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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 181, 3 August 1938, Page 12

5/- A WEEK brought him £1072 «T HE family wouldn't believe it when I announced at breakfast that I had the Society’s cheque for £1072," wrote William Harwood Dundonald. Doubtless his family was surprised to learn just how simple and profitable were the conditions of their father's A.MP. policy. When he was 20, Mr. Dundonald took out a policy for £SOO, psyebk on his death, or when he reached 60. As his part of the bargain, he was to pay a premium that worked out at 5/- a week. Had he died the next month, the Society would have paid his people the £500; but the Society carried the risk of his death during the 40 years until he was 60, and yet, all the time, was adding yearly bonuses to the amount assured. When Mr. Dundonald reached 60 years of age the £SOO had grown with ever-increasing bcnutcs to £1072, and so he received a cheque for £1072. He had had the Society’s protection for 40 years, AND HAD DOUBLED HIS MONEY AS WELL I Get in touch with the nearest A.M.P. office and say that YOU would like to see an experienced adviser about doing something of this sort for yourself. Don’t delay. You lose by delay. SO Cl ETY THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE bbUblml 184*. (la—ryratad ia AaatralW). H mi Offia far ffa« Zalud i Cutafam Qm;. WdlUfta. W. T. ÜBS. Ihm*,.

Palmerston North District Manager, A. E. CARRINGTON. HERE YOU ARE, GARDENERS Spring is getting very close now and it will be necessary that you have everything in readiness for planting. Watson Bros’ Produce Department has everything in stock that you will be wanting for your garden. In addition export advice is available when you are in doubt. RUSSELL LUPINS ARE HERE AGAIN Seed Potatoes 19 South. Island Hand-sorted Seed Potatoes grown from Certified Weed. Epicure, Robin Adair and Black Kidney 51bs. 1/-J 141bs. 2/C Cliff Kidney and Early Rose Clbs. 1/-; 141bs. 2/3 Buttons Buprcmo .. .. 71bs. 2/-; 141 bs 2/-; 32/C cwt. Spraying Materials Lime Sulphur 2/3 qrt., 3/9 J gal., 6/0 gal., 11/« 4 gals. Ked Oil 2/3 qrt., 3/0 i-gal., 5/6 gal., 17/6 4 gais. “Black Leaf 40” 1/0 oz. hot., 6/6 soz. hot. Colloidal Sulphur .• •• •• •• •• •• 1/9 4oz. bot., 3/-Boz. bot. Bordeaux Mixture •• 1/* per lb., 5/6 6 lbs. We can supply a spraying chart on application. Spray Pumps Brass Continuous Bumps .• •• 12/6 ea. Mysto Nippy (self Supplies) •• •• 29/6 ea. Nickle Bottle Sprayers 4/G ea. Manures Ivil’s Plant Food .. •• .• •• .. 4d per lb., 6/9 281bs. Humber Fish Manure .. 71b. bags 2/9, 341 b. bags 4/6 ea. Special Garden Fertilizer, 101 b. Buckets 2/-, 141 b. bags, 2/- ea. Florophos 2/- per pkt. Burnt Limo •• 81bs 1/-, 10/0 sack. Eimo in tins of 561bs. .. • 6/-Kill-all Blugene •• 1/" P cr lb. WATSON Bros. Lfd. ALL THESE ARE OBTAINABLE FROM ANY OF OUR BRANCHES

Food for Mind and Body MODERN SERVICE AT RAILWAY STATIONS New Zealanders, the Refreshment Branch of your Railways has good fare for your bodies and minds A large range of cheap and tasty snacks and drinks at Refreshment Counters and delightful meals at the Dining Rooms. Other provision includes the best quality in sweets, fruit, cigarettes, tobacco, magazines and novels. The modern stations at Wellington and Auckland have well-kept bathrooms and hair-dressing saloons. The Railway Goods Are Fresh