Page 33 Advertisement 2

New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 40, 29 March 1940, Page 33

Was he a member of the AMP.?" The first thought when a man's death is reported of 8 friend 8 death ePpcara Nonce:_ Was be a member of the AMP ? F other Bords} Has he lekt hia wife and children enough_ money On whicb to live in reasonable comfort Or will they have to fend for themselves ? Recently the proprietor of a suburban newsagency died: He appeared to have been in no more than a modest way of buginess, and friends thought that hie family might be faced with difficulties. As a fact, he bad long a80 arrenged with the AMP that oD ais death: (1) 8200 would be available to clean dP any debta be mighe leave; (2) 8600 would be available 6 Pay 01 mortgage o0 b8 cottage; (3 ) 225 a month would be paid to his widow until 1948, whes the youngest child would be 18 ; (4) from 1948 onwardg, until her death; 83 weok woald 68 paid to his widow. Through the A.MP. you could mako bomo each arrangement Ask the nea rest AM.P office to send a representative to talk the matter over with you: Your need may be larger or smaller than this newsagent" 8 Whatever it is, let tho Society lift the rebpongibility from your shoulders. Ask to-day: AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE Established 1849 (Incorporated in Australia ) Head Office for New Zealandt Customhouse Quzy, Wellington. W. T IKIN, Manazer. THIS coupol RearestAMP: t0 )your " age and 4 Fill in Guzai=: 'Onice ' NAME BORN _ ADDREsS PDST Post