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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18865, 1 May 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENT*. "COMMON CLAY.” „ Matinee. 2.15. Matinee. 3 At 8. MAJESTIC. At 8. . FAREWELL FAREWELL TO THE GREATEST OF TALKIE SUCCESSES: COMMON CLAY. COMMON CLAY. COMMON CLAY. . Recommended for Adults only. Excellent Supporting Featurettes. Stalls 1/6, Res. 2/3, Circle 2/3, Res. 2/10 BUSINESS NOTICES. GET ALL ZONOPHONE AND REGAL RECORDS “ The Bristol.” ZONOPHONE RECORDS (Made by ‘‘His Master’s Voice”) REDUCED TO 3/-. REGAL RECORDS (Made by Columbia), REDUCED TO 2/6. “ The Bristol.” I For the World’s Finest Radios, Gramophones, Records, Etc. SEARLE D. MASCIT A.P.A., N.Z., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. j HAY'S BUILDINGS, TIMARU. i j RACES—CHRISTCHURCH. SATURDAY, MAY 2nd, 1931. CAR LEAVING AT 7.30 A.M. BOOK SEATS AT ’PHONE 666. J. A. TEMPLETON, CHURCH STREET TAXI STAND. PLEASE CALL AT R. HILL’S, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, 331 STAFFORD STREET, AND HAVE THE NEW LOCOMOTIVE WASHING MACHINE EXPLAINED TO YOU. A. MANNING , (20 Years with J. Radcliffe) [ For Upholstering. New Suites and Easy Chairs . Recovering and Repairs l at Reasonable Charges. Large Assortment of Coverings to choose from, j Call or write, to: 40 GREY ROAD. FREE TO YOU! THE 6d BOOK OF 77 RECIPES AND USES FOR j CHAMPIONS PURE MALT ' VINEGAR. All Grocers have copies of this Sixpenny Book to hand free to buyers of CHAMPIONS PURE MALT VINEGAR. See how to preserve the fabric and fix the colour of Silks. Ask your grocer for a free copy when ordering CHAMPIONS. TAKE A KODAK WITH YOU. j POME in and select a Kodak now so ! that you will be fully prepared for ! picture making during your Easter Vacation. Ask us how you may win over £2,000 with a simple snapshot. Obtain free Competition leaflet from us to-day. KODAKS FROM 30/-. BROWNIES FROM 10/6. J. C. ODDIE AND SON, Chemists and Kodak Dealers, Timaru. HOW WOULD YOU FILL THIS OUT? DO IT WITH A POLICY IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Last Will and Testament of (your name here). I (your name) of (your address) being of sound and disposing ■mind and memory, do hereby publish and declare this my last will and testament; hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by me at any time heretofore made. ITEM I. It is my will that all my just debts, funeral expenses, and expenses of my last illness and of the administration of my estate be paid out of WHAT? ITEM 11. It is my Will that my wife maintain as a home for herself and our children the property known as and that the debt which is upon such property and which'is secured by a mortgage be paid out of WHAi . ITEM 111. It is my will that my wife devote her I/me and energy to the careful rearng of our children, and in order that she may be free to do this I direct that a sufficient monthly income be paid to her out of WHAT? ITEM IV. I bequeath to my children the inestimable benefits of a College Education, and it is my will that my wife should become responsible for their education, the necessary cost of which shall be paid out of WHAT? WITHOUT OBLIGATION Let us explain how any one of the above problems can be solved by means of a Policy in the A.M.P., and at the same time provide a Cash Asset for future years. Write for Particulars. Delay Is Dangerous. O. F. SMYTHE, District Manager. FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Business