“Bank Investments that assure a good return, are best.” Countrywide Bank offers you the security of a Registered Bank plus all the flexibility you need. "1 If you like to have your money as close as a telephone call while still earning a high money LIIVII I tU Ul ■ tH YESTERDAY S INVESTORLINE market interest rate, Investor Line is the answer on (09) 399402 or (09) 775450 Toll Free. MONEY MARKET RATE But if you’d prefer to put your money away for some future need, Countrywide Bank offers fl L nz n a a range of competitive term deposits - just call into any Countrywide Bank branch and ask 7fl ■■■ vu 1 .A. about their term investment options. ' v _ JI 1 Either way, contact Countrywide Bank for the Bank investment that best suits your needs. "■■■lDA I I" f II \|k lfc V I ■ f U CALL RAnk FOR *l2 MONTHS $25,000+ i——— Minimum Deposit $5,000 1990 OFFICIAL BANK ' A Registered Prospectus (relating to Countrywide Bank's Debt Securities) may be obtained from any branch of Countrywide Bank in New Zealand
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