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Grey River Argus, 19 May 1944, Page 2

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jI n s I *Mlg • M?. M lr Here’s when your Savings become due for REPAYMENT “The money is lent,” said the Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Peter Fraser, speaking of National War Savings, “by the people in large and small amounts freely and willingly to assist the country in its hour of need and no more sacred trust exists than to see that this money is repaid with interest as promised.” Below are set out the dates when various repayments are due, NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Investments made from the 10th October, 1940 NATIONAL up to 30th June, 1943 are repayable on 30th WAR SAVINGS June, 1945. Investments made during the period Ist July, BONDS 1943 to 30th June, 1944 are repayable on the p„ , 30th June, 1946. Purchase pnees £l, £lO Investments made during the period Ist July, repayable 5 -rz- 1944 to 30th June, 1945 are repayable on 30th years from the da to Keep on June , 1947 . pulchaBe . ° f investing “ - 3WATIONAI/►SAVINGS. ...... ' . .. . ' 1