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THE MUTUAL LIFE & CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Australia). The M.U.C renders its annual account of services for the year 1947. In recording the deaths during the year of the holders of 7,283 policies, it offers its sympathy to their families. It paid £1,167,858 in death benefits, and £1,554,207 to living policyholders. Since it was founded it has paid £56,976,842 to policyholders and beneficiaries. The New Business written in the Ordinary Branch amounted to £20,565,592, and in the Industrial Branch £8,037,485. The total business in force now stands at £174,744,101, o substantial gain during the year, the number of policies in force being 1,080,076. Its Income for the year was £8,743,153 —an increase of £782,991. It holds in stewardship assets amounting to £54,949,189. C. W. DODDS, A A. 1.1. Manager for New Zealand. District Offices: 7 Shortland Street, Auckland. South British Building, Victoria Street, Hamilton. 118 Hereford Street, Christchurch. 17 Dowling Street, Dunedin. Head Office for New Zealand: The M.L.C. Building, Lambton Quay,' WELLINGTON, N.Z. why SERVICE is sometimes necessary after treatment If Boracure treatment is any good why does borer sometimes reappear T Here is the answer: I A Boracure treatment usually ■ consists of (a) flood spraying end injecting the entire understructure'(which is very vulnerable to attack) and (b) injecting and otherwise treating infected parts elsewhere. However, there are obviously hundreds of places In a house which appear borerfree and thus do. not receive treatment, such as the skirting board shown alongside. 9 But in some of these ‘sound’ looking places borer grubs may be busy beneath the surface. 9 Eventually these hidden borer ** grubs change to beetles and •morga from flight holes, this being the first sign of their presence. Because of the extended life cycle of the borer, these flight holes may not appear for some years. It is always difficult to treat surfaces that are varnished, painted, papered or otherwise covered. Apart from ripping out boards and thoroughly spraying the cavities the best way is to pressure inject through flight holes as they appear. That is why Boracure recommend their Insulation Contract which guarantees periodic inspection and treatment for 5 years (or longer if desired). Insist on genuine Boracure. ioja SOUND-LOOKING VARNISHED SKIRTING BOARD SHOWS NO SIGN OF BORER NOT?: CRACK AT >QIN i below: same board CUT OPEN SHOWS HOW BORER CAN BE BUSY UNDERNEATH VARNISHED SURFACE Eggi laid in unprotected crack hatch into grubs which burrow Grubs spreading to w*U timbers Grub hat changed to beetle ju below surface and is ready to gnaw its way out #5 E IN TIME, UNSIGHTLY FLIGHT HOLES MAR PREVIOUSLY SO U N D-L OO KI N G SURFACE Local Agent: N. LORY, 1 Wellington St., Gisborne, Phone 2269. The “Gisborne Sheepfarmers” have NEW SEASON’S DATES for Our Regular Customers Have yon tried Carrot Strips and Flaked Onion and Stews. Freshly Ground Coffee Freshly Roasted Beans. from Large Tins Shortbread for Overseas Posting. Hampers for Your Friends m England. No. 1, 15/-; No. 2, 16/-; De Luxe. 27/6; including Postage. Containing Veal and Tongue. Sheep Tongue. Ox Tongue. Beef Dripping, Lard. Lamb and Peas, Steak and Kidney Pudding, etc. SEND THEM ONE NOW! m <iA. FYNNOI oft = : Here is some really good news for you news for Which thousands have been waiting. Fynnon Salt is back on sale again! There is bound to be a big demand for Fynnon Salt, so, if you ire suffering from any form of Rheumatism, such as Lumbago, Neuritis, Sciatica or Gout, - make up your mind to get your supply to-day. Take it for your health’s sake I It will do you good. IR RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA 3/6 per tin containing 6V* or. pMHMtI! I Of :: n Distributed In N.Z. by SIMMS JONES, LTD., 221 Lichfield Street, Christchurch; end »t Auckland-

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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22627, 3 May 1948, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22627, 3 May 1948, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22627, 3 May 1948, Page 7