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Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1935, Page 2

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mm That interview brought HER £683 A LL A.M.P. Counsellor* can tell interesting stories of the, way their advice to housewives has turned out. Here is one: , .. “I had persuaded a young- married woman to invest in in A.M.P.' Industrial Policy that called for the invest,nent of tvto shillings a week; a policy to create a little nest-egg for herself, as she put it. One day, when I called, she told, me that her husband had been made foreman of his factory, so I told her that he ought to invest in- a £SOO policy on his own life. She persuaded him to do so. That was in 1921 when the husband was 26. fie died a month or two ago. and (so good had the ■ bonuses been)"' she received £OB3 from that policy. As a matter of fact, the husband,had added two other small policies, but 7 felt, when I heard of his death, that that interview had Ip-ought her £(183. That talk over the front gate had made all the difference to her future.” When an A.M..P. Counsellor calls, listen to what he has to say. He represents the largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire. Ills advice may mean your future security, ft mav mean the difference between.comfort, and poverty. V *rc*ssci6-rv Largest Mutual Life Office , 1 in the Empire e GBEYMOUTH DISTRICT M NAGER; W. H. D. COLTMAN.