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When our consultants are talking Insurance, you'll understand every word. At SIMU, you’ll have our The result - SIMU policies are undivided attention. very reasonably-priced... it all helps Our experienced consultants on staff today, aren’t just form-fillers or policy-processors. So when it comes to insurance, ■ They’ll listen. Advise. And take we’re talking your language at SIMU. all the time in the world to explain W W our policies to you. ■ And you’ll understand every word, J because they’re written in everyday official ’to'- j® la ( nS w?ve even taken the hassle out W-, , our Painless Payment Plan allows Latimer Riccarton 488-331 ‘, payment of your insurance premiums Square Ph 793-600 Papanui 50-081 - by instalment. .City Central 792-986 Ashburton Ph 5743 t What could be easier? New Brighton 887-142 g g v And because we’re a mutual company it 49 f lm ZZ ' 1 there are no shareholders. No dividends. && **™*J%& IS v * ? Zr/ZM - So a " revenue is used f° r the benefit 4 X , jp' <®Sr Z-. / P°' ic Z holders. B/Mrl * > - F " 845269

Think about it this way... CHRISTMAS HOU DAYS ARE GETTING MORE EXPENSIVE EVERY YEAR... BURGLARS SEE TO THAT! /wjETI ,ts not -i ust y° ur ares and accommodation that must be considered when you are taking a holiday... it's what you leave behind. Your house. Your possessions. Your whole way of life is wrapped up in that home and those items. When you leave for a wel * earned break at Christmas, or anytime for that matter, you leave them at risk. ' *" Burglars work through the holidays! •*' One house in 36 was burgled last year in New Zealand. Not all at Christmas of % ‘ course, but a big percentage. ZUMA f What do you do about it? pWJ ' Well you certainly don't leave Christmas presents for any burglar who wants to t> xA * pick them up! Make your home as secure as you can and then insure it plus all your nSXSsT • az belongings. Talk to your Insurance Company or your nearest Insurance Inquiry \ AYvnc • *A If you already have insurance, then make sure it is adequate. You will never be able to replace items of sentimental value but you will ■ I'l ! Z be able to protect your property. Up to replacement value. Vr 7/ And the premiums, when you think about it, are probably '7 / only the price of a good night out. You have the good night out... not the burglar! /C Get yourself the security, the confidence and y° u will ■■ ■ ~ ■ < ■■■■■■ , . ' t . ■. A i J Qllie Insurance Council of New Zealand Inc '