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jm. — - _ Yesterday’s interest rate was f/i TRUST BANK , n/ wr CANTERBURY J • * > ■ US MEANS WHAT IT SAYS I . For forther details phone "A- •A™ per annum toll free (03) 663-993 On deposits of $20,000 or over. ■ TBCOII9 ■ 1 A CO py o f £h e registered prospectus can be obtained from any branch of TYust Bank Canterbury Limited

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