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Press, Volume C, Issue 29672, 16 November 1961, Page 20

Ji NCR Technical Service Following th* roeant amouneemaht mode byThaNottaiot Ca * h Co®j»any(NZ) Limited regarding the futw* sale of National Accounting Machines, the Company Q wishes to advise that from Ist January, 1962, complete I** Technical Service facilities and maintenance will be [ available from It far all National Accounting Machines in addition to such -services already provided far Cash Registers dhd Adding Machines. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. COMPANY (N.Z.) LTD. HEAD OFFICE F.O. BOX 491 WE LONGTON s.!•< eed T««b<ic«l Cwrirm ArMflwUt Nt* ZmlsmL

88 At every age -in all walks of life succeeds tßlikplt! avfc Look around you. There are people you know, some close to you, some merely acquaintances who have done remarkable things by developing a healthy attitude towards money. Remarkable, because their incomes \ haven’t been large. But by gaining sensible saving habits early, ' A they never seem to want too long for the things that make life more full, more satisfying. Fortunately for our country, jnost New Zealanders were born that way. You’ve only got to look at the progress that’s been made in a hundred years. Today we enjoy a standard of living higher than most. This kind 1 of life didn’t come from a wasteful nation. It came from a nation with an inbred sense of how to use money wisely. Chances are, you yourself i are such a person - whether you’re a teenager who’s saving for quality sports equipment, a young adult who knows that frittering money away won’t finance a home. Or getting on in years, passing on valuable advice where it’s needed, and proving yourself to be a shining example. It’s a good thing to keep up this way of life. Good for the country because it helps us all grow together. Good for you because money sense means assets, security, independence, happiness. ISSUED BY THE NEW ZEALAND SAVINGS COMMITTEE.