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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1933, Page 3

V ; : "v V. • £ i ’1 : i" AND “USEFUL, TOD” WE n . : - ’ HOT WATER AT 11 a.m. HOT WATER AT 8 p.m.—HOT WATER ANY OLO TIME, & PLENTY OF IT! A-f', NO STOKING FOR THE SATURDAY NIGHT WEEKLY !!! ' S; 'l- ; HOW IS IT DONE, YOU ASK? ANSWER:—INS T AL AN ELECTRIC- HOT WATER SYSTEPd, AND THEN j?j‘FORGET ABOUT IT IT WOR KS AUTOMATICALLY—NO FUSSING ;/HaND WORRY—JUST TURN THE TAP, AND LOOK OUT YOU DON’T '/SCALD YOUR HANDS. USEFUL! WE SHOULD SAY SO. /'• .>:• ' 'vM ,-V‘! i, h A. C\f) ctric ,hy.':

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-vs. v:. ri .[ ~t —rr-rv 1,1 —rr— — t :- r ; / ture friend in uncertain timet :• . ■,"'. j >vvv' ! tr: ..■ • ■ : 3Hi ill iliiil llil H «S»KS ii my futurei worths 9 MAN can go to the nearest A.M.P. office arid, by investing at the rate of only a few shillings a week, make sure that his child will receive £2OO, plus bonuses, on reaching 21 years of age. Is there any man, in work, unable tq make, that provision for , his child ? There are many ways in which a man can provide for his children through the A.M.P. It is impossible to detail them in a few words in this advertisement. The wise father (or mother) will send for the Society’s booklet, "Your Children’s Future,” or will ask the nearest A.M.P. representative to call, and learn all about them. i ♦ a OFFICES AND AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION