B UILDERS OF NEW % EALAND 2 che Tirst; eteamshihs H.AS: Driver (1846) was the first sceam" Propelled vessel to reach New Zealand direct from England: Five years later the "Governor Wynyard the first steamship built in NZ,, Was launched ac Auckland: The illustration shows an early paddle Steamer at Port Chalmers. The development of New Zealand has been linked inseparably with ships and the sea_~in earlier days by the picturesque old sailing ships, and later by the faster steamships which replaced them. Long before the almost total eclipse of sailing vessels on our sea lanes, the Govern ment Life Insurance Department was founded: This great institution, too, has been inseparably linked with the growth of our country For over seventy-five years the Government Life' has taken pride in the fact that its Life Assurance service is specially fitted to the individual needs of New Zealanders_ Insure with the #OVEINMENT The Pioneer LFE New Zealand Office INSURANCE Established _ 1869 DEPARTMENT 25
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 335, 23 November 1945, Page 14
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160Page 14 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 335, 23 November 1945, Page 14
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