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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12535, 29 December 1933, Page 3

PEG D E 4iS 1U Mk N’S The Premier Furnishers INDICATION'S are that brighter and more prosperous times are in view— PEGDEN’S heartily hope their many customers will appreciably benefit by the improvement, in conditions. PEGDEN’S are still at their service, and can assure old and new clients that Quality. Service and Keen Prices for a good article will still be their policy, in the future as in the past, and solicit a continuance of their valued patronage. BEDROOM SUITES —On show in Bimu, Oak. Maple. Mahogany and Walnut. DINING SUITES —In a pleasing variety of Styles and Keenly Priced. UPHOLSTERY Only guaranteed reliable upholstery made in our own workshops, and can be covered in materials of your own choice. „ CARPETS A bier range of the newest in design and colouring. Body Carpets, Bunner Carpets and Squares. Estimates given for fitted allover carpets. BEDDING, LINOLEUMS, CURTAINS, Etc., Etc. WHEN' IN TOWN WALK THROUGH OUR SHOWROOMS.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ NOTICES. LOYAL MA N G ATAI NO K A LODGE. MANCHESTER UNITY, INDEPENDENT ORDER ODDFELLOWS. NEXT MEETING, MONDAY; JANUARY 15, 1934. At 8 p.m. MALE and Female Candidates accepted from 16 years of age. Sick benefit £1 per week for 52 weeks, thereafter 10s per week, as long as illness lasts. Sickness, Medicad. Death and Hospital Benefits immediately on joining. Maternity benefits after 12 months Death benefits from £30—£250. Highest benefits for lowest rate of any Friendly Societv. Particulars from— H. A. BICK Sec., P.O. Box. 19, Pahiatua. Or any Member. A.G.F. COURT PAHIATUA NO. 6730. (Established 1886.) SOUND and popular institution. Liberal sickness and death benefits. Cosy lodgeroom. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Next meeting TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1934. At 8 p.m. Information gladly given by undersigned or any officers. G. F. GELDERD, Secretary. Tararua Street. U.A.0.D., PAHIATUA, NO. 25. (United to Assist.) THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934. J. E. MACDONALD, Sec. J. H. BROWN, Treas. JOB PRINTING in ill its Branches Good Workmanship. No Job too small and no Job too large. Ring the Herald. ’Phone 32. W. H. PUROIE DENTAL SURGEON. PHONES—Surgery 55 ; Private 227. Don't Delay! ORDER YOUR CHRISTA!AS SUIT RIGHT AWAY. SUITS TENNIS TROUSERS COSTUMES PRICES ALL REDUCED. MATERIALS SHOW A CONSIDERABLE RISE IN PRICE; NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN. ! H. HUTCHEON, NEAR SMITH AND McSHERRY’S. Why ? IS OUR SERVICE GROWING. BECAUSE of our reasonable prices, careful, reliable handling and prompt delivery. <•. CLEGHORN. n atilalia ’ netahuna— Wellington. Pahiat>’ messages: ’Phone 120. Eketal-tny )> i ot: R-* ■ n and Sons, ’Phono 23. Welling n Progress Motors, Ltd., 43 Vicvoi S reet, ’Phone 42-348

JSf m r -WOOL IS UP" MANY hundreds of countrymen have learned a comforting lesson during the last few years; yes, and not only countrymen, but city men as well. They have learned the value of A.M.P. policies, built up in good times, as financial backing in bad times. , Now that “wool is up,” the wise man will look to his assurance policies. He will build them up against the coming of the next reverse. He will consult the nearest representative of the A.M.P. and learn how the Society can help him. Membership in a Society, with £90,000,000 of assets, gives a man a sense of friendship and security when times are hard, and membership in the A.M.P. is open to every man in health. Don’t delay your enquiry. To-morrow may be too late. A.M.P. SOCIETY css HEAD OFFICE: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. Offices and Agents throughout the Dominion . Send for a copy of INVESTING in HAPPINESS ded fr any a< POLICIES COMPLETED BEFORE 31st DECEMBER SHARE IN SURPLUS 1933

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