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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 19, 1 August 1949, Page 6

STURDY AND WELL DESIGNED TO MEET THE MOST FASTIDIOUS REQUIREMENTS. Dive Crescent, Tauranga. Valley Road, Whakatane.

MR. FARMER! KEEP YOUK STOCK AND YOUR BANK ACCOUNT In a healthy condition by using MARSTA MINERAL STOCK LICK IT IS GOOD FOR CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS. ORDERS MAY BE LEFT WITH HALL & STEWART PHONE 136 m EDGECUMBE

#oo°* ‘HMSTBATOR \ Proved 100% efficient by tests and approbation from all over New Zealand, the Elastrator is unequalled in the safe castration and docking of lambs. Calves 3 to 5 months old can also be castrated by this method, with no ill after-effects. Prices: Elastrator in nickel finish with 25 rubbers and instructions, £3/5/-. Elastrator rubbers, box of approx. 400, £1; packets of 100, 5/6 each. Liilii 35 Albert St., Auckland. Brance Office P.O. Box 57, Whakatane, Phone 25.

m AMP SOeiETYS TABLE MORTGAGE SYSTEM HOW DOES IT OPERATE? A fixed half-yearly payment is made which includes both principal repayment and interest. The loan thus grad- / ually reduces and is repaid entirely at the end of 25 years. WHAT DOES ST COST? An annual payment of £65-6-8 will completely repay a loan of £IOOO in 25 years. The total commitment for both principal and interest, is thus approximately 6J% of the amount borrowed. HOW DOES A LOAN OF £IOOO REDUCE? Amount owing after .5 years have elapsed £875 »* »» ii 10 »» i> ii 719 *» ti n I® „ „ „ 528 »* »» »» 20 »» »» n 292 » »» »> 25 ~ „ I, Repaid in full CAN INTEREST RATE BE INCREASED? No —interest remains at 4£% throughout the whole term of 25 years. CAN ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS BE REPAID? Yes. Up to a maximum of £2OO per £IOOO of the original loan may be repaid each year. The borrower would then have the option of paying a reduced instalment or the original instalment for a shorter period. H.M.P. SOCIETY f (Incorporated in Australia) FOR FARM FINANCE » GENEROUS ADVANCES - EASY PAYMENTS YOUR NEAREST OFFICE - VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON . A. E. Carrington—District Manager. N. C. Crazier— Manager for New Zealand.