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' ■ ill'.;' - wvvv a ■■ *W9 # '.fi'yiw* Which Kiwi company gives the greatest return on your investment? Hard to pick isn’t it? W f These are all hugely successfull Kiwi companies. __J - feSSSSSS®" IRr ~ They all made millions in profit last year. ggfIWMF And, naturally, if you’d bought shares, i you too would have reaped big rewards from a piece Last year $10,954,360 worth of beer was exported Of £p[o action. from New Zealand. Steitdager, as well as being . . „ u , . , ~, f QAV That is if you d known when to buy and when to . noted the worlds best lager, was responsible Jor 94% of those exports. sell. Which is why we’ve formed the National Pacific Kiwi Trust. So that any Kiwi with $l2OO or more can cash in on .' the extraordinary success of our best home grown companies. And without the research, paperwork and worry, can y even back some of The more promising up and comers. The National Pacific Corporation is, itself, one ' "". / :'.r.'A^. •'•- If you’d invested $l2OO in Brierley shares in 1961, that °f New Zealands top 40 listed companies. By $l2OO would now be worth in excess of $lO.B million I. . I •. p .-I dollars. (Assuming all rights and options had been ;? -W' pooling your money with that of other mves- taken u P ) ' y tors The National Pacific Kiwi Trust is ab le + ~ Agk -'f? X compete on equal footing with the biggest investors in the country. Enabling you to take advantage of op- g portunities usually available only to those in the know (T T fn ym w mS fi^ S Wy , f feel , t , s h . gh time you made on these | for frozen peas and canned beans. Now Watties $BOO million a year company and has diversified to such great KiWi SUCCOSS StorfeS, mail this COUpOU nOW. Or phone • . Fletcher Challenge has the distinction of being the first an extent it even packages peanuts. ~ , , , ’ . ‘ ' . f the nearest oftice on a number listed below. New Zealand company to make an annual profit in By return mail you’ll receive a prospectus outlining excess of $2OO million, rhe production of wood alone . , in 1986 netted $61.8 million in profit. the advantages of investing the National Pacific Kiwi Trust. 1j,,, y ear Progressive Enterprises Ltd netted $645 million ,'77/W Because now for little outlay and even less / / ■ ■ 10 k now y oli>re making a profit out of all the money risk, you too can be made in New Zealand. you spend on household goods? .zgß Up 1 Jfd ‘3H® — N,YHQ?WLBmnc J 1 |&rwi “ < I ■MySpf ■99 1 'YES, I would like your investment | 8 A l experts to pick the winners for me. | || / \ Please rush me, without obligation, a — i M / \ • Prospectus and further information on the Kiwi Trust. liulliß 1111 111 1111 > M " I Name I Illi'f J| B | Address — | Hln April l!>S6 ,l,e IVellesley | rrXT>TS C ””’ H “ N,t ”'"' I jpw Corporation was worth $2B | THE i JQ I i NATIONAL PACIFIC || KIWI TRUST I r ' atE ‘ at < POST TO: NATIONAL PACIFIC FUNDS LIMITED • FREEPOST 276 • DUNEDIN Ol» NOTE: APPLICATIONS CAN ONLY PROCEED ON THE FORM ENCLOSED IN THE PROSPECTUS, DATED 25 SEPTEMBER 1987 ■ • - J, TO CONTACT YOUR NEAREST OFFIC^OFNAT lONAL INSURANCE OR TRUSTEES EXECUTORS FOR A PROSPECTUS, TELEPHONE AUCKLAND (09) WELLINGTON (04) 737-684, CHRISTCHURCH (03) 68-339, DUNEDIIjj (024) 779-446.. |