'mSwL 1 '"' I rDK mi I MQfflAßyf | and ask yourself this question: "Have I helped the War Loan?" j ■- ' > HAVE you done everything in your power to |F you have not done everything in your power, do make the War Loan an overwhelming success ? * so now at the Post-office, Bank, or through your It you have, your conscience is clear. Employer or your Stockbroker. There as still time. jI - .jM.iuiJ.uLj' ""- ii.iu»imimi-umiiii. »■■■ lihwto giuuiuuH iiiw—m«'" nrmwiii«inwi'>in»,iiLUMi,miniumii.iiiiiiimiiii«Ljiymi WW j» *mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm#mm*mm»&n*L [bearer-bonds Post Office 5 per Cent ?" ce , w " jOR INSCRIBED fc I—.h-fci Stock. ! ' j «M«Pji Qn payment rf £10Q to £500 at a sums of £1 t0 £ s d o * any . ) | New Zealand income tax. POSTAL MONEY-ORDER OFFICE small, I Postal Money-order Office for _. ._ j -ii , . ~ - i investors may also purchase Post Office War i j investment in War Certificates, j j War Bonds will be issued, m Loan , nßcribed Stock| faring interest at 5 per , free of New Zealand Income-tax. 1 ! denominations of ;£IOO, £800, cent,, which will NOT be free of-New ntTiinf»M#W (denominations of £100, £500, • cent., which will NOT be free of New j CURRENCY, >! > or £1000, or such higher de- , Zealand income-tax. | CURRENCY, : negations as may be arranged. ' . j CURRENCY, TEN YEARS, FIVE Or TEN YEARS.. I IC 7: Stock Will be inscribed in V :.: ":':';.. m**m. - , For 13s. yon can purchase a£l certificate. j amounts of not less than £100. ; j " „£6los. „ „ £10 „\ I [ j Apply at any Bank or Postal :..- Your countrymen are I " £65 " " ilo ° " 8 ,> . &y x .'. / : mum IN TEN YEARS. j '■■ _ „ ' ■ UlViWu meir IIVeS, For I6s. you can purchase >£1 certifkaite. | CURRENCY) -/_ : -:-,&||:j :: ' - j *„« „ M a „ B 11 Twentv Years. Yow are only asked to ''.*. •> - * m - I II ',:--." J, *** * v*w™ #jp§ j :'""'";'"" N j REPAYABLE IN FIVE YEARS. ' | | J i•• _ -~..—■—t—. —.| n i ill "''' "—***—' ii **T*'T ' '-*vj IvOU JrOlil IHOnCjr • uiiir-; • run 1 ~ ...... . _ /; .;_ , r ,< v ..•-. ? ... _ ... , ! s'' ' ••'• - I ' MONDAY, the 15th April, 1918, is the last day to invest in ! ■'■'■■ : v ' ■ fe-?-■:'- FOR INFORMATION APPLY AT ANY POSTAL MONEY-ORDER OFFICE OR BANK.
WINTER'S COMING!! I Here are Goods for Warmth and Comfort at ■'■ Jest not* twefnllytoe■■priMl of these woollen eoodi listed, ; and if the'"bogey" of big advances has frightened ' / yon, you'll ear.tlw'v', no* gone up so very much after all. There's » reason, of course for our specially low prices. [ ■-: The Colonial Plrubbls in union* value, and everyone kuowi their wall)* and serviceability. Put your children into g ■■'- New Zetland Flannel and you'll have them cost and warm right through Winter. •We ssy with conviction, these prices , I :'■■-. ' can't be bettered, and th» aooner you make your purchases the wiser you It be. j PWomderful Value in Colonial Flannels. a&\ J CREME DOCTOR FLANNEL-J/J P«r yard. d SI. *tr i I 1 ~Ks*i W&k NAVY COLONIAL FLANNEL-t/11, 3/3,J/11' fl«rMn«. . K fs \ l\ OBEY I CHOCOLATE. SHETLAND. PLAIDING-2/3 per yard. W /K M I&Nti FINE CREME -UNSHRINKABLE FLANNEL-3/11 per yard, $g*> x 1 ' M&Z CREME TWILL KBEMLA FLANNEL--3/3, 3/6 per yard. dFffl f\ h&W .ghaabAjSr plaStcbeam WINCEY. 37 inch 2/3 yard. J : JSlll I \ I STRIPED UNION FLANNELS-1/H. 1/81, 1/111 yard, «gfO , 1 \ J m^r . RIPPLE CLOTH. 