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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18974, 27 March 1924, Page 8

Mothers and Sons THIS WILL INTEREST YOU ALL WOOLLEN GOODS. AS YOU KNOW, ARE ADVANCING IN PRICE. In spite of this we make you a SPECIAL OFFER for FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only. ALL BOYS’ SPORTS SUITS WILL BE SUBJECT TO A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. FOR CASH FOR THESE TWO DAYS. THE OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS WILL YOU TAKE ITt McNIVEN’S LTD., The Avenue

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN THE NEW ZEALAND PERPETUAL FOREST BONDS f!) BECAUSE it is a good thing for the Country. j (2) BECAUSE Timber will always be in great demand. (3) BECAUSE Sound business men are acting as Trustees and taking up parcels of Bonds. (4) BECAUSE the Bonds return greater profit than any other investment. (5) BECAUSE the wage-earner can invest and reap the benefit as well as the wealthy man. (6) BECAUSE for 25/- cash, and 25/- every 3 months until £25 is paid, you will gain a minimum of £5OO. X2. Perpetual Forests Ltd., P.O. Box 302, "Wanganui. Please send me post free a copy of your prospectus and full information regarding the money to be made out of tree planting for commercial purposes. Name • Address

I Agricultural Lime THE FARMERS’ MAURICEVILLE LIME COY., LTD. CAN GIVE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF HIGH GRADE CARBONATE OF LIME. IN TRUCK LOTS OF 6 OB S TONS. PRICE PER TON ON TRUCKS, MAURICEVILLE .. 17/6 Bagged twelve or sixteen sacks to ton, at buyer’s optin. Baeks an ehaxged 1/- each, bat if retuned is good order and condition within a reasonable time, will be credited at 9d each. A. Railway Department, in recognition of the value of Lima to the producing community, carries FREE for the first 100 miles (Waagaehu on New Plymouth line, Hunterville on Main Trunk and on Napier line). We shall be pleased to send you testimoKiate from praarineut farmers. Ask for Order and Declaration Form, and order direct, or through your local mercantile firm. YOUB GROUND REQUIRES LIME ORDER A TRUCK NOW. IT WILL REPAY YOU. THE FARMERS’ MAURICEVHLE LIME COY., LTD., BOX X MASTERTON We can now supply Burnt Limeat 32/6 per ton In truck lots, or 40/- per ton for less, sacks extra. ■ i

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