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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18613, 8 July 1930, Page 1

KPW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LIMITED. FIRE. MARINE AND ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR (CQMPREHENSIVE) TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS. ATTORNEYS, AGENTS. STAFFORD STREET. R. L. EAMES: Manager.

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COME TO THE SALE OF THE YEAR!! At WALSH’S OXFORD BUILDINGS. STAFFORD STREET, TTMARU. GREAT WINTER SALE WHAT DOES YOUR HOOD LOOK LIKE? On the hood depends the whole tone and appearance of your car. It will not LOOK a good car if the hood is shabby or in need of repair. Be proud of your car. Bring it along to us and we'll make it look tip-top. You might need a new hood altogether. We'll fix that up, too. Come In and see us. GENERAL SMITHING AND HORSE SHOEING. REPAIR WORK IN ALL BRANCHES BROWNE’S M.B. WORKS, LIMITED. “Experts in Motor Body Work.” TEMUKA. 'PHONE 58. THE— A.M.P. SOCIETY The largest, and most successful Mutual Life Office in the British Empire:— Paid to its Living Members, By wa* T of Matured Policies. Surrender Values, Annuities, and Cash Values of Bonuses, over £2,700,000 FOR ONE YEAR ONLY—I 929. These figures effectually dispose of the statement that “ a man must die to gain anything from Life Assurance." In addition, the huge amount of over £2,000,000 was paid in 1929 to the representatives of deceased members in satisfaction of Death Claims. BONUSES DECLARED ANNUALLY. Take out a Policy AT ONCE, thus making provision for the future and securing your share of the surplus for the year 1930. G. F. SMYTHE. District Manager. Timaru. FRED, M. WARD. New Business Representative.