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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20511, 1 September 1936, Page 14

STUD NOTICE To be at the Service of Breeders in Fairlie and Albury and Surrounding Districts The Imported Thoroughbred Stallion, “BRITISH EMPIRE” “BRITISH EMPIRE” (Sunstar s—British First) Terms: £5/5/- with return service. Groomage, 5/-. Grazing can be arranged. W, L. BOURN, Proprietor, Fairlie. A. N. OAKEY AND CO. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. Chief Agents Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. Property Salesman : Geo. Hall. Clearing Sales Experts. “We Get the Sales Because We Give the Service.” £lOO High Building Section, West End, 8-acre. Buy this, get a Government Loan and Build to your own Design £lOO, worth £l5O. DEPOSIT £75 4-roomed Brick Residence, all conv., El. Lt., corner section, over 1 -acre to subdivide. Price £675. WANTED Furnished house, 3 bedrooms and garage. Good tenant waiting. A. N. OAKEY AND CO. ’Phone 41 - P.O. Box 182. FOR SALE GOOD MIXED FARM 470 ACRES 470 ACRES 'taance can be arranged foi experienced farmer with reasonable cash Deposit WILFRED McCLURE, Land and Commission Agent, Geraldine

TO LEASE OR FOR SALE 280 odd Acres, 6-roomed house, outbuildings, 11/6 acre. 220 Acres, wheat and fattening, modern buildings. Inquire. 57 Acres, 6-roomed house, milking sheds. Price £550. Deposit £5O. W. M.. COTTERELL, Land Agent, 'Phone 559. Opp. P. 0., Timaru. MOTORISTS WE ARE THE OFFICIAL SERVICE STATION For LUCAS C.A.V. And ROTAX SPARES AND EQUIPMENT. J. J. COCRROFT, PHONE 798. CHURCH STREET A.M.P. SOCIETY (A Certain Friend to Uncertain Circumstances) AS announced at the Annual Meeting of Members on May 1, the Society trows from strength to strength. Its issets and the numbers of members increase from day to day. Last year he number of new policies Issued -eached 135,200, or 433 new policies •very working day. 433 NEW POLICIES EVERY WORKING DAY Such figures indicate the public's talth to the Society’s strength and in its capacity to husband and develop chat strength In its members’ interests The extraordinary growth to the Society’s assets is further evidence In 1922 the Society’s assets were worth :50.000„000. To-day, 14 years later hey are worth £101,869,000. ASSETS NOW £101,869,000 At the Annual Meeting the Member pproved of the Principal Board’s reommendation that £5,100,000 be dlotted at Reversionary Bonuses tor he year, and Bonus Certificates will >e issued in due course to participating >ollcy holders. £5,100,000 IN BONUS ADDITIONS

■.CCh.PI ONLY THE BEST LN LIFT ASSURANCE. Actual examples it policies to force n the lives of South Canterbun embers may be viewed at our off. - Send tor particulars at once G. ?. SMYTHE. District Manage: FRED M WARD, Representative tor New Sibiii. NOW SHOWING LATEST SPRING APPAREL Direct from Leading London and Dominion Manufacturers, offered at very Moderate Prices. NEW SPRING FELTS, Big Selection of Styles— 6/11 to 10/6 LATEST PEDALINES, very Smart Shapes. Trimmed Ribbon and Flowers— 9/11 to 17/6 FINE IMPORTED STRAWS, a big and choice Selection, including plenty of large Sizes— 17/6 to 25/PAILORED COSTUMES, the biggest and best range we have had—--37/6 to 99/6 SPRING COATS, over 100 latest Style.* to choose from— 37/6 to £4 4MATRONS’ WOOL GEORGETTE COATS, very smart, all sizes—--49/6 to 99/1 SILK FROCKS in plain and fancj Marocains, etc.— 9/11 to 29/C SILK ENSEMBLES, latest styles,— From 32/t J. M. MILLER, NEAR REGENT THEATRE