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Wairarapa Age, 24 December 1924, Page 4

WE WANT YOU! men—Women. rpO YOU (and your friends) we offer the greatest opportunity of a lifetime. Do you have any spare hours which you would be willing to sell us for say, £5 to £lO a week? If you have, we offer you an unusual pleasant opportunity to earn this extra money at home. LEARN TO MAKE LIBERTY SWEETS and help us supply the enormous demands throughout the Dominion. You need no experience—the work is simple, no tools, moulds or machinery required. Fees small. Terms arranged to suit you. In addition WE -GUARANTEE BY WRITTEN AGREEMENT to purchase your sweets at the highest wholesale rates at all times. Our Special Postal *Coutse brings with it a FREE CASE OF GOODS ready to commence—distance no object—freight on all orders paid by us. If you are not yet drawing LIBERTY CHEQUES every week don’t delay! Find out abbut this money-making opportunity offered you —remmber hundreds of LIBERTY students are earning big money making LIBERTY Sweets. Will you follow in their example. Fill in the Coupon below—full details will go xorward to you at once. Dear Sirs, — I surely would like the same offer as other LIBERTY WORKERS. Please send me details without any obligation. LIBERTY CONFECTIONERY COLLEGE (Dept. WA), Suite 3, 4 and 5, Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON.

INSURE NOW AND PARTICIPATE IN THE BONUS DISTRIBUTION AT 31st DECEMBER NEXT. Last year the cash sum divided amongst policy holders in the A.M.P. SOCIETY exceeded £1,960,000. Here are some actual examples of Bonuses which attached at 31st December, 1923, to policies completed during the period July to December, 1923:— Policy No. 490,606. Age 12. Sum assured, £5OO. Annual premium £7 5s sd. Reversionary Bonus for first year, 1923, £lO 10s. Policy No. 490,740. Age 22. Sum assured £lOOO. Annual premium £l9 14s 2d. Reversionary Bonus for first year, 1923, £2l 2s. Policy No. 490,662. Age 34. Sum assured £2OOO. Annual' premium £53 15s. Reversionary Bonus for first year, 1923, £43 2s. (Bonuses vest when policies have been two years in force.) An A.M.P. Policy will safeguard the future for you and yours. Discuss your insurance needs with the Society’s agent, A. N. SANSON, Wairarapa District Representative, A.M.P. SOCIETY, MASTEBTON.

ALL READY AND WAITING FOR YOU. The Choicest Selection of SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS All ready to be handed or mailed as soon as we receive your request. LET THIS STORE ASSIST YOU IN YOUR LAST MINUTE REQUIREMENTS. “Gifts that last.” J. BRADBURY, Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician, Telephone 1148, Box 25, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. THE CARE OF THE EYES. TUT ANY people who need glasses don't know it. Everybody should have the eyes examined. Consult Hy. F. DEVERELL, CERTIFICATED OPTICIAN, Gordon’s Buildings, Opposite Midland Hotel. BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. G. HYDE, FUNERAL-FURNISHER ANN DIRECTOR, CHURCH STREET. 'Phones 1434 and 1433. v Funerals conducted with eithel MOTOR FUNERAL OAR or Horse Hearse. 5 — Seaton, Sladden fit Pavitt, CIVIL ENGINEERS and AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, MASTERTON AND WELLINGTON. Arthur Williams, PIANO TUNER A REPAIRS*, Agent, H. Nimmo and Sou, Wellington. Pianos on view at SHOWBOOM, “Hirwain,” Pownall street. *Phpa« 2431. Terms to suit all. WHAT could give more pleasure ’ than a Camera for Xmas ? We have a very large range of both English and Kodak Box Cameras for the Kiddies, from 5/- to £1; and folding Cameras for the adults from £2 2s 6d to £6 12s 6d. See our window display at the H. T. Wood Pharmacy, the "Camera House,” Queen street.