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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20639, 30 January 1937, Page 2

MKKMMWiIXISaa W DIVISION OF PROFITS W TO POLICYHOLDERS | ID The Conversion of present Fire i Rebates into permanent rate re- i I ductions . . . and ... □ln addition, a new Bonus out of Lj l H Profits applicable to all Policies falling due during the twelve months commencing Ist December, 1936 ’ The amount of bonut ertditod ooch Policy wilt be diown on expiry notices and constitutes a further wring in r-*-* ' - - - the cost of Firo Insurance to Pollcyholden of the Office. - ■ BRANCHES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION.

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ON RIGHT LINES SURE WIN FOR THE PUBLIC “Sitting on a sure win” is a fair tribute to Travel by Rail. Every possible precaution is taken to assure safety for the travelling public the owners of the railways. Experts are always alert to keep the lines right for safety. The more the owners use their own trains, the more they save at the time and they also help to reduce taxation. RAILWAYS for YOUR WELFARE

For 52 Years THE intricau worK, the naKs tna the rcspoiulbiliue# of Trusteeships have been our especial study Why burden e friend of a relative with you affairs when you can obtain Continuous Administration anl the Combined Business Judgment The PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Co. Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1884 (Managing £7,000.000) At Dunedin. Christchurch. Oamaru and tovercargW Tlnuiru Office: U 8. ABERNETHY, AMJP. Buildings. District Manager.

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