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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LX, Issue 15, 24 February 1939, Page 4

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS mHE FAMILY of the late JOHN LUDEMANN gratefully acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and iloral tributes received in their recent bereavement. They specially thank Drs Hunt and Cattell and Nurses Simpson, Warren, and Scott for untiring attention. mHE FAMILY of the late MRS -*- H. S. CHAPPELL are deeply grateful for letters, telegrams, and personal expressions of sympathy and for floral tributes received in their recent bereavement. ■ BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. FIVE NEW YEAR THOUGHTS FOR YOUNG MEN SAVING MONEY— An A.M.P. Policy puts a brake on the temptation to spend, and makes saving systematic, easy and convenient. EFFECT ON FUTURE— A young man can map out and build upon a definite financial future. IMPROVEMENT OF CREDIT— Credit is essential to business progress; an A.M.P. Policy helps Credit. DEPENDABLE INVESTMENT— Life insurance frees the holder from the danger of unwise investment, substituting definite . guarantees. PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST— A strong argument for possessing an A.M.P. Policy early, it win never be so cheap again. Consult HUGH S. HOBBS District Agent for the A.M.P. Society in Ellesmere, Springs, Selwyn, Malvern and Tawera. Address: Guardian Office, Leeston, or A.M.P., Christchurch-