A Fortune at 50 for £lO down EVERY man can have a FORTUNE at 50 if he will follow a simple A.M.P. plan that hundreds of thousands are following; a big fortune or a little one, just as he chooses. By putting £lO/19/11 down and undertaking to pay £lO/19/11 every half-year, a man of 20 next birthday can arrange that £7OO, plus bonuses, shall be available to him when he gets to 50. Taking past experience as a guide, that £7OO should have grown to £1,176 with bonuses: a certain fortune of £1,176 instead of a dream; and of course, should he die before 50 the money, with accrued bonuses, will be paid where his Will directs—even if he die within three or four years. Worth while? Hundreds of thousands KNOW IT IS. What of it, reader? Are YOU planning, through the A.M.P., to make your 4 reams come true? The A.M.P. is the largest Mutual Life office in the Empire. It belongs absolutely to its members. An average of one family in two in Australia and New Zealand enjoys its membership and privileges. It has over £100,000,000 of assets with which to back up its policies. A man can t lose when he plans his fortune through the A.M.P. Ring or write to the nearest A.M.P. office and GET IN ON THIS CERTAINTY. t *- Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire Established 1849. , (Incorporated in Australia), Bas'Office hr New Zealesd: CurtomhouM Qlay, Wellingtoe. W. T. IKIN, Manajer. New Plymouth District Manager— MR. E. E. STEVENS. Or 1 " O< *~>O' ">O< ' >O< Or" -~>Oc » O< , .J O< >O< ■>O<. ■■ >O< >O< > O< > O<■. o For expert and carefully considered advice, consult— Q J. R. MURCH, ! f| New Business Representative, Taranaki District A.M.P. o © Society, P.O. Box 87, ’Phones 273 and 433 M, N.P. jj Stratford P.O. Box 134. g >n< >n< >n< >n< >n< >n< >o< >O< •GOSH/ KEEW FIT ON • • * „ BO URN VILLE Win that extra energy by always making milk intO'Bournville Cocoa. It increases tits energy-giving power by 45% I Bournviile is a man’s drink, rich and satisfying, invigorating and delicious. Win that extra energy by taking Bournville—often I * nt WU XPVS USJFOET soe TOII»PMNBU>T UP KPJO UIF DPDPPVC MFSHVP °* 5X> A PSOPUCT Of TH4 CUtAMOAT A HiLLSj-PSEPABtD BY FUMING k CCt. com.
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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 336, 18 January 1937, Page 7
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385Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 336, 18 January 1937, Page 7
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