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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1937, Page 5

CERTIFICATES of Good Character SOMETIMES a plain; family man will coin a phrase so full of meaning that it deserves headlines in the newspapers: a phrase worthy to serve as a; beacon light to others. . This is just what James Ayer Bradley did one,morning as he opened ,his mail at breakfast. ; A daughter asked him why he sat smiling, at some r documents he had taken from an envelope. ' , . ■ "These are my certificates of good character," he said. Excellent. They were four A.M.P. policies, in his. name. Certificates of good'character; evidence that he had made provision for the future; proof that he had been wise and provident; signs that he had faced lip to''his duty to his wife and family. . ; Mr; Bradley became a member of the Society -.vhen he was 19. when he took out his first policy for £200. If he were to die to-morrow hia family would receive £516 from that policy alone. Mr. Bradley took out a policy for £600 at 29 (it has now grown to £1,315); • another for :£SOO at 40 (it has nqw grown to £849) ; and a fourth for £1,000 at 42 (now grown to £1,679). A total of £2,300 has. grown to £4,359. Certificates of his good character, as he says; and certificates of the great usefulness or hia A.M.P. membership. . The Society will be glad, to send an experienced adviser to talk this matter over with you if you say the word. It is for you to become as happy about your AIM.P. policies as is Mr. Bradley. S^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVwS^^i^u^EsiP^iii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiivß THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE. Eitablitked 1849. \ (lM.rt.r«t«l i» A«.tr«lU). Head Office for New Zetland: Coitomhraie Quy, Wdlmjton. W. T. IKIN, Muajir.

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