Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32037, 11 July 1969, Page 8

Record bonus boost in Centennial Year BONUSES TOTALLING OVER $12400000 WERE ADDED 10 government life POLICIES THIS YEAR DON’T ENVY THEM-JOIN THEM! Government Life is New Zealand’s own mutual office and distributes all its profits to its L A full century of service to New Zealanders SERVICB BUYING SELLING IW EARLY extra Information it pays to road and use •• • J WI "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS . DIAL 50-199 j. ITS Wist TO ADVHTIM IN THE MORNING.

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