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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23044, 23 May 1938, Page 15

Moke Payments by Bank Drafts A Bank Draft is an order to pay money. any branch of a bank, it requires another branch or Bank;to pay a certain sum of money to some specified person or tjrm. These Drafts provide a simple, safe, and inexpensive method of remitting money when payments have to be made in another city, town or country. The Bank of New South Wales issues Bank Drafts for any amount, payable at any place where banking facilities are available, in New Zealand or abroad. This service is provided for the public generally a&d is not confined to clients of the Bank. HANK of NEW SOUTH WALES ESTABLISHED 1817 r nftEII f You owe it to your children to do everything to ensure normal growth and strength. And the easiest and surest way is to give them Lane's Emulsion Nature's own body, blood and bone-builder. Best of all Lane's increases resistance to childhood ills, gives healthy manhood and womanhood in the years to come. a/9 and 4/9 a bottle at all Ckmaiats and Stores. C 4 m j_aj\e_s EMULSION 5* f* \ EES

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