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Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1933, Page 3

LADIES' UNDERWEAR VESTS, hemmed neck and arms, N. S. 1/6 VESTS, hemmed neck and arms, N.S. (a favourite) 0.5.,2/6. , VESTS, lace inset, N.S. 2/9, S.S. 2/11 .VESTS, interlock, \N.S.W: 2/9, O.f. 3/- ' - VESTS, interlock, S.S., W. & O.S, 3/9 .VESTS, coloured silk emb.j N.S. 2/6 VESTS, opera top in coloured silk, 3/3 VESTS, locknit, in various shades 5/6 VESTS, all wool, S.S., 2/11 and ,4/3 FLEECY LINED KNICKERS, all cclours, W., 1/6, 0.5.,1/1! LOCKNIT KNICKERS, all colours, S.W and W. 3/6 INTERLOCK KNICKERS, V/., 0.5., and X.O.S. 3/- t FLEECY LINED ART SILK KNICKERS/ W. 4/11, O.S. 6/3. LOCKNIT KNICKERS, W. 5/6, O.S. 6/3 ; v /■ FLEECY LINED KNICKERS W. 2/9, O.S. 3/3, X.O.S 3/9 COLOURED FUJI SILK KNICKERS 2/3. FUJI SILK KNICKERS W. and O.S. 2/11 COTTON FUJI KNICKERS W. 2/-, O.S. 2/3, X.O.S. CHILDREN’S FLEECY LINED KNICKERS in. Colours. ALSO A LINE OF BABY’S WOOLLEN JACKETS at 2/G and Hats at !/•• THE ECONOMIC CASH WHERE THE MONEY GOES FARTHEST. P.O. BOX 86. REVELL STREET, ’ HOKITIiIA; Agents for C. Taylor and Co., the expert Dry cieaners and Dyer*.

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Don't Worry about their Future ... v. FOR IT! .iC.-iW xvki * fA tv% r J LIFE ASSURANCE U the only, thing dthat: , can buy on time payment, that .Ji'is wife .and youngsters don’t go on paying for, after his death. A man can ;buy a.sun of money i from, t(ie A.-M.P.j4pij-delivery.when he is 45, 50,, or 60, years of.age, or soften hie dies. .- lie can plan'to, havej tfie money./for his pwn use at a certain age, or for; his family’s ufein.the eyent of his early death. Immediately he, lV dies, all JnstalmettU .cease, and the sum is paid over. It is ; a great plan. , •. Take an actual case : A. certain man married iti.. 1892. '.-ffe . met his responsibility to his bride by investing a pound'd week {£sß/16/8 a year to be exact) in time' payrneti( ;pttrchase of £2,000 'tof.be delivered after his death. Had .he died immediately afterwards, the £2,000 would. have been paid; that is the wonderful’thing about life assurance. But he didn’t die for many years, and. that policy .provided. proteftipn.. for, his wife and. peace of. mind, for himself over a long' period. He lived a happy, care-free life until:recently, wh'eri his .wife, ton, and'daughter, received the £2,000, plusSi 7 82?. jjlrbo#ussf, making - £3,829 in all. • • , Hadn’t you better find out how little it will cost . you to . make a suitable purchase under this, plan? 9 Offices ~ and Agents /tHroughojut tbe Dominion.