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Uken You die. WiLL YOUR FaMiLY HAVE THE READY CASH TO MEET DeATH DUTIES ? Today, more than ever before, when present day life demands So much; it is essential that adequate provision be made for the future: Wise men appreciate the necessity, and, in greater numbers are taking advantage of the special Death Duty Stock provision offered by Government Loans. With Death Duty Stock you can face the future calmly in the knowledge that your family will not have to sell valuable assets to meet charges on your estate. Death Duty Stock in the 1957 Government Loan is like "cash in the bank' when needed most and yet till maturity earns interest up to 41% per annum. On your death, Death Duty Stock will be accepted at par in pay- ment of Death Duties, Income Tax and Social Security charges YOUR BEST INVESTMENT Cash on short term deposit or at call; usually earns only modest rate of interest: You get up to 43%, however, on Death Duty Stock: It can also be easily realised: It can be converted to Ordinary Stock at any time and sold: Provide for your dependants now and get top interest of up to 48% on your investment. 43% 12 year term 43% 6 year term 41% 3 year term Apply at once to any Bank, Post Office 05 Sharebroker. INTEREST UP TO 43 NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT PROCRESS LOAN 820,000,000 RB23.7

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 933, 28 June 1957, Page 21

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Page 21 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 933, 28 June 1957, Page 21

Page 21 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 933, 28 June 1957, Page 21

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