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Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1921, Page 4

pARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LIMITED. Registered Office Hawera. Authorised Capital .... £500,000 Subscribed Capital .... £260,000 Paid-up Capital £115,000 Uncalled Capital .£145,000 KEEP YOUR MONEY IN TARANAKI! And help develop the Province by placing your money with the Farmers’ Co-op., vzho will accept amounts of £5O and upwards, at the following rate-n and terms: g Per Cent, for 5 years. Per Cent, for 4 years. (The Society retaining the right to repay at the end of 3 years.) Per Cent, for 3 years. Per Cent, for 2 years, g Per Cent, for 1 year. Money will be received Free of Exchange at any of onr , Branches.

BANKS’ FIXED DEPOSIT RATES. rpilE following rates of interest are now paid by the BANKS IN NEW ZEALAND on FIXED DEPOSITS:— 3 months 3J per cent. 6 months 3| per cent. 12 months 4 per cent. 24 months 4{- per cent. Note: The existing Moratorium does NOT apply to Bank deposits.

A BRIGHT IDEA. —Here’s a way to dispel —Winter’s drear gloom, • —And make your home cheerful —By using Texaco —“Light-of-the-Age” Kerosene, —Known and appreciated in New Zealand —Thirty years ago! —The best you can get to-day! —Gives a bright effulgent light —That dominates the night —And ensures always —Generous dividends of —Brilliant white illumination —That’s really the very beet —ln the world! —All Storekeepers sell —Texaco “Light-of-the-Age.” —Wholesale: Goldingham and Beckett, Palmerston North. Got wet through! Wore damp boots! Cold settling on my chest, feel miserableThis is the experience of many. There is nothing that gives more speedy relief tiian full doses of “Nazol.” It is quite aagical in ita effect.