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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 371, 27 February 1937, Page 4

OF PROFITS | TO POLICYHOLDERS n The Conversion of present Fire I | Rebates into permanent rate reductions ...and ... B n addition, a new Bonus out of I |i| Profits applicable to all Policies falling due during the twelve I months commencing Ist December. I 1936. - I The .mount of bonus credited to Meh Policy will be shown © ® n ex f*' r y notices end constitutes a further saving in Z2 1 U -4 the cost of'Fire Insurance to Policyholders of the Office. j ~ BRANCHES ANO AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION. I V

S EASTER I 5 is just around the | ■ corner; better take | a a walk to our | | shop and select a a the materia) for Your || Easter Sait | g We’ll make the suit I I ”to measure up” | | , to, and beyond, g 8 J- j your ideas of ■ ■ STYLE & VALUE. | | iiD. R. Turnbull I! I 3 Ladies & Gent’s Tailor I I | ] STRATFORD. ’Phone 449. | | I g

i.ium.iiWt ♦Borough Status for Opunake. j Th© result of the special poll yesI terday will raise Opunake from the • status of a town board to that of a | borough. Keen interest was evinced , in the polling, and despite unfavour- | able weather 229 votes were cast — 'lBl for the proposal, 43 against, with ! 5 informal.

I ' Opposed to Amalgamation That the counties and boroughs of North Taranaki are definitely opposed , to any amalgamation of those bodies | was shown at a meeting of delegates ' from the Clifton, Inglewood and Tara- ; naki counties and the Inglewood and {Waitara boroughs at New Plymouth yesterday.

Toko Cull-Cow Drive. A cull-cow drive, to enable farmers to dispose of unpayable animals , Io the best advantage and at the same time to rid the industry of non-produc- ■ live cows, will possibly be held at I Toko within the next tew weeks. Members of the Farmers’ Union at a branch meeting on Thursday night favoured the idea in view of unsatisfactory sales of animals no longer wanted. The matter was deferred [ for a. month to enable all farmers in- ‘ terdsted to cooperate.