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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 5, 1 May 1939, Page 6

Shootists ! YOU ARE AWARE THAT THE SHOOTING SEASON IS ABOUT TO RE-OPEN BRINGING WITH IT AN ANTICIPATION OF EXCITEMENT, GOOD HUNTING AND FULL BAGS. M YOU HAVE YOUR PET GUN, BUT YOU WILL REQUIRE AMMUNITION. YOU WILL BE PLEASED TO KNOW THAT WE ARE STOCKING Winchester Super Speed (U.S.A.) Spartan (English) , C.A.C. (n.z j Ammunition IF YOU ALSO REQUIRE A GUN WE CAN HONESTLY RECOMMEND OUR PRESENT STOGKS, THOSE REPRESENTING TH£ BEST IN THEIR CLASS. Savage (Over and under) Savage (Single barrel) Belgium (Double and single) FOR ALL SPORTING GOODS CUTLERS HARDWARE Ltd. Box Phone 80 I ; You can ffjßttli|| always ijl . rely on [II Ml V HIGHLANDER * the safe MILK Copyright A 906 ' ■ "l* MY CUSTOMERS "! AT the height of the drought in Eastern Australia (hap- j pily now broken) a certain storekeeper went to the y Manager of the A.M.P. Branch in his town and arranged for a loan of £1,500 on his policies. He was able j, . to obtain the loan because his policies were ample and in V good order, and he got the money at once. - "This drought has hit my customers very hard," said the storekeeper. "Most of them are up to their eyes in trouble. I must stand by them if I can, and let them have their foodstuffs, anyhow. When the drought breaks they'll pay up. On the other hand if I couldn't keep going, I'd have to go broke: the old A.M.P. has saved me." , - The A.M.P. man said to him: "You've saved yourself. You have 'JpT built up a reserve in your policies. Like all reserves, it is there to be used in time of trouble. I congratulate you on your good management. When you have finished with the money, bring it back and we'll go on building it up as a further reserve for you." - Isn't there a hint in that story for other storekeepers, aye, and for all men? There's an A.M.P. office near YOU! Get in touch with it! J&" , THE LARGEST MUTUAL LffE OFFICE IN THE Head Office far New Zeahad: CuitoaAow Qaay, Wetlingtoa. Ij| T.