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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16421, 23 April 1919, Page 7

NOTICES. WAR LOAN. A SIMPLE WAY OUT OF A DIFFICULTY. SECURE YOUR STOCK BY ANNUAL j PAYMENTS FROM INCOME | WITHOUT DISTURBING YOUR j CAPITAL. yTNDER the “Finance Act, 1917,” j U the Compulsory Clauses make it' imperative that everyone with certain financial resources must subscribe to the Loan. II the whole, or even a great part of a man’s capital is required in his business, or is locked up in profitable investment, it can only he withdrawn at a considerable sacrifice. This difficulty can be overcome and loss avoided under the plan originated by the A.M.P. Society, which issues policies payable in inscribed stock. Hundreds of business men and fanners throughout the Dominion have adopted this plan. The outstanding features are: — 1. THE GOVERNMENT HAS APPROVED THIS SCHEME, and in considering the liability of taxpayers to subscribe, will credit a contributor with Stock equal in value to the amount of the assurance taken as soon as the first '' premium is paid, 2. Purchasers may secure amounts ranging from £2OO to £.5000 on their own or another eligible life, and the instalments may be spread over from 5 to 20 years. 3. The A.M.P. Society purchases the Stock, which is held until all premiums are paid, unless death intervene, 1 ;, in which event it would be immediately handed over free of further payment, and earn interest at 4* per cent., free of income tax. 4. Two years from date of issue bonuses vest, and the usual nonforfeiture privileges, as well as Loan Value, Surrender Value, and Paid-up Policy are available. The above is, without doubt, a splendid arrangement, both for the salaried man and for the investor who does not wish to disturb his capital. As the Loan closes on 31st inst.", all business must be completed and in Wellington by that date. All further information will be promptly supplied by G. E. DINNISS, Agent, Telephone 75, New Plymouth. P,S.—Remember that under this method you are subscribing to the loan and at the same time carrying additional insurance on your life. h 559 RACING NOTICES. AUCKLAND J> AGING QLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1919. Nominations (i sov. each) for Great Northern Hurdles, Great Northern Steeplechase, Winter Steeplechase, Cornwall Handicap, King George Handicap, York Welter Handicap, close on FRIDAY, April 23, by 5 o’clock. Nominations to be accompanied by necessary fees. ■» W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. b 795 TIB -yyANGANUI JOCKEY ' WINTER MEETING, 1919. Nominations for ah Events dose on FRIDAY, April 25, 1919, at 8 p.m. WM. HALL, Secretary. P 0. Box No. 13, Wanganui. bBO9 RETURNED gOLDIERS Desirous of securing information regarding— Tensions 1 Sustenance Financial Assistance towards starting in business Purchasing a farm or house | property Loans for purchasing furniture, tods of trade, etc., Employment are invited to get in touch with the NEW PLYMOUTH REPATRIATION COMMITTEE, Nicoll’s Buildings, Brougham Street. Soldiers’ Widows are also asked to consult the Committee. Special provision is made for the education and training of soldiers and soldiers’ widows without children at technical schools or approved industries. CONSULT THE COMMITTEE. To Employers.-—You are invited to communicate with the Committee with a view to training or finding employment for soldiers, who have a special claim on all of us. Committee. —Lt.-Col. C. H. Weston (chairman), C. Carter, R. W. D. Robertson. T. C. List, R. Masters, W. J. Chaney, T. Furlong, P. W. Okey, J- R. Rowlands, H. R. Cattley, R. J. Clarko, E. B. Ellerm. Secretary: A. S. Allen, P.O. Box 73; Telephone 681. 898^