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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 23, 12 November 1943, Page 8

The most efficient worker is the man who lives in a healthy, happy home, and that describes the great majority of New ~11 fffi fir Zealanders. Policy-holders of the A.M.P. Society have I W jJj h played a big part in providing finance for home building in this Dominion. From the collective premium payments Tp £4,587,323 is invested in private mortgages. The result: — more and better housing for New Zealand workers. In pre-war days many important developments in this country were assisted by A.M.P. policy-holders' funds — over £9,000,000 being now invested in Municipal Securities as well as many millions in Government Stocks. The A.M.P. Society takes a natural pride in the fact that, over the years, its members (who own it) have so built up its strength that it now (1943) has nearly £18,000,000 invested in New Zealand and Local Government Loans. In addition it has placed at the Government's disposal for War purposes over £3,000,000 pounds in New Zealand. The Society has now (1943) lent over £51,000,000 to the Australian and New Zealand Governments and is adding to this total about £500,000 every month. A IMI P SOCIETY Hhl fIBBB # 88$ ▼ HraraS $ fflHßi © " A sure friend in uncertain rimes" THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE JN THE EMPIRE Established 1849 (!n.:orporaced fn Australia) W. T. IKIN, Manager for New Zealand. Head Office for Now Zealand: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.