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Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27751, 31 August 1955, Page 2

A GIFT FOR DAD All-Wool WORK SOCKS. Extra heavy weight. Usually 6'6 pr 3'll pr. Worsted WOOL SOCKS. Nylon rtin- &■£'?'> forced. Grey, Blues, Fawn. Were 7 , 9. Now 4'll pr. Worsted and Cotton SOCKS. BjLjJr Blues and Fawns. Half Price 3'll pr. Fine SOCKS 7'9, 9'., 9'3 pr. MWool TIES 7'6 and 9'9 each SCARVES s'll each 4ttfe BRUCE sfof>!

Do it Yourself! With Plastic ,DEAL roR COVERING - i • LOUNSE SUiTES Leather Cloth e chair seats or Rexine • car linings, etc. Ml vweyG of colours and patterns. WeEhebto «d hard wearing. p 1 |JEAT£ 50 to 53 inches wide. L. A. NCAIE Q/_ TO JC/C YARD 628 COLOMBO STREET **' *V/V (Coraw Toom Straw!

SALON CELIA LTD. ... u STOCKTAKING USISTU FOR gfl BP flflV LOVILY Sprig, and Summer Cloth- flOg jflH® ravi»g Oaofity. *y»e. «Wc. SALON CELIA LTD. Opposite Ballantynes, Over Whitcombes, Upstairs (Taka the Lift). ’Phone 65-152. /O\ THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY Results of the Monthly Meeting of Members held on THURSDAY. 18th August 1955. LOANS FREE OF INTEREST Group Ch»t«r Shares Locality Group Cluster Shares Locality 8 457 1825/8 Waiuku 71 260 2591/600 Rotorua. 401 1601/2 Mt. Edon Pukekah* 16 75 299/300 Grey Lynn 74 478 4776/80 Auckland It 45 177/80 Palmerston 95 137 2041/55 Albany, North Kewakewa 18 304 1213/4 Warkworth 97 302 4516/30 Putaruru IS 353 1409/11 Ponsonby 103 421 2521/8 Wellington 17 118 469/72 Dargaville 104 303 1813/8 Palm'st'n Nik. J 7 H-nd-reon 1M 149 ,«l/90 Uw.,H«B U ,ZZ 3 8 ' 21 110 95 941/50 Bl.nh.im 22 192 574/6 Northcot.. J3O 997 5951/5 Palm'U'u Nth. ~ . *'“ :kl<n ‘ d 203 237 2341/70 Chrirtchurch. 23 376 1126/8 Auckland Lower Hutt 26 297 1189/91 To Awamutu 205 237 2361/70 Spreyden, 34 374 2239/44 Matamata, ' PT Auckland « oeu./e e- u. E P eo ® 206 264 2831/40 Hastings. 37 478 2851/6 Frankton, Omeent •e eo Palmerston Nth. 307 47 461/2 Sumner S ” 45 222 1327/32 Ep«=m S M 9 112/54 2lO IBSI/TO Burak™. I? £ «> «> «*'« S *5 SSI «s > «'*o >”-4™ 57 5 2S/30 r™„ s sn «° «»}/£» £»'• 60 314 1379/84 Rotorua. 220 432 «H/20 62 21 203/10 234 23 331/45 S T <irah«m. Rotorua Tesraka 97 239 2361/90 Putarura 501 321 6401/20 Morrinyrill., 69 223 2221/30 Drury N»w PlTmoulh 70 107 1064/70 Minjoo Say. _ _ _ Whanggrw Buu.ll 506 36 701/20 W.llrtgrd LOANS BY TENDER 114 Yrar Mort-wu. Term: Succrtul T.cd.r (P.r £100)1 Group 16. £321 It, 2321 17. £32: 19. £32. IS| Yrar Mortgage Term: Successful Teodor (Per £ 100)1 Group 20. £ 251 24. £ 431 Si’ £49; 32. £43: 33. £43; 35. £43; 36. £45/10/-; 40. £43; 50. £43/2/6; 52. £47; 55. £43; S 3, £43; 59. £43: 63. £43; 64 £47; 65. £47: 86. £331 SB. £47; 72. £47: 75. £47; 79. £47r 96. £47. 93. £47- 105. £43; 108. £43/1/-; 107. £43/1/6: 100. £44; 112. £43: 115. E3S/10/-: 118. £44: 119, £43/2/-; 136. £49: 134. £*/!/•> 201, £47, 202. £37; 204. £43: 209. £36; 214- £36: 216. £l9/11/-; 233, £43; 302. 247; Two of Aogurt Loaus: 2168.400. J. A. TREMAIN, Branch Manager. CHILDREN'S SHARES: Saving in ths Northern is a simple, sound and systematic method of accumulating « fund for your children's future. Special provisions protect shares taken up fer children another outstanding feature of investment with New Zealand s CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH OFFICE, 139 Gloucester Street. P t o, Box 105. Telephone 82-679.

W-Tiw crispest cereal that ever came out of an JO ■ bubbles of VoV''/' / ® avour packed with all the good things found in rice I Kellogg’t Riee Bubbles* \' are so crisp you can hear them go “Snap! raM Ouhota «• re Crackle ! Pop !” as you pour on the milk. So yry^y 4 *'*”' 11 ' deliciously crunchy that whole families prefer Tw.ixo.Cr ta,*n- them to any other breakfast cereal. Treat your raJraf family to Kellogg’s Rice Bubbles tomorrow. I