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Hutt News, Volume 18, Issue 43, 16 May 1945, Page 6

WANTED TO SELL Imported (new) American Frock, X.0.5., Satin-back Black Marocain. Also Brown Facecloth Overcoat, cost 9 guineas each; sell Tor Seven Guineas each; no coupons. White Canvas Rubber Shoes (5) ,10/-. Infra Red Lamp (oft stand 3 positions, as new) £6/10/- Electric Stove (Neeco Plug-in) as new £12/10/-. Kerosene 2-burner Glass Tank Perfection Stove 30/- with oven 7/(5. Tools: 2 Planes 2 0/-; Saw. 8/-; 1 Hammer 7/6, Brace 7/6, Bootlast 7/6, Wheel for Barrow 7/-, Slasher 10/-, Kauri Shelves 10/-, Fletcher Russel Gas Stove 4 0/- (parts complete), 6 yards- Green Passage Lino 21/-. Apply— Owner, 5 6 Marsden Street, (Corner near Old Bridge) TABLE TENNIS SEE THIS THRILLING GAME PLAYED EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY HALL MOERA Under the Auspices of the Hutt Valley Table Tennis Association Admission 1/- or by Season Ticket. PATRIOTIC SHOP MILITARY ROAD DISTRICT Sheets: Mrs Andrews. Cake: Mrs Benson, 143 Oxford Terrace. Eggs: Mr. Millar, 23 Waikare Ave.

Ci' ' On January- 2nd, 1942, in this same space, we ran an advertisement.- Its title / ' was —"Ladies and (lent! omen, Ave give you . . . courage!"; It went on to say, among other things: "For two years we have carried the millstone of war. We must carry it weary miles yet. -But when we lay it down it will be a milestone making 6ur victory." . .;. ■; To-day some three years and five .months later, that milestone is in place. Today, with you, we rejoice in victory. To-day, with you we salute the fightingmen who made it possible. To-day, with you, we have warm and solemn N thoughts for those who have suffered loss through war's grim impact. Ladies £ < and (Jentjemen, we give you .. . Courage .. . until the second milestone'is in place and at long last we may resume the simple ways of peace. : * : WIN A VICTORY OVER INFLATION GET IN . THIS VICTORY LOAN. 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, Wr" Also. at Hastings and Blenheim,, ; NOW OPEN VICTORY LOAN £25,000,000 FOR WAR PURPOSES There are three ways in which you can invest: (I) STOCK: (2) VtCTORY BONDS: Vi , -3 c . * £100, £10, £1: Zs per cent. Stock J per cent. stocK Victory Bonds the above denominations mature five,, repayable 15th April, 1950-5! repayable 15th April, 1956-59 yea rs from date of issue and return respectiyely, PRICE OF ISSUE £100 PER CENT. £ 113-15-0, £ 11-7-6 and £ 1-2-9. Subscriptions payable: (a) in full with application; or (b) in obtainable at any Postal Money Order Office or Bank. 1 Instalments as follows:—£3o per cent, on application, £30 per » - cent, on Ist August, 1945, £40 per cent, on Nth Sept., 1945. INTEREST PAYABLE ON ALL MONIES FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. Minimum Subscription for Stock, £10. 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 £1000 accepted. Interest at the rate of 3% per annum on each complete, iCHt* .. , , . . , is credited on 30th June each year and may be withdrawn Maximum deposit for any one investment period, which wjthjn sjx month from that date> , f not withdrawn, it is ends 30th June in each year, £1000. 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 mikde 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. ' THOUSANDS SUBSCRIBED ON OPENING DAY Were you one of them? If not, do it now/ , Victory must be paid; for. NO ONE ELSE CAN* DO YOUR SHAKE V IIIA Ml II 1.. .Jilli -L —1 1 J'IIURJ , .I'!!LJ.".U J'-L J..J 1..