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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29797, 13 April 1962, Page 14

c igr LOOK for the boule with the white heart label. f J.D.K.Z. is unfortunately not a,W3 y s available, <3sjfr T yMyifc v’X but so much appreciated 3EM wl * ““■ ■ • BmJ Jfell Ow A Very '™ fl Important Customer begins a busy day / ; • P BaB| W| You’d never suspect it but young Peter up there is one of ||||| ®| the most important customers we have, for the National Bank of New Zealand is a familiar part of his life already. j’ fliß gg Ms Last birthday, his father began an interest bearing deposit account for him and now he makes a regular trip to the t. MHMHHHB Bank with Dad to put more money into this special deposit. And the occasional cash gift goes in, too. It can r JjL -siO al! earn as much as 5i% a year and will help to give him i a good start when the day comes along to open a Cheque fyffist wig Account. An interest bearing deposit account makes youngsters J: savings-minded anr, while they’re young. Ask your local National Bank branch about it for ywr boy or girl, today. L' s ■■ ySjFiii Interest 3 months to under S months 8% per annum ' ,of t months to under 12 months 2j% per annum fc : amounts I Jg||Oa|| of IS 12 months to under 2« months 3j% per annum i gy jMg! and upwards 2 * months St% per annum SOUA G R E E N Gm OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED jyUHIIC Vlil Cetabilah«d 1872 MORE THAN NO BRANCHES AND ABENCIES THROUBHOUT NEW ZEALAND

. • —-I|||| - *-**-*®BB, •• -«»A. ) fflB.A/...y.... SfjSjß • •- - •'■ SUB •*•-> -• --•*■ — si?isi?Ms’’>? A '.••■e' '■ ■• r „_ : ''' dBM -• vIB _T~.Z’Z~'' wRnO" ' s "'** , ' v ~ v " ' lllSn SH flßfl ~ ■" ®F\X- - ; JKQL-M-.z • » ----■■ aMMre* r: ; llt - -gryrai k*? “"WW ' -' x ~ w ~ MH -X3» M ' BKg|| jg -M- ■£•> >:-' jflMrejjflgSgMß 'j a< "• s ‘ , jlBK*- '** F '■*' l 8 |l | 1 k. 'jf a mBHH ■K* J* Jr -??!WS3WS ■ w ' WIH ■K . Wfe, - W& % ; -“w The odds are against him going far Do you happen to know his chances of primary, technical and university educations and by any becoming a lawyer? Or a skilled tradesman? They’re other suitable means. The Foundation needs your dim. He’s one of a family of nine children. Two are assistance. at work. Aged fifteen and seventeen. He is seven. Bright—by any standards. Nothing says hell want to As little as ten shillings from you now be a lawyer when he grows up—but the point is, his would help the Foundation in its long-term plan. Already chances are remote even if he wants it Because he will over £250,000 has been raised by Government grant, fee) he must go to work at fifteen, just as his elder donations from business firms and through contributions brothers did. to help his family. of Maori organisations, but much more is needed. By donating at least 10 - a vear vou become a Contributing Unless you (whether you’re Maori Member of the Foundation. A donation of £2O or more or pakeha) do something to help the Maori to enti,iw >«* to Life Memberslnp. Give generously, equal opportune as well as equal rights. 6.650 Maori Whclher > ou re Maon or t«keba-help the Maori take children will conunue to lease school each year before his r| g htful P lac£ in our community. thev have obtained run mum educational qualifications tor apprenticesh'p or higher education. The Maon Edu- §Hst; cation Foundation (an independent statutory authority jointly managed by Maori and European trustees) plans ~ to change that by the award of scholarships for postSUPPORT LOCAL FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES OF THE MAORI EDUCATION FOUNDATION All contributions from 3d. to £lO,OOO will be greatly appreciated by your local fund raising organisation. Please make all monies payable to: Maori Education Foundation. Post your contribution to the following address: CHRISTCHI'RCH: Maori Affairs Dept- Private Bag, Christchurch; or Maori Affairs Dept, Public Trust Building. Oxford Terrace. Christchurch. «7«