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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 9, 6 October 1919, Page 7

i FINANCIAL. HELP.TO PAY THE GRATUITIES . .£5 PAID YEARLY IP YOU'ABE 27, NEAREST BIRTHDAY, WILL PAY FOR A AVAR LOAN POLICY, PAYABLE TO YOURSELF IN 19 YEARS; WITH BONUSES, OR TO YOUR ■ HEIRS IF YOU DIE PREVIOUSLY. THIS POLICY MEANS' THAT THE NATIONAL MUTUAL PAYS ON YOUR BEHALF ; £100 INTO THE WAR LOAN. ■ ' APPLY BEFORE OCTOBER 8. H. H. THOMPSON, . INTRODUCER TO N.Z. OF THE AVAR LOAN INSURANCE IDEA, 100 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, ' ' WELLINGTON. '■ P.O. BOX 1505. 'PHONE 187.

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