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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18641, 23 February 1924, Page 7

.THOUGHTFUL PARENTS.', t (MILDREN'S FUTURE PROTECTED. There is an old ' adage that "we are here to-day and gone to-morrow." Nothing is certain in life. • Thoughtful parents realise this, and: acordinglyv make provision to. protect those who may be left orphans at any time. - ~ ,; The father or mother who' invests : now in a few shares :in . Nelson 3 Pine Forest. Limited, ;■ has . .the; consolation of knowing that; whatever happens, their ; children at ; least will have a good start in life, and something- to fall , back upon. ;' A 4325 share—in payments" • spread • over : five —represents -•an '! acre , of freehold land ' and about 500 .trees. which, in 15 years'..:time,. will' be worth anything - from £500: upward. ' ■ ' ? What a i splendid; legacy for a boy or girl on ; the threshold of 'life.; Get .par-, ticulars Co-day frbm Francis and i Neyill, 4, 7 Winstone ' Buildings; f Auckland Agents for : Nelson Pine ' Forest, Limited. —Advt. i • ' ' ■

Further reductions .at Fowldfc' . sale. Gent.*s English % box calf boots : now down to 255. - ' " , : Another cut in; gent!'solace kid ■ Derby boots. ; ' At i 30b : ' in last y week jof sale.— Fowlds, Ltd. •?.; In the ; bath-rooms ;of the ' most fastidi-; ous : people of England and q Australasia you will find ColleenToilet'.? Soap, McClinton's Barilla!" Soap, and McClintOn'*; Shaving Cream. The British unrivalled trio, \ ; * 1 o '