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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1933, Page 2

Buy out a Knitting Factory V *• .Stock foC Cash. 600 Ladies’ All Wool Jumpers and Cardigans! ■ TO BE SOLD IN TEN DAYS. r' ; FACTORY PRICES CUT IN HALF SEE OUR DISPLAY IN THREE WINDOWS SCHRODER’S FOR :

/X VA A V. A s»?. m V' i AW! m i V as MPPf ¥ i i Bargains Galore h CLEARING SALE NO MM IiUIL-SilNfi,J,!,! : Hurry,* as Prices Have Turned the Corner ■ , '• .1 •. v - .--'iv f, R. P.O, BOX 86/ •-•V V-s>-‘i • s- • • RE VEIL HOKITIKA OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL BANK. AGENTS For C?TAYLOR and Co., the Expert Dry Cleaners & Dyers.

m 1 m THIS young husband is endtlesd- to be lighthearted. He is "playing the game” fairly and * squarely by his wife and boy. He is providing them with comfort according to his means, and he is insured for £I,OOO in the A.M.P. He took out one policy for £SOO when he married, and , another when the boy was born. These call for an investment of only a few shillings a week. Should anything happen.’ to him his wife will have £I,OOO, plus bonuses, andj many an A.M.P. policy has doubted its value with bonuses before it was claimed. There isn’t a better way of saving money in all the world. The Society is the largest mutual life office in the Empire, and every member’s policy is backed by £90,000,000 worth of assets. r Ask the nearest A.M.P. Office or officer what you will need to invest to earn that peace of mind that comes with an A.M.P. policy. te- V. OFFICES AND AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION