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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 4, 16 January 1942, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICE STATE FIRE ANNOUNCE DRASTIC MOTOR GAR PREMIUM REBATES. ■ ■ ■■ This is what State Fire Policy- ' holders have been paying. A low basic premium of £3 3s plus 10s fop each £100 insured. That is a premium of £4 3s for £200 comprehen-* sive cover with a further rebate o& V is for cars of 15 h.p. or unier. NOW If claims have not exceeded £2 during the last year a bonus rebate ofr 20 per cent. ~ If claims have not exceeded £2 dur— . ing the past two years a bonus * bate of 25 per cent. '■>. If claims have not exceeded £2 dur- "" ing the past three years "a bonusrebate of 30 per cent. AND REMEMBER NO FRANCHISE. State Fire offers the only no frai*— chise policy which means that should you be unfortunate enough;, to have an accident State Fire paysthe full amount of the claim. Alt, bther companies insist on policy— • holders carrying the risk o| at least: the first £2. ' SEE STATE FIRE AGENTS FOR. THE BEST MOTOR CAR POLICY. A.J. CANNING: and Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS Agents for: State Fire Motor Car Insurance, Slate Advances Corp, Government Life Insurance, Northern Building Society. THE STRAND, WHAKATANE: ROAST BEEF of Old England Builds Boys of the Bulldog \ ~ Breed. ' Prime Beef, Pork, Mutton. — —; " Service and Delivery. &ing 183c. A. TIMES & SONS THE STRAND, VVHAKATANE 1 First Gloss Joinery | I Forinterior or oxterior use, is J . designed end made by;-— S BOON SULLIVAN LUKE LTD. Builders, Timber and Hardware .1 " Merchants - ' ? /M HAIR SICKNESS. Men and \vomen who have had sickness and whose tV hair is coming out and becoming: f. grej' require Birinese Herb^^^lai. Root Tonic. People who ar^Bf I) S.. jfevbald require Birmese, which grows, new hair in 30 days. Obtainable ,j from F. G. Macklow, Chemist, ® Never a liungiy moment when re— ducing with Bonkora. Still eat big,. meals. F. G, MacLrlow, Chemist, '£ Whakatane. , ; NEW '"Penguins"' just arrived. W-i have ab ig stock of those "Wonder Value" Books. - See them now Armstrongs, Where the best books .« s "' are Jj||j