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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 14136, 9 June 1919, Page 6

Children and Maids’ Fi as Smart as Mother’; CHILDREN’S COLOURED SERGE FROCKS, coat frock style, als pleats back ard front, bolt and pockets. In Wine, Saxe, Bi SLzojs 20in. to 2Sin Prices from 45/9 to 55/CHELDREN’S HARD-WEARING SERGE FROCKS in Navy Bh school wear. Box pleats lack and front, beblt, pockets, frock is finished with a White Poplin detachable collar. Sizes 20in, to 28in. Prices 23/6 to 58/6 CHILDREN’S AND MAIDS’ WARM VELVETEEN FROCKS with -collars. These smart little frocks are made with a box plea front from shoulders; with and without pockets, belts, etc. keauf silk stitching finishing. In Saxe, Black, Navy, Yieux I

A.M.P. SOCIETY FUNDS: £39,000,000 VICTORYWAR LOAN 1919. A SOUND AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. JUvLBMS may assure one of their staff, or private individuals their son, daughter or relative, and purchase a War Loan Policy for the amount of War Stock desired, and will receive full credit from the Treasury. Instead of purchasing Bonds right out you can assure a young person, say aged 15, for £IOOO War Policy at a yearly premium of £47 7/6, and retain the balance of £952 32/6 in the business, which, at 10 per cent, would realise £95 4/ annually, leaving a profit of £47 16/ per annum. At the end of 19 years the Direct Investment through the Treasury would yield as follows: Gash for redemption of Bond.. £IOOO Interest, 4J p.c. for 19 years... 855 £1855 In addition to the above profit Bonuses would be added each year for 19 years, and in case of previous death the Policy would become Fully Paidup, and become immediately payable in War Stock. Taxpayers are reminded that the compulsory provision of the Finance Act (No. 2), 1918, will be put into operation, and persons failing to subscribe will only receive 3 per cent interest. The Premiums per £IOOO would be as follows; — £ e. d. At age of 20 48 12 6 At age of 25 49 12 6 At age of 30 50 14 2 At age of 35 52 5 0 At age of 40 54 7 6 At ago of 45 57 5 0 For further information apply to: — GEO. W LAW, District Agent. 60 Broad Street, Palmerston North.

POST OFFICE STAND TELEPHONE 1 j TEN BIXTY-SIX, 1 WHERE THE BEST CAES ANJS DBIYEES ARE. 10-66 10-66 j Best Cars. Competent Drivers | Reliability, Civility, and Attention. j J. M C CALL* REGISTERED SANITARY PLUMB.?:'.® j 102 MAIN STREET EAST. Work earned out in Town or Cotint; r ) Septic Tanks a Speciality. Repairs Promptly Executed. , Estimates SuppLls# F*w { 'Phone 54 L D. WATSON, PLUMBEE, 3 TAON 01 STKEE '! \ Has now resumed business, and U<.w‘.a that all his old clients aa well as nr ones will give him their support ORDERS PER PHONE No. Cl will receive prompt attention PREMIER WOOD, COAL AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS ; (Retail and Wholesale). Dry sawmill slabs, truck lota or ! smaller quantities, matai roots, rats, j mairc, and other woods; also Puk-omiro, } Waipa, Newcastle coal, baled straw, { oats, chaff. Terms cash, no redact ions. { A. J. YORTT, Yard Ph»a® 219. *