27 inch, Bar. Creme. Saie. Grey. pink. Rose- rjtfi\ »m< \ I iliirrof PiiVro f V LETONS~IOId, 1/41, 1/W,l/11{ per yard. 1 fft * '<HfevjW I &VUHS; J\U|?S« PYJAKA SUITINGS wide width -1 I}. \H W / / H 6 KBWDESIGNS-I/Jt, 1/tf, 1/I}, 1/11 y«rd. \<9| W 7/1, ; The Best Value winter outfitting* a pleasure when you can \t||J \/> ■] Offerini? ' »u* at bradstreet'S figure*. HK £p»y , I Urrenng. |38 wL^/ 1 S'S£« - Cheap Winter Underwear. § 1 | ;• pj» demand. They're; soft AC •I » • ... , jvj :.'• 7 II , and warm, "pretty designs, •.-• A special Line. |",',|; 7 H wonderful value at our Whw the first cold snap cornea you'll feel the need of awe- I / ! .■>.. thing wgrmor. Particularly, we recommend these woven garments, V / I ALL-WOOL COLONIAL W are exceptional talus. ~ I ' . 5 FRINGED RUGS-18/11, LADIES' NATURAL WOVEN • COMBINATIONS, full fitting- If / ■:- Mlf. 29/8, 33/. each. a/A PAIR. I I I ALL.WOOL GREY BLAN- Of D |- m » B : lETB. C le.b«4' fiUe- SPECIAL LINE OP LADIES' WHITE RIBBED, COUBINA- fcjf\ I . ■H/l, «<«»•. TIONB, S.W. and Women's ..ria-Q/C PAIR. |ri y I ALL-WOOL DO.< for " U | |\ : filousings of Novelty and Charm. ) n$ ,lH I • SSf **'*' '*'*' 4,/9 ' Tli6sft Winter* Blousings maka up into the cosiest homo II YX \\ • per pair. blouses, so pretty and natty, too. A simplo pattorn, and you* . rKfiVa ALL . WOOL WHITE v blouse made at homo, costs next to nothing at these price*. V '/"■" t WSSfklfoWm CREAM DELAINE, with small Black spot-2/B. Of $ :; M-25/9, i»/». 3?/S Per OEAL DELAINES, pretty, d«ta»e-2/11. £/ s &■'•»»'•'• WINOEYETTE. fa floral designs-1/11. 1/31. 1/61. 1/81- i ■-, ■ GOLF BLOUBINGS~fM. . m DODBLE-WiDTH STBIPED WIKCEY BLOUSINGS-1/81. ( l M ,««.in9 inline Wfi Paw the PfliliMfln ALL-WOOL 29-INCH CREME FLAKED DELAINE-2/6. „„ - i AaoresS-~IOZ, 1U4,106, g foAiKSr (^ WOOX| WHmi Wlfe .^ VY PLANNEL< 08 Kvapgabpe Rq ad. 1 1 .HUn ECZEMA. S!,. lffl K?' - pared. Becorde aearoliaeU JL4V/cfc4a-<A**X-a. yOU beßm «° yOTSJ^OTtk A Advice given to Inveaiortt. nAn iA I ATirtM xwrv .* old,with ft FREE BOOK OS APrUCATIOH RADIO LOTION AND ft&mfit /fYm& nk\T. ,ww v" — niNTMPrMT fadep hairs, It I Kffw Tk» a „ . . m , m .J OINTMENT. «!«,.r» «••(// 'Vfi 1J #k RPfflinS B8 WBlll A guaranteed cure for all tind.olEo Ki?. B °Sf * thl lll \fC' W 111 a ' 'V»g •^•aWtßsPL 6 Lookyoi-'eNlSr 1% «mn«ui.tim e«* w *|"W .UIU ft OlntTPOfll */«, PosHg. fs »xU ..... , N^t^ ly, head oma-wtumm MADAME AMIE ! KalP RettOttet' m m llXrt, S3. •mttW'a BIdRS., Oueen Street gWes health to the Hair and mtcres the S^ 8 AOCKiANO natural colonr. It clunses tha scalp ill o.jLvdßßs&faa»*i- TT i ' the mo«p»rlact Hair Dressing. i )■ EtrlneerandDranjthtanas f^ 331 hrnr - lr ..„' w »*-< *.>yp*jt eju t .
I BUTTERFLY j Can be enjoyed by every member of the household who appreciates a good ' ' tea* It is pure, healthful, fragrant, and economical—a tea that pleases. Ask for Butterfly. '■SWkb' Your Grocer has I "*FOR THE VOlCIl! HROAT!! x LUNGS ill" "HUDSON'S EOMENTHOI JUJUBES." For Ooughj, Golds, Sore Threats, aOu H.i« 1/ft propertwa nnvthj; "norni.l "fcrmwli' I Sold by all > ; "«* P ' tins, */";,,„„ tl , on , °,f. t{ ',?, .Tl 0 .. .„T^,^.'.\, l £?" "il_ fI L "■"'■ | ' I Do You Furniture? '","..""'" j i j "ii i i | If so, inspect our stocks which are large j j and varied. " \ When buying from us you buy direct from the manufacturers and the gain is yours. | f D.SsC. and ~ I Cousins SI Cousins, Ltd. I VICTORIA QUADRANT, ; \ \: Near Magistrate's Court.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16824, 15 April 1918, Page 9
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