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Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1931, Page 3

•Success is a. compound of courage and luck ; •ft’he one who can “stick it” will never V ! 'V be stuck. Success- is* for - those who can smile and sit tight In moments of danger when others take fright. . Success makes success j it inspires and insists. There’s always success for the one who insists. (Success is assured, treating colds we endure, .. . When taking ,Great Peppermint Cure. .

/POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK RETURNS. For the quarter ended 30th June, ‘1931; Post Office Savings-bank deposits totalled £5,823,822, and withdrawals £6,778,983, making an excess of withdrawals over deposits of £955,161. In comparison with these figures deposits ' for the quarter ended 30th June, 1930, amounted to £6,720/232 and withdrawals £7,828,772—an excess of withdrawals of £1,108,540. For the year ended 30th June, .1931, rdCposits totalled £23,635,158, and ji'.pd thdrawals’/ £27, 013, 548 —an excess of /withdrawals;' over depositsof £3,378,390.. The comparative figures for the previous year ended 30th June. 1930. were—Deposits, £27,829,671, and withdrawals. £30.323,352, being an excess of/ withdrawals totalling £2,493,681. ■/The quarterly figures for 1931 thus ' show 1 decreases of £896,4.30 and. £1i049,- „ 783 ’in deposits and withdrawals respectively as compared with the figures j*.,for,th e. of £4,194;513 and £3,309,§pCf4. occurred ; in the of deposits fjesfiect i v£l y /Jof-1 h e 'ended' ,30tli" June, 1931, as compared with those for the year ended 30tb June, 1930. The estimated balance at the credit || of depositors at the 30th June, 1931, \ including, estimated interest, was £47,- " 153.386, which compared with £48,777,951 at the corresponding date in the previous year.

r -7;r - ■' ■ ?•' U ,'S? ; Everybody likes apple pie -biit not every woman can spare the tune to make it. Fether-Flake has simplified the making of perfect puff pastry. Thousands of women use .it regularly, not -only for convenience, but for the quality of the pastry it makes. M* ? ■ TUNNEL Maay.ti ' people whs hav* vi' Mi: T* r mud*' pastry before art ■ utiaf Fttlier-Flake. A -ftw/dt'yiQt know that& with an apple pita'tdi hee»M*ry to uat a pit fiianel i* order, the tteara. '-to eicape, the pastry Majr-h. M InserJ'ijtne pie : j fpanel- in the fiddle .. of the disl^,andjjjpuncf- tur.e the criVtt as in illustration. V 'life C ’ : - It’s so simple with Fether-Flake—-just roll out, cut to shape, then bake. (t n d. per lb. One pound is ample for a large apple pie. ADAMS Ltd. HOKITIKA,