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whisky in a class of its own TEACHERS hnhlaho cream SCOTCH WHISKY : THE n i CANTERBURY ; ! BUILDING ; SOCIETY ! AND BANK OF DEPOSIT 1 Offer the following attractive; ; new rata of interest on fixed deposits placed with the Society.' ; 3j% M. for 30 days ; 4% p.a. for 2 months ' ; 5% p.a. for 3 months ; ; 5j% p.a. for 6 months ; 5i% p.a. for 1 year ; 5j% p.a. for 2 years 1 ; 5<% p.a. for 3 years I 5j% P-a. for 4 years I 6% p.a. for 5 years ■ 6t% p.a. for 10 years ! ; 6i% pa. for 15 years ! 6j% p.a. for 20 years Interest is calculated on a ' daily basis for the number of ( complete days any deposit is < • Under Clause 3 (2) (b) (IV) of the (Finance Companies) Reguia- • tkms 1967, the consent of the < , Minister of Finance is not re- > ou i red m resoect of these de * posits. < •'Enquiries re Shares in the Society providing ballots for in- < terest free loans of up to $25,000 ' in a single draw to members, always welcome. Enquiries to: THE MANAGER, CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY 159 Manchester Street. < PHONE 65 299

iN.Z.Pastoral Holdings Ltd: •SHARE ISSUE AT ; • of 1500,000 Ordinary $1 Shares W—• ! PfIOSPECTUA FROM: • ■ N.Z. Pastoral Holdings Ltd. P.O. Box 1016, Auckland t

tsAA ~r ■ ,lj - . i ,i MJ bnj Hi |B m™ I I L I SB- M IM-LO W: Azfc IT'S A TOUGH fW 'Wj BUSINESS I |i| ff FIGHTING COSTS ALL THE WAY ■B 8 M ? THE RAILWAYS should know. They've been fighting transport costs for years. As a result they’ve introduced special-purpose wagons, adopted palletised loading, pioneered bulk goods transit, replaced steam power with diesel, and are geared ready for the new container age. It’s taken a lot of sweat and investment. Progress tsn t free ... But the results make the fight well worth while. ANY MODERN EXPRESS GOODS TRAIN WILL SHOW YOU WHAT PROGRESS MEANS ■■f V ■> All ™ E LOW COST ’ forward LOOKING, U9E iCMUi COMPLETE TRANSPORT SERVICE