US I 11 I IHI Bl I "ix THE BIG, NEW J J SAVINGS B 9k ACCOUNT Starting this month New Zealand Permanent 9 W introduces the 8% Savings Account Now, here's a shares account that can be used for regular or periodic |9 savings or a lump sum investment that pays 8%. ll|[ In addition there's a convenient pass-book to record your savings and WK Rw make it easy for you to make withdrawals on request. i new Zealand permanent A building society AH A ... where it all adds up S Christchurch: 165 Hereford Street, Telephone 69-703 & 67-912, P.O. Box 1682. Timaru: 181 Stafford Street, Telephone 89-302 & 840-137, P.O. Box 87. Gisborne: 60 Peel Street, Telephone 6822, P.O. Box 60. - Dunedin: 9 Moray Place, Telephone 88-837, P.O. Box 627. South Dunedin: 169 King Edward Street, Telephone 53-629. Auckland: O'Conneil H.ouia t O‘C? mel! Street,Telephone 362-065.
Not just at Christmas-but all year round. Inter-Island travel for all seasons v MILS • —4 // | I ) x . Inter-Island Rail Ferries Making New Zealand One Country
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