6/8 In the £ Discoun Until SATURDAY, April 30th ON ANY OF THE LINES MENTIONED WE HAVE A GOOD RANGE OF EACH OF THESE LINES. COME AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT ONE-THIRD OFF MARKED PRICES. All Furs. AR Silks and Crepe de Chenes. All Fur Coats. A big range of DresS Goods. All Ladies’ Tweed Coats. All Scarves. All Ladies' Raincoats. Kapoc Quilts. All Ladies’ Sports Coats. All Men’s Suits. All This Season’s Costumes. Ail Men’s Tweed Overcoats. All Underskirts (of these we All Men’s Raincoats, have the biggest range in All Men’s Hats, town.) A big range of Men’s Golf Hose. All the above lines to be cleared at ONE-THIRD OFF MARKED PRICES until SATURDAY Next.
OHJROPRACTIC. For the Relief of Acute and Chronic Diseases. J. S. H. HALL, GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR. King’s Chambers, Marla Place. Consultation Free. Lady in attend ance. ■Phone 1434.
Everybody’s Talking BONDS —-and Here’s the Reason : It’s an easy matter to say what everybody knows—that the Farmer is the backbone of the Dominion. But talking is not enough—action is .demanded at a time like this, when many men on the land are in financial straits—men who are perfectly sound but are short of ready cash. Everyone can share in rendering the temporary aid that is called for, by taking up the Bonds issued by The New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Can- » terbury, Ltd. Those who do so will profit themselves and be helping in a work of national importance. Issue of 71% Bonds By The N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Association of Canterbury, Ltd. Buy a £25 Bond, if that is all vou can . afford. J Answering Buy a £5O Bond, if you have that Y °“ r Questi °’ S ’ , , These Bonds, with Inmucn tO Spare. terest Coupons attached, are like Banknous Buy a £lOO Bond—and many of them— they can be transferred and you will secure an income free without cost. of Income Tax, while doing the coun- p^!nt der inter Z e st s try a good turn. - 9 annum half-yearly. ' When you apply for 1 ne Bonds are in three denominations Bonds, state whether you -£25, £5O and £lOO-and are repayable in F,ve in five or ten ‘years at purchaser’s Tkis lssue of Bonds option, which must be stated at time »« supported by Security of application. They bear interest at'the rate of K " per cent, per annum, payable half- share in this splendid inyearly, free of Income Tax. “7JS , . . . . , allotment if the issue be Read lull particulars in the Prospectus, obtain- oversubscribed. able from any branch of The Bank of New „ , , Zealand from rhe Association', head office in r/fof? Christchurch, and from any member of the Stock on vour s « vi ng S ? o " t Exchange. Don’t wait—now is the time to act. free of income tax. : ~ APPLICATION FOR BONDS - : TTAe Diiectora, N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury Limited, Cut CHRISTCHURCH. ThlS ; Kindly allot ™ Bonds of £-each, having a currency Out j of-years, in terms of Prospectus .dated 14th April, 1921. enclose • cheque for £. in rt settlement. w. agree to pay the balance monthly ■ in three instalments of £-...-each. : Pull Name- „ Pqsl j Occupation1 : Address--To-day i Usual Signature
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18164, 28 April 1921, Page 2
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