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ASK YOURSELF BEFORE YOU TRAVEL ; | "IS MY JOURNEY REALLY NECESSARY?" J I Whether the holiday you are contemplating I I cannot be arranged without involving long train | I journeys is a question which you alone, can an- | P swer . . . , But answer it conscientiously, with | I your eyes on the Fighting Fronts and with the ( i needs of the Armed Forces in your mind. Re- | J member that transportation to-day is too vital { f to be squandered upon unnecessary long-distance { ( railway journeys and that in NOT travelling you | J will be helping the Nation. ( | Needless Travel Complicates Our War Effort. j . >i. - I^B'!,ATIOX makes th& & staasßller A CONDITION of inflation may give a pretence of prosperity but, unless checked, it leads inevitably to suffering. . "From the day win en the spendable money in the hands of the people began to exceed the volume of goods and services they could speifd it on, inflation began, that is to say, prices began to rise (despite control) and the purchasing power of the £ "became smaller and smaller. .All the people suffer under inflation, and particularly — (1) The thrifty, i.e, those who have their savings in cash. Savings Banks, National War Savings, War Loans, and Life Assurance. (2) Civil Servants, clerks, teachers, and all on fixed salaries and wages. (3) Th*a*ed who are living on the proceeds of investments or on pensions. (4) Owners of houses who rely on the income from them for their livalihood. The only way to check the suffering, the only way to maintain the purchasing power of the £, is for everyone to spend less, and to put more money into Na'donai War Savings and Life .Assurance. It may seem a contradiction, but it is the cold truth. . A.M.P. 'SOCIETYj. "Security through Co-operation" £ the largest mutuax urc gf»* set m twe empire Established 164* (Incorporated in Aus:r«lr>. T IKIIN, Manager for New Zealand, Head Office tor New Zealand CU>t~ )Sr QUAY WELLINGTON! 8 Hamilton District .Manager: W. H. D. COLTIWIAN.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 28, 26 November 1943, Page 7
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379Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 28, 26 November 1943, Page 7
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