ADVERTISING MEMOS.

North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17170, 29 March 1927, Page 2

ADVERTISING MEMOS.

j The Railway Department adverlise ,. in this issue particulars of Holiday Excursion Fares in connec- ! tion with the Eastcr liolidaj's, 1927. { Mr Basil Smith has resumed I coaching at the new Golf Links. 1 Clubs are made to order and repairs ] neatly executQd. I The Returned Soldiers' euchre tournament will be held in thp Lyric Hall to-morrow night at 8 o'clock. Prizes are advertised in this issue. As the.end of the linancial year is approaching, subscribers to the Plunket Society are asked io kindly pay their annual subscriptions to Mr McDouall, National Bank, or to the Plunket Nurse. All country treasurers of the Plunket Society are asked to pay their quotas by March 31 to Mr McDouall, National Bapk, Oamaru. Justices of the Pe|ice in the Jury District of Oamaru |re notified that they are requested io attend a meeSing in the Court House at 1 p.ra. on Friday next for the purpose of revising the district jury list. For winter reading try J. T. Adams' Circulating libraries. Thames Street shop near Eden Street; Teea Street, opposite St. Liike's Church. All latest novels included. The best and cheapest reading in Oamaru. Threepence per hook. Coker Bros invite inquiries for the cost of painting motor cars. You will be sufprised how low it is and instead of going on with your car not doing you credit you will save a few pounds by having it made like new. Enquiries will cost you nothing. It will give ycu added pleasure when out for a drive. Coker Bros, new premises, Eden street, behind Commerical buildings. Tomato season. — Jackson's, next Post Office will supply vou with the best qualities; only the hothouse stocked at present at the lowest possible prices, also stone fruits. The ' refreshment department serves fruit salad and cream from 9d a dish, fruit sundaes and ice cream drinks. We dispense A.l heverages, Three-course suhstan Li al % dipner served daily, price.ls ud. The Rendezvous (next Post Office). Actual facts are tht oniy. thlngs worth considering in connectior. wftfe life insurance and the followIng instance proves that everyone contemplating making this provL sior for the future would be foolish to du anythipg, definite until he has consulted Mr" H. F. Maude, the IoorI agent for the .M.P. Society. This is the cojnpany which. gives results. Here is the instance (one pf thou- ! sands equally as sound). Whole-life ; Policy, Table A: age at entry 15, in j force lii years at December 31st j 1924; Policy No. 436380; Originai | sum insured"£1000, Bonus Additions 1 to December, 1923, £289 16s; Bonus for one year £33 16s. Total premiums paid in £240. How is that for results? £240 paid in preroiums against £323 12s credited in Revi?lonary Bonuses for the same period Also insured the whole time for £1000 xip to £1325 12s. No company can beat thic. See Mr Maude at once.