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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 204, 29 August 1916, Page 1

THE SALE OF WAR LOAN CERTIFICATES WILL GONTINUE FOR SOME TIME Help to Win the War ■ * Our Gallant Soldiers Need Munitions, Food and Clothing, and to procure these the State Needs Money. Few in New Zealand are too Poop to Help in the Way Now Provided. HmrE HAVE YOU TWICE, THRICE OR TEN TIMES THAT SUM? then You Can Help! 16*- SIXTEEN SHILLINGS 16& £8 EIGHT POUNDS STERUNC £8 You Can Buy a War Loan Certificate Valusd at AND You Can Buy a War Loan Certificate Valued at £1 ONE POUND STERLING £1 £lO TEN POUNDS STERLING £lO Payable to Bearer in Five Years. Payable to Bearer in Five Years. Payable to Bearer in Five Years. Repayment is Guaranteed by the State Under Act of Parliament. You Can Help to Win the War and Help Yourself too, for You Receive Compound Interest on, your money at Four and a-half per cent. , ALL HAVE A DUTY IN THIS MATTER. Buy as Many War Certificates as You Can at Once. AT LEAST BUY ONE. The Postmaster at any Money Order Office will give you all particulars, and hand you Certificates in Exchange for Cash Wellington, N.Z., August sth, 1916. JOSEPH GEORGE WARD, Minister of Finance.

[Www/' Bigger Profit from The Farmer cannot hope for Bigger Profits from his farming except where his selling representative makes —m special feature of Fair, Straight Dealing; -"has every convenience for the Storing and Display of the Farmer's Produce; —makes Quick Sales to the best buyers; —and Pays Immediately following sale. That means Bigger Profit for the farmer, and the selling representative who can get that profit for you is J. JONES, AUCTIONEER of Farm Produce, Fruit, Poultry, and Pigs VICTORIA and LORNE STREETS, AUCKLAND Ett.blitb.il 33ftu» Pen accommodation for 2,000 bead oi Poultry P. D. JONES Auctioneer