AND MONEY. NEW ZEALAND HAS THE MEN and they have proved themselves equal to the world's best and bravest soldiers. NEW ZEALAND HAS THE MONEY, without it we could not provide for the men. Both are needed to win the War. You must, however, put your money into action, and each help according to his means. ENABLE ALL TO DO THIS. _ yon can buy a £7 f For £6 10s youcanbu y a £lO For ££s you can buy a £? fQQ Repayable in TEN Years. Certificate. Certificate. Certificate. For £g £BO you can buy a you can buy a you can buy a £lO Repayable in FIVE Years. For those of small means there will also be issued POST OFFICE WAR BONDS bearing interest payable half-yearly at FIVE PER CENT, por annum. These will be for £IOO each, and the revenue from them will not be free of income-tax You Help Your Country You Help Yourself and by doing so you will materially HELP TO BEAT the enemy. The men are fighting and id camp. Place the necessary money in the Treasury to pay clothe, and feed them, and provide all munitions necessary. The Post Office will accept custody of the Certificates free of all charge. I am telying on eve*y man, woman, and child to do theit best. & JOSEPH GEORGEIWARD, Minis ter&of|Fmance. Wellington, 15th August, 1917.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 24 August 1917, Page 1
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366Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 24 August 1917, Page 1
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