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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1931, Page 6

BOON BROS., LTD. UNDERTAKERS, GOVER STREET. Funerals in Town and Country. With Prompt Attention. ’Phone: Business Hours, 1293. Night, Sundays and Holidays, 125 and 1336. A.M.P. SOCIETY. Largest and most successful Mutual ' Life Office in the British Empire, and offers the best contract obtainable. Ara you insured? Or are you carrying sufficient insurance? If not, now is the time to get it done. CONSULT J. R. MURCH, And be a successful buyer of insurance. The District Agent, Box 87, New Plymouth / s <y.X When You Wed || b e sure to ob- B | Ir" tain yo “ * IE wE D DIN G IK IB RING from:— “r I DALGLEISH | B 1 'For Gifts That Last, g [ IS NEW PLYMOUTH. Thone.34«.-g { SI"" ,l W. ABRAHAM, UNDERTAKER. (Personal attention town and country) Telephones: 1020 M. Night and Holidays: 1020$. Address: Eliot Rreet, New Plymouth. CARDS,. LETTERS OF THANKS, ETC. - PRINTED PROMPTLY AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. FLORISTE. We supply at shortest notice: FLORAL WREATHS AND BOUQUETS Orders Telegraphed and Delivered. C. RICHARDS DEVON STREET - *hone 1228 . STiIWART’S FLORAL sTtmios. ’PHONES: Day ■’ 270 Night 1365 We Telegraph Floral Emblems 1 Anywhere Any .. ' Time. rpHE pARANAKI JNVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION LIMITED. Directors: Messrs. J. Richards (Chairmdri), Jas. Fredric, E. Matfell,. Alan Good, H. G. Gibson, . L. R. Curtis, S. MacSlister. Liberal advances made on niortgege at Lowest Current Rates. ’• ’ Deposits received. INTEREST; At Call 4J per cent. 6 Months 5 per cent. 12 and 24 months 6 per cent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Strafford, —w Ever sWjKjiW Ready Optical Service When you have to decide whom you shall consult about your eyes remember here in your home town is a fully qualified Optometrist with the most up-to-date equipment for the correct testing and fitting of glasses to remedy defective vision. 1 Consult me and avoid the Spectacle Peckler. J. O. Bennett The Duty of To-day. THERE are certain obligations vital to the future welfare of his family which every man ought to recognise. Neglect of these leads year after year to countless family tragedies —uncertainties, losses, and the subjection of ‘ women and children, who might have been comfortably cared for, to moderate or extreme poverty. Pressure of time or improbability of accident or death are no excuse for failure to have a will. The Public Trustee prepares wills and holds them in safe custody, free of charge, if appointed executor. Consult the Public Trustee, Wellington, or any of his representatives throughout New Zealand. J—ls.