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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19944, 31 October 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES UNEMPLOYMENT TAXATION. QN November 1 there will fall due an instalment of the Unemployment Levy. On the same date the third instalment of the Emergency Unemployment Charge (now payable at the reduced rate of lOd in the £1) on income other than salary or wages also falls due. Full information is obtainable at all Money-order Offices. G. C. GODFREY, Unemployment Commissioner. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB SPRING MEETING. NOVEMBER 22 and 24. DOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS (both days) CLOSE at 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, November 1. Full Programme in ‘'Referee,” October 18. Suburban Handicap 3.45 class. C. R. CAFFIN. Secretary. PUBLIC LECTURE. Illustrated by Lantern Views from Peking, by MISS N. MONCRIEFF. M.A.. At the Y.W.C A. CLUB ROOM. Oxford Building, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 8 P.M. Collection. NORTH OTAGO A. AND P. ASSN. ANNUAL SHOW. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, November 15 and 16. Entries for all Classes will be received this week. A. W. WOODWARD. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES DE LUXE TEA ROOMS. AFTERNOON TEA, 6d. INSPECT OUR RANGE Of NEW SEASON’S TENNIS RACQUETS SLAZENGER. SPALDING. DUNLOP We also have stocks of TENNIS BALLS from 2/- pair to 4/- a pair ! Eye Shades. Tennis Presses and Rac- i quet Covers. R. G. SLADE. 321 STAFFORD STREET. CRAFTSMANSHIP IN SUITS T~HE Increasing Popularity of C. Davidson Suits and Costumes among men and women of taste and discernment, is a direct testimony of the excellence in Style. Comfort and Durability. Skilful Tailoring, with careful attention to detail is responsible for the outstanding character and graceful lines always found in our production. PRICES. £4/17/6 to £7/10/Costumes and Overcoats cut, fitted, 7/6 Repairing and Alterations at Bedrock Prices. C. DAVIDSON. TAILOR. WILL YOUR EYES PASS INSPECTION? If your eyes were called to the test, would they pass with flying colours? Or are you among the thousands of people who daily suffer from headache and eyestrain due to the lack of corrective glasses or from wearing poorly fitted lenses? Consult JOHN R PROCTER, LTD.. The Premier Opticians, Christchurch. Visit Timaru regularly every month. Appointments for next visit on Monday and Tuesday. 19th and 20th November, can now be made by ringing Messrs J. C. Oddie and Son. Chemists. ’Phone No. 63. A.M.P. SOCIETY A Certain Friend in Uncertain Circumstances EVERY OBJECTION TO A POLICY IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY Can be answered, and answered completely because every objection is fundamentally unsound. HERE IS THE REAL TEST Not what we are going to do, but what the Society has done and is doing To-day. By kind permission of ARTHUR HOPE, ESQ.. of Wai-iti Road. TIMARU, the A.M.P. SOCIETY is enabled to publish the results of his Whole Term of Life Policy. Limited Premium Table 820. £ s. d. ORIGINAL SUM ASSURED 2000 0 0 tsonuN rtuaiLiou lu oisl ueu., 1932 3805 4 0 Bonus for 1 Year (1933) .. 97 12 0 Total sum assured to date £5902 16 0 Yearly Premium 64 6 8 Total Premiums paid .. .. 1286 13 4 Payment of Premiums ceased over 33 years ago. £ s. d Cash Value of Sum assured 1639 9 7 Cash Value of Bonuses to 31/12/'32 .. 3096 15 7 Cash Value of 1933 Bonus 97 8 4 Total Surrender Value of Policy £4815 13 6 A Loan of £4334 at current rates could be obtained on the security of the Policy. A.M.P. Write at once for particulars of Fables There is no obligation. FRED M WARD. J Representative for New Business G. F. SMYTHE, District Manager