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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 90, 24 June 1946, Page 7

INDIAN RUGS V >v'«;•:.; x>.SkJ-••►*<*: ~'.... . . .. "■■••: S3®- «ss#??U*^ '■ '*■: % ' ••'if** These are High Grade Rugs, hand-made and particularly noted for their great durability. Only fine yarns and first quality dyes are used in their manufacture, resulting in a soft deep pile in artistic and effective designs, arid beautiful colourings. sft lin x 2ft 6in 82/6 1 6ft lin x 2ft llin 114/6 i 6ft lin x 3ft lin 121/6 ,\ •' 7f t 2in x 4f t 156/- 1 7f t 3in x 4f t 3in 199/6 | These Rugs can be supplied in a wide range of sizes and are very reliable for hard wear. See the full range at DGERS PHONE 13m WHAKATANE THE STRAND. THE RELIABLE HOME FURNISHING SPECIALISTS.

SLIPPERS. All sizes and colours. Prices as low as 7/3 pair at Bridgers Footwear Dept. GALVANISED Short Link Chain in sizes 3/16", 1/4' l/2' ? and 5/8" at Cutlers Hardware Ltd., C. L. Hudson, Proprietor, Phone" 80.

SAYINGS 1. WHAT MONEY FALLS DUE FOR REPAYMENT ON 30th JUNE, 1946 AND MAY BE WITHDRAWN WITHIN THREE MONTHS? All sums invested in National Savings Accounts up to 30th June, 1944, with interest to 30th June, 1946. 2. WHAT ARE THE REPAYMENT OPTIONS? (a) Money (the whole or any portion) may be withdrawn. (b) Money (the whole or any portion) may be transferred to a Post Office Savings Bank Account or to a Trustee Savings Bank Account. (c) Money (the whole or any portion) may be reinvested at 3 per cent, in National Savings for a further term of two years from 30th June, 1946. (d) Money (the whole or any portion) may be left where it is and it will remain invested at 3 per cent, and will again become due for repayment on 30th June, 1947. (e) Investors may exercise any combination of the above options. 3. WHAT PERIOD IS ALLOWED FOR DECISION? The repayment options may be exercised at any time from 30th June to 30th September, 1946. The second repayment of National Savings falls due on 30th JUNE, 1946, and the following is published for the guidance of investors. 4. WHAT PROCEDURE IS NECESSARY? For withdrawal, transfer or reinvestment for two years, take your passbook to your nearest Post Office or your Trustee Savings Bank and complete the special form available at those offices. 5. WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU TAKE NO , ACTION? Your money will remain invested in National Savings at 3 per cent, and will again become due for repayment on 30th June, 1947. NOTE: f. The foregoing does not relate to National Savings Bonds. These mature 5 years from date of issue and may be redeemed when due, at any Post Office. 2. Ail National Savings Accounts with the Post Office are centralised in Wellington, and allowance should be made for this fact when lodging applications for withdrawal with your local Post Office.