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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 35, 22 December 1944, Page 6

In normal times the Prudent T| lp PVM&P>nt Citizen goes on adding to his I SIC? ST B Life Assurance as the growth of a m his income permits, but in times bltlZeH of War the Nation has first call on his new savings. Having ar§1 ranged adequate protection for u his Family (a prime duty for every citizen) he puts all his ADA I I | ij lit current savings into War Loans and National War Savings, and does it gratefully, and with both hands. Of course the man whose family is noi protected by Life Assurance needs to see that it is: when he has paid the initial premium that assures that protection, the rest of what he can save should then go into National War Savings j and War Loans. In both ways he help 3 in strengthening the Nation, for the members of the A.M.P., out of their con- / jfiL \ served savings, have lent the Govern- *» f IkflPliiLa f <*> ment of New Zealand over £10,000,000; js* and £60,000,000 to the Australian Corn1 monwealth Government; and are putting £600,000 into War Loans every month. IIfSOCIETY SBh3 skSSII® mKtV Bm&Js ® if&im "A sum friend in uncertain times" THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFJCE JN3 THE EMPSR3 Established 1£49. (Incorporated in Australia) Head Office for N.Z.: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. W. T. IKIN. Manager for New ZeaianH 16 HAMILTON DISTRICT OFFICE: W. I. Mzmzyer, DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE: J. E. WRIGHT, 238 Devenpori jload, Taurangq, Phone 222,