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Wairarapa Age, 11 February 1927, Page 4

A SATISFIED POLICY-HOLDER. In 1896 Mr. ‘‘X. ” taok out a policy with the “A.M.P.” for £2OO, to draw at age of 50 or previous death. In 1911, after having paid £93 17s 4d, he ceased paying premiums. In 1912 he cashed his bonuses, amounting to £45 2s. Since that date his policy was kept in force by the “A.M.P.” In February, 1926, his policy ma■kired, when he was handed a cheque for £99 ss. He was so delighted that he took another policy. A.M.P. SOCIETY. Far full information consult A. M. SANSON, A.M.P. Agent, Masterton. H. J. FRANCIS, District Manager.

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