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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 7

The Northern Co-operative Terminating Building Society Notice is hereby given that the SEVENTTFIRST APPROPRIATION MEETING •will he held in the OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY, 108-9-10-11. VICTORIA ARCADE, on THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. 1930, eomtnen.ing at 7.30 p.m., when the following Appropriations will be allotted: QROUP —Sale by Tender QROUP g S*. T,n„. r £ g oo G“ w IQ-*"' hy T ' ud " £BOO QUOUP JJ-5... Tend.p ggQQ G roup 13 B o £BOO G RODP 15 Salebp T ' Dd " £BOO G ROUP I6 B ‘ £BOO G ROCP I7 Ba £BOO £6400 Under Rule 46 Members will require to make their shares “FINANCIAL*’ by pay ing all subscriptions due before 5 p.m. on MONDAY. JANUARY 27, 1930. NEW GROUP. NEW SHARES. Shares are available all the time and immediately on joining your subscriptions payments may be commenced and you become entitled to participate in the full benefits without any -waiting or delay. MORTGAGES. Consult the Society before rearranging your Mortgage or building your Home. The Society is happy at all times to giro you information about this splendid system of borrowing. Fullest information available at- the Offices of the Society, 108 9-10-11. VICTORIA ARCADE (First Floor), corner Queen Street and Sliortland Street. City. PHONE 41-579. F.O. BOX 645. • The Northern Co-operative Terminating Building Society Hundreds of Auckland Homes are Protected and Beautified with Crescent Lead and Zinc Paint ALL SHADES PROCURABLE. 17s per gallon. J. OATES, For Paint Value j UPPER SYMONDS STREET. PLAYER ROLL LIBRARY. Join today, and have plenty of nutate for Xmas. Country Clients supplied. Make Inquiries. MISS MOORE, 168 Queen Street, Auckland. (opp. H.M. Theatre).

Did we ever wear such things ? vJ m t vmm m wsrasi nmmw 'ilOT <j u (J^f •r •M From a 1913 De Reszke advertisement It's a disturbing thought that in 1939 wp may be laughing at the fashions of this year of grace just as we now do at the fashions of ten or fifteen years ago. Never mind. We shall still have our beloved De Reszke cigarettes, and they will still be the perfect aristocrats they were in those days when woman’s legs were hidden from the vulgar gaze. It is to be hoped that, whatever Government is in power in 1939, it will still be made possible to sell De Reszkes at their present popular price of 10 for 9d. DE RESZKE Virginias 'lvory*-tipped or plain 10 for 9 d Twenty for one-and-six £.'• MILLHOFF AND CO. LTD., 86 PICCADILLY, LONDON,