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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19993, 9 November 1927, Page 8

i H. I. JONES & SON LIMITED g ❖ a j Name Competition H. I. JONES & SON, LIMITED, are pleased to announce that the winner of the competition is— MISS E. M. GILCHRIST, “Blighty,” Matai Street, Castlecliff. The name 'lxided upon is—“THE H.1.J.” ; i Accordingly the new Book and Stationery Shop in the Trinity Buildings will be known ( and advertised as—“THE H.LJ.” Miss E. M. Gilchrist has been posted a a Free Subscription Card for one year in JONES’ NEW BOOK CLUB Have you seen the new shop ? Don t take our word for it, see it yourself. It is most up-to-date and attractive, though not yet completed. Fortunately we had sufficient stocks of “Allsteel” Shelving and Counters in New . : Zealand to partially fit the shop, and so were able to open earlier than we would i otherwise have opened. The balance of the fittings and stock will arrive within a few weeks and then Upper Victoria Avenue will possess the most up-to-the-minnte Book and Stationery Shop in New Zealand. | H. 1 JONES & SON Ltd. | 15 VICTORIA AVENUE AND TRINITY BUILDINGS, : WANGANUI i I~DON;X DELAY! ) i A PERTINENT QUESTION— i IS YCUE PBJPERTY WORTH PROTECTION, I A SENSIBLE REPLY— ■ YES’. I WILL ATTEND TO IT AT ONCE. ! :! A DUTCH PROVERB.—GOOD PAINT COSTS ’• j : NOTHING BECAUSE IT SAVES MORE THAN FT : s : COSTS” ■ ! : 1 N»W THE PAINTING £ JE? SON HAS ARRIVED CALL AND SEE US 1 WE RECOMMEND ! DUROX. —Our own mixing, basis ovide of zine, 100 per cent, pure a. ; 21/- gallon. ; ROCFOX—Anti-Corrosive a* 17/6 gallon. I An ordinary house (5 roomed) averages 5 gallons at I 21/- 5 a o : Roof. 2 gallons at 1 ] ® ! 2 Brushes «• •• •• •• •• •• ______ £7 12 6 ; Special Discount of 10 per cent •«.•••••«•••« 15 3 ; £6 17 3 ; } We Stock: Beider’s Paints at 25/- gallon; Coptic, 25/- gallon; Bell • 5 Brand. 22/6 gallon; Burrells Snow White Zinc, 21/6 gallon; Burrell’s J ! Cream, 21/6; Moore’s Red Silicate of Iron for roof, 14/6 gallon; Taub- ! ; man’s Pagoda Brand, 17/6 gallon. NOW’S THE TIME TO PAINT, • I THINK OF * | TINGEYS’ Ltd. AVENUEj f— J i Nettleship’s Bankrupt Stock I Sale I I 1 IS STILL DRAWING LARGE j CROWDS. WE ARE OPENING ■ J UP NEW BARGAINS EVERY DAY. j I 1 WATCH OUR WINDOWS 1 I NETTLESHIP’S I I (H. J. GRIEVE & CO.) | i JEWELLERS .. & - WATCHMAKERS I

THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE UNBIASED OPINION Last year’s distribution of bonuses by The National Mutual Life Association was a record, ranging from £2/4/- per cent, for the first year to £4/8/- per cent, on the older policies. "New business cannot fail to be stimulated by such dazzling results. Bonuses of this size were unheard of in pre-war days and would have been deemed beyond the wildest dreams. High rates of interest earned on investments, low expenses and careful selection of lives are the factors contributing to such excellent bonus additions to policies in this excellent mutual office. Points like these are often ignored by assurants, but they make all the difference between a good contract and the common type.” —Vide "The Banker’s Magazine.” The National Mutual tables of premiums are about 10 per cent, less than the average. Do not hesitate. Take out that new policy before the 30th September and obtain this year's bonus. Apply to the undersigned for further information: — A. R. DONALDSON, District Manager. J. H. VON HAAST, District Agent. DALGETY k CO., District Acenta,

QAR pADSTTNG Phone 2387 C. U CORNISH BELL STREET (Opp. Police Station) EnamelUng end Varnishing a Speciality. Quotations Freely Given. Call and Talk it Over S H OEEAVE0 EEAVES > CAR PAINTER, Next Walker’s Garage, TAYLORVILLE. WANGANUI. CARS PAINTED FROM £6. ’Phone 3247.