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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 56, 16 March 1943, Page 7

( N FARMERS! Just arrived a HEAVY CANVAS BOOT with thick cleated rubber soles, just like ordinary gum boots We recommend this boot for cowshed wear. • ■ • < THE STRAND WHAKATANE J*~ = | •." • 4 •f j| ESTABLISHED 1849 A mewing cat Is never a mouser ® IT is the up-and-doing man who makes a good citizen. In times of Peace, when the world is building up its 4 | prosperity, the useful citizen is the one who works and I conserves, so that he and his race may have strength to ft ' • f withstand the difficult days that are sure to lie ahead. i " jl When comes, he does not shirk or whine — "a mewing | cat is never a mouser " — but he puts on uniform, or works overtime in field or factory to support the forces with the \ sinews of war. His reserves of character and of funds go I to make Jthe Nation's strength. I ' $ Already the members of the A.M.P. Society — out of their % carefully conserved savings for Life Assurance — have ■{ _ loaned the New Zealand and Australian Governments over 4 • .... £51,000,000. They will go on increasing this contribution, if necessary, to the tune of about £500,000 a month, until | Victory is won. I f A.M.P. SOCIETY S ■i A. smt friend in mcertain times. \ THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE $' ■' Established 1849. (Incorporated in Australia) t Head Office for N.Z.: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. W. T. JLKJLN, Manages for New Zealand. \ fc I '9 © * ' Hamilton District Manager, W. H. COLTMAN. <c • ■■■