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Manawatu Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 4871, 16 February 1933, Page 1

E X T R A i £ 1,000 ONE THOUSAND POUNDS IN CASH WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS IN PROPORTION TO THE VALUE OF THE CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS RECEIVED DURING 1933, AS FOLLOWS: prAA FOR RECEIPTS RECEIV- -CRAfI FOR RECEIPTS RECE,V ' dtOv/V/ ED FOR THE PERIOD 4th c&O ) 'U , U f ED FOR THE PERIOD Ist JANUARY TO 30th. JUNE. JULY TO 31st DECEMBER. J All you have to do is to hand in your name and Address * and a number will be allotted to you. % t This is not a Competition—every Registered Collector * gets their Receipts redeemed for CASH in proportion * to their purchases. . ❖ RULES AND CONDITIONS OF “C.S.” CLUB J 933 SCHEME. 1. You must be registered as a collector. 2. Only “C.S.” Cash Register Receipts showing dates Ist Period 4th Jan. to 30th June, and 2nd. Period Ist July to 30th Dec., are eligible. 3. All “C.S.” Cash Register Receipts must reach Community Stores Ltd., Box 420, Palmerston North, not later than Bth July, 1933, and Bth Jan., 1934. 4. When forwarding Receipts kindly put your registered number in space allotted for same on stamp, also state number of receipts. 5. The decision of Community Stores Ltd., will be final. MANAGER, COMMUNITY STORES LTD Box 420, Palmerston North. Dear Sir,—Please register me as a Collector in your Community Stores Club 1933 Scheme. Kindly allot me a number; also send a supply of Community Stores Club Stamps. Name: Address: Town: PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY. COMMUNITY STORES, LTD.

INSURE IN INSURE IN STATE FIRE INSURANCE. THE N.Z. GOVERNMENT OFFICE. A successful National Institution Established on a PROFIT SHARING basis to represent the interests of the people in the field of FIRE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE Rebates to Policy-holders exceed £200,000. QWNED by, Guaranteed by, and conducted solely in the interest of the people. IT IS OF YOUR OWN INTEREST TO SUPPORT YOUR OWN OFFICE. District Manager: D. Morrison, Palmerston North. R. O. HORN£LOW, FOXTON AGENT. XHE HERALD PRINTERY is | equipped with the latest and most ! up-to-date in type and machinery | and we are prepared to execute ' orders for all classes of printing i with despatch at reasonable rates ! consistent with the highest class J workmanship. ! INDELIBLE LINEN MARKING S OUTFITS. FOR MARKING SILK, COTTON, OR .LINEN GOODS. Cheap, Clean, Reliable and Easy to Use. j Outfit contains bottle of ink, brush, pad and rubber stamp bearing purchaser’s name. ' Price 3/9 complete. Price 3/9 complete. i XO Accountants and Business Men —All requirements in Ledgers, Cash Books, Journals, Minute Books, Analysis Books, Letter Files, of all descriptions can be supplied at city prices by the Manawatu Herald | Coy., Ltd., Fox ton.

S.O.S. Motor Service. THE PIONEER SERVICE BETWEEN WELLINGTON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. COMFORT, SAFETY AND RELIABILITY. (Only Experienced and Reliable Drivers Employed). LIMOUSINES AND FIRST-CLASS TOURING CARS—NO CHAR-A-BANCS. FOXTON TIME-TABLE. TO WELLINGTON—9 a.m., 12 noon, 2.15 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. SUNDAYS: 2.15 p.m. and' 7.45 p.m. FARES; 12/6 (including Sundays). TO WANGANUI:—II.IS a.m., 3.15 p.m., 7.15 p.m. SUNDAYS: 11.45 a.m., 7.15 p.m. FARE 10/-. SEATS BOOKED AT WALLS’ MOUTOA TEA ROOMS. Telegrams: “S.O.S. WANGANUI.”

IF? If the Government offered a prize of £IOO for the beat “solution of the slump,” 10,000 persons might tfy for the money, but probably the great majority would miss one extremely important factor—the huge waste of money in duplication and, in some cases, triplication of transport. No practical plan for the restoration of the Dominion’s prosperity can ignore the transport problem. ’ THE PEOPLE’S RAILWAYS FOR THE PEOPLE’S PROSPERITY.

Thos. Griggs! & Son, Funeral Directors. ESTABLISHED PALMERSTON NORTH 50 YEARS. A large variety of the latest Wreaths, Crosses and Marble Vases always in stock. PHONES:—Office and Factory, 6637. Private, 5911. 303 MAIN ST., PALMERSTON NORTH (Business). 25 QUEEN ST., PALMERSTON NORTH (Private). MORTUARY CHAPEL FREE.