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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 85, 4 January 1935, Page 14

I Saved £l-6-10 on this Year’s Motor Insurance ' I “Wish I’d known about the N.I.M.U. before. A saving n.i.m.u. for stability •" like that every year amounts to something. And I’m and ‘“’"“f,- Asse,s more than just a cash saving to the good. I’ve a far bership over 20,000, •, * wider coverage now than I could get elsewhere — plus ™ a d nd™T ly n.l’m.u MB a more liberal service and extra rebates. If I were aB you I’d see the N.I.M.U. about your own savings to-day.” H“Lal.' S M,dica“exf4n- Hfe /&. „ -1® ses paid uh to £26*s*o S KB FSB (other companies pay 'JH ■SuH An A Mufl ▲ BLJtiH only £10*10). Partial ®S.-. y disablement £5OO < ■■ W £250). Total -d North Island Motor Union Mutual Insurance Company disablement •. ,t (Owned by the Policy Holders) ' (usual only £500). *-1 Head Office: Wellington—Branches and Agencies throughout North Island

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