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OPEN TODAY VICTORY LOAN £25,000,000 FOR WAR PURPOSES There are three ways in which you can invest: (I) STOCK; (2) VICTORY BONDS: 11 xex > 1 xex I £lOO, £l0 > £l: X2 percent. Stock >5 percent. StOC< Victory Bonds in the above denominations mature five repayable 15th April, 1950-51 repayable 15th April, 1956-59 years from date of issue and return respectively, PRICE OF ISSUE, £lOO PER cent. £ 113-15-0, £ 11-7-6 and £ I-2-9. Subscriptions payable: (a) in full with application; or (b) in obtainable at any Postal Money Order Office or Bank. Instalments as follows:— £3O per cent, on application, £3O per cent, on Ist August, 1945, £4O per cent, on 14th Sept., 1945. INTEREST PAYABLE ON ALL MONIES FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. Minimum Subscription for Stock, £lO. Prospectus and Application Forms may be obtained from any Bank, Postal Money Order Office or Sharebroker or from the District Treasury Offices at Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. (3) NATIONAL WAR SAVING ACCOUNTS: Deposits of from I/- to £lOOO accepted. Interest at the rate of 3% per annum on each complete £1 is credited on 30th June each year and may be withdrawn Maximum deposit for any one investment period, which within six month from that date. If not withdrawn, it is ends 30th June in each year, £lOOO. ' added to the principal. Deposits made before 30th June, 1945 are repayable 30th Any person may have two accounts —one for the entry of June, 1947 with interest. Deposits made on or after Ist deposits when a person is a member of a Group Saving July, 1945 are repayable 30th June, 1948 with interest. Scheme and one for private use. THE CHALLENGE IS FOR HALF THE LOAN TO-DAY Meet that challenge by making your first job t;o-day your investment in Victory Loan. You’ve decided to be in. Do it to-day. NO ONE ELSE CANo DO YOUR SHARE ■=> 9A D. W. VIRTUE & CO. LTD.? VICTORIA ST.. WELLINGTON

TO-DAY’S ■ Money-Savers! FROM FACTORY TO YOU ! BOYS’ STRIPED FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS. ’ Sizes 0 to 10. Hard wearing British Flannelette. Bargain Value 10/6 to 14/3 a * r - gjjg}lgijj2S3a[2sJjaa3iES3Zi£Eßs? FROM FACTORY TO YOU ! LADIES’ TWILL WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS. 'Hard wearing English Twill Winceyette, in pastel colours and cream, Button front style with rever collars in contrast colours. Usually 19/ 1 r. Our Lower Price 14/11 Pa ' r - ' SUPeTbOTANY ENGLISH KNITTING WOOL. In twenty new colours for winter wear. Super botany 4-ply lingering. j/51 Skein. LADIES’ ENGLISH INTERLOCK PANTEES. With elastic tops. All wanted shades. Well made in a hard wearing interlock. 4/6 p 9 ir - PB^m^ LADIES FADELESS CROSSOVER SMOCKS. Smart patterns in fast washing prints. Popular crossover style. Usually 9/6. Now 6/H Each. BARGAIN VALUE IN LADIES’ APRONS. In fast washing colours. Quality usually sold at 3/11. Our Low Price 2/6 GIRLS’ HARD WEARING WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS. In a strong English Winceyette. Guaranteed to give every satisfaction. , 8/3 to 10/9 Pair. . . litbltapera Store lafilgimi MACKAY ST, GREYMOUTH • “WILL SERVE YOU BEST”

DON’T NEGLECT PILES Neglected piles are dangerous. Zarin gives proved relief. 9d stamps brings trial treatment. Zann PU\. Box 952HJ B. M. Appleton), 154 Featherston St.). W-Ulncton. —6

pRIGHTEN your day the Queen Bee Way. Que.en Bee Wax cleans as it shines i i# and 2/5.

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Grey River Argus, 14 May 1945, Page 3

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