WA year after the National Savings m scheme started there were 245,000 M National Savers and each had an H average of under £14 to his or her H credit in a savings account or in If bonds. Today there are nearly M half a million and the average has M risen to £66. 1 # Spl jfpß hsl 11 The thirty million pounds in llpa ||@| §1 National Savings is a huge finanITji |fjl || cial dam that keeps a flood of If money in check ... a flood that || could swamp us because there 11 Hi 11 m aren t goods it can buy. lyi w §1 So the National Savers that loyally I j a H paid in that thirty million — and If are investing every pay-day— WW% I|j | !~1 If JF have done a mighty fine job in 5B S 1 wjl 1i ■ financing the War and keeping « I New Zealand financially strong. IlOw W || But the interesting part is —that .a be 11 few of these people who saved, Ha risgsK gM If simply because it was their duty, fiß 3il I ever dreamed their savings would SlllvwS 11 mount as they've done. They |§ didn't expect a duty to pay such high 11 dividends! I # H There it is .. . £66, on the averII age, for post-war buying. But, if M you've never been a National H Saver, it's only £66 you might H have had. It's not too late to start, Il by any means. The need for Il saving is as great as ever. Why 11 not open your 3% National War Savings Account now? W5.63.1J OFFER TWO OUTSTANDING BARGAINS SOYS' NAVY GABARDINE OVERCOATS Smart navy Gabardine Overcoats, made of a heavyweight wool mixture gabardine. Well cut and finished. Half lined with Italian cloth. Belted style. An ideal coat for all schoolboys. Sizes 5 fo 10 NOW ALL /*• Usual Prices — *° 95/3 ONE PRICE LADIES' CHECK MOLLETON DRESSING GOWNS Showing in a range of smart checks, these Gowns are made of a superior English Molleton cloth. Shades: Maroon, Saxe, 'Sizes: „ - _ Blue, Almond, Green. S.W., W., 0.5., X.O.S. 9 LAY-BY FOR FUTURE! Ashley's A.B.C. Stores Ltd., Karangahape Road P.O. BOX 8, NEWTON train mmf #5 • ■„ ;/// X —I for the IbTESTINGTIME li. I ahead/ JISf Your youngsters will take every hurdle of winter in their stride if you start their training NOW. Stamina must be f&W built up slowly and steadily. There no short cut. But there is a sure and lasting way with HEXACOD. Hexacod (Y is new! Hexacod is different! A few drops each day V of this pleasant-to-take vitaliser acts like summer sunshine. Six times the strength of cod liver .oil, Hexacod HH builds up resistance to winter — and keeps it up I //•/ everywhere. f f 4- HEXACOD I OIL CONTAINING^VITAMINS As.D Prepared in the laboratories of R. GREENWELL LTD. Beaumont Street, Auckland. TovriT § active service Bovril is being supplied to the wartime conditions, you may find difficulty in obtaining Bovril in your district, b "^ up^ e S m bg r be renewed as soon as possible. In the that Bovril is highly concentrated, so use what you have wi economy. A little can be made to go a long way. BOVRIL PUTS BEEF JNTO YOU
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 84, 10 April 1945, Page 7
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