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Northern Advocate, 4 February 1928, Page 8

INSURANCE JNQUISITIVE? Not as much as they should be. Take Life Assurance for example. Every ■woman should know that her husband or intended husband carries sufficient life assurance to amply provide for her in case of his death. Dear Lady, is YOUR husband insured? Our "Cash and Protection” Policy (Bonuses paid in cash) must appeal to him. All our Policies make provision for Free Hospital Treatment and Disability Protection. No married or single man need go past us for just the "Cover” he requires'. There are no better insurance propositions than those provided by this Company. THE gOUTHERN £)ROSS COMPANY, LTD. Auckland Office: B.N.Z. Chambers, Swanson Street, LOCAL AGENT: J, MURPHY, Davies St., Whangarei. FIRST IN LIFE—- — FIRST IN DEATH THE SOUTHERN CROSS EDUCATIONAL j£ING’S £JOLLEGE, Boarding and Day School for Boys. Headmaster; , The Very Rev. H. K. Arehdall, M.A. gCHOOL, JJEMUERA Preparatory to the College. Headmaster: The Rev. J. G. T. Castle. M.A. These are Public Schools administered by representative Boards of Governors on the lines of the Great Public Schools and Preparatory Schools of England. They ere in no sense proprietary, and any balance over administrative expenses is devoted entirely to the further development of the institutions. Prospectuses may be had on! application to—THE SECRETARY. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JJARSHALL AND gONS IRONMONGERS ‘ ‘ The Hardware Corner ’ 1 WHANGAREI Telephone 14. P.O. Box 37, Phones: P.O, Box 52. Office 191. Private 552. M. L. S TAPLE MONUMENTAL MASON DIRECT IMPORTER. MAUNU ROAD, WHANGAREI. Designs and "Prices on Application. Artificial Wreaths in Stock. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. MRS. TIDSWELL wishes to thank all kind neighbours and friends who sympathised with her in her recent sad bereavement; also 'for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. | MRS. J. S. WILLCOCKS and FAMILY desire to thank all kind friends and relatives, the Mayor and Councillors, Mr Grange-and other members of the Borough staff, for exressions of sympathy in their sad bereavement; also for all letters, cars, telegrams and floral emblems received.