REGULAR SAVINGS mean no money worries In every family the time comes when income tax has to be paid, when instalments on the house fall due and when reminder notes about insurance premiums afrive: Then there are the sudden emergencies that call for immediate cash: Without savings to meet them, such demands assume nightmare proportions: Confidence in the future and contentment in the present await the man who regularly keeps a part of his wages in reserve and for the housewife who saves an amount each week: For children who have learnt the habit of saving, the years ahead are bright: By making savings a part of your everyday life you can ensure for youf family the happiness you want for them, the hap- piness that springs only from freedom from money worry. Banish care by making regular savings in any of the following Thrift CLUBS BUILDinG SOCIETIES Post Office SAVINGS BANKS Trustee SAVINGS BANKS NATIONAL SAVINGS Life INSURANCE security starts with saving ISSUED BY THE NEW ZEALAND SAVINGS COMMITTEE SAVIRGS Dsrok BARE WeLINGTOR 9928997 Rrian
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 923, 18 April 1957, Page 27
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176Page 27 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 923, 18 April 1957, Page 27
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