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Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 423, 27 December 1924, Page 4

WE EAVI MONEY FOR INVESTMENT '"" N Town and Country Properties at Lowest Current Ratea. FULLERTON-SMITH AND CO., McArthiir Street .J.*Ls rETLDIKG. iARLTROP. SOLICITOR FEILDING. Telephone .806. Residence 474ELLY, ~ BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Kimboltoii Road Feilding. l/f ONEY for Investment on Free.VJL hold, Leasehold, Stock, and ;Cbafctel Securities. % '"jjrjJFJ NELECTED from our Complete Stock of—' ■ '' : • Jewellerii AND COMBINES PERSONALITY with STERLING VALUE. WATCHES WAJCHES M¥ID MM JEWELLER/ ~ Manchester Street. PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BEFORE DECEMBER 17th 'ILL he Finished to rea<:h your Friends for NMAS. HOBDAYS RONA STUDIO j : 'Phone 269. ; Cobbe's Buildings ....... FICILWNQ ADVANTAGES OF THE COMMON fund;-- '"»—■ Moneys in the : hands of- the Public ' Trustee form part of the Common Fund of the Public Trust Office, unless by the terms of the'Will or •Trust Instrument they are directed to bo specially invested. Investment' in the Common Fund has many advantages. -The payment of interest is uniform. and regular; there is no loss of interest through funds ' having to remain idle pending the selection of an investment; funds are available at short notice when they become payable; the delay which would result" if the realisation' of special investments had to be awaited is avoided. The highest rate of interest consistent with absolute safety is allowed, and the interest is payable anywhere in* New Zealand free of charge. Interest runs from the" Ist of the Month' following the receipt of the first •capital moneys. ".■Finally,, the security of all capital moneys in the Common Fund and all income payable thereon is guaranteed by the State. For full particulars apply to H. G. SHAKES, District Manager, Feilding. INSURE NOW And Participate in the BONUS DISTRIBUTION At 31st December .Next*. ' AST Year the Cash Sum divided J amongst policy holders in the 'A.M.P. Society exceeded £1,960,000. Here are some actual examples of Bonuses which attached at 31st December, 1923, to policies completed during the period July to December, 1923. Policy No. 490,606, age 12, sum assured £SOO, annual premium'-£7 5s od. reversionary • bonus for first year, 1923, £lO 10s. Policy No. 490,740. age 22, sum assured '£1000; annual premium £l9. •14s 2d, reversionary bonus for first year 1923 £2l 2s. Policy No. 490,662, age 34, sum assured £2OOO, annual- premium- £54 15s, reversionary bonus for/first year 1923 £43 2s. "" Bonuses vest when policies have been two years inforce. ■-' An A.M.P. policy" will safeguard the future - ;for you and yours. Discuss your insurance ileeds "with one "of the' Society's Agents;;"''- ■'■'* '•- "1 '■'■'"''■ .'. G; LASHUE, Representative A.M.P. •Society Feilding. BOYS 'AND " :TROTT, Representa- • •-'>' tives A .M.P;' "Society^lP&lmierston , 'North. ; " J -