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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1938, Page 18 (Supplement)

*' n the very best spirit, I wish you-the best always!" WHEN the life is topped at I length, and age face* the unknown, H how reassuring to be greeted with the warm hand-clasp of financial lecurityl B A little modest effort in the days when I youth and manhood il'IH »u«tenanrc, will ensure an old age free from / the hardships, the anxieties and the peril* of poverty. H Um the PRUDENTIAL PLAIN — devised I by the Empire's greatest assurance tut ion — and let the present take care of the THE PRUDENTIAL has a policy •very need — any age, any any I TOTAL CLAIMS PAID EXCEED llfLp** »/j/ £ 5 45 000000 mod needed The PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE OOMRANY Uft IMCOUOHATSO IN INOLAND Auckland Branch: DINGWALL BUILDINGS, 87-89 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 282 VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON.

/itaE HEALTH GIVER / _ -SUPREME Winter ills ruin the health and ■BUIUSIIQI happiness of thousands of homes. Don't let the cold weather catch the children, or any member of your family, unprepared—this year, or any other year. Forge a shield of vital protective health — with LANE'S EMULSION—the sweat MPMRHPni safeguard against weakening infection. INFUIINZA a/o and 4/9 EST ~~ sfe I4ISO,

Safe Shifts for Furniture by Rail A Popular Service During the year ended 31 st March the household removals by rail totalled 1231—an increase of 260 in 12 months. The shifts for private persons were 72 per cent, of that tally. Complete expert removals of furniture from one town to another, including packing from one house to replacing in the other. Full information obtainable from any Stationmaster, Business Agent o<- District Manager.