist it (directly or indirectly) to discharge its function or to enhance (directly or indirectly) the value of its property; h. to aquire the whole of or a share in the business of any person and to assume the whole of or a share of the liabilities of that person in relation to the business; i. to apply for or aquire: 1. any patent right, copy rights, trade marks, formulas, licences, concessions and similar property rights conferring exclusive, non-exclusive or limited rights of user; or 2. any secret or other information as to any invention, that it considers maybe Used for any of its purposes or may directly or indirectly assist it to discharge its function; j. and to use exercise or develop such property rights or information or to grant licences in respect thereof or otherwise return them or it to account; k. to enter into a partnership, and or arrangement for the sharing of profits, union of interests, co-operative joint venture; reciprocal concession or other similar arrangement with any person or persons carrying on or about to carry on any business or transaction or any business or transaction capable of being so carried on as to assist it (directly or indirectly) to discharge its function; l. to aquire, hold and dispose of shares, debentures or securities of any corporation; m. to enter into arrangements with any government, authority, person or persons being arrangements calculated to enable it (directly or indirectly) to discharge its function, and To carry out such arrangements and to aquire from such government, authority, person or persons any right, privilege or concession that the Foundation considers desirable to acquire to assist it to discharge its function; n. to make money or other awards to persons concerned in such inventions or discoveries accepted by it as likely to benefit the health and well being of people; o. to sell or otherwise dispose of its land or buildings for such consideration as it determines or to exchange its property for shares, debentures or securities of a corporation that has objectives similar to the objects of the Foundation; p. to improve, develop, exchange lease or turn to its account its land or buildings; q. to make known and further its objects by publishing distributing papers journals and other publications and by advertising; r. to pursue its objects and exercise its powers in any Part of the world whether as principal, agent, trustee or otherwise and whether through trustees, agents or servants either on its own account or in conjunction with any person or persons; s. to do all acts and things that are incidental or conducive to attaining its objects or to exercising its powers

The following services of the Foundation included in class number 41:- a. to establish and conduct schools, courses, seminars, lectures and any other form of educational instruction, and in connection therewith to arrange the engagement, or employment of lecturers or teachers and the payment of salaries, fees or honoraria; b. to teach, train and instruct persons and to promote education and research in fields concerning the health or wellbeing of people; c. to purchase, print, publish, circulate or make available on loan or hire text books, magazines and or journals, reference works, circulars, pamphlets and instructional material of any kind, (including microfilm reproductions and audio-visual teaching aids) and all equipment necessary or desireable for the use of such lecture aids and materials and ancillary storage or transport equipment; d. to conduct or assist any other person or association of Persons in connection with the conduct of any research or other work that the Foundation considers to be in its interest or conducive to the discharge of its own function by such means as it considers appropriate and to set out, equip and maintain laboratories, office and other buildings (including animal facilities); e. to promote or attain any of its objects by way of facilities available in or associated with any hospital (other than the associated hospital), the Mater Misericordiae hospitals or any private hospitals, any university, college of advanced education or other educational institute, any medical, scientific, administrative or research institute counsel, faculty, school or like institution and to that end to make to any of the entities aforesaid donations of money or gifts of property of any other kind; f. to make money or other awards to persons concerned in such inventions or Discoveries except by it as likely to benefit the health or wellbeing of people; g. to make known and further its objects by publishing distributing papers journals and other publications and by advertising; h. to pursue its objects and exercise its powers in any part of the world whether as principal, agent, trustee or otherwise and whether through trustees, agents or servants either on its own account or in conjunction with any person or persons; i. to do all acts and things that are incidental or conducive to attaining its objects or to exercising its powers