I m I mm I vM m. m I t ’ER husband, she told her father, was not assured. They had no savings. She had never thought about what might happen to her if he were to die. “You get him to see the A.M.P., her father said. Get him to do it straight away. Get him to take out an A.M.P. policy for at least £SOO. He can do it for a few shillings a week. A policy of £I,OOO would be better still.' With that done you won’t have a worry in the world.” "Get him to see the A.M.P.” That is sound advice. The A.M.P. is the largest Mutual Life office in the Empire. On an average one family in every two in Australia and New Zealand is protected in some measure through the A.M.P. The Society has £106.000,000 of assets and is as strong as the nation itself. Last year it issued new policies totalling £27.000,000! The A.M.P. grows from strength to strength because it serves a great human need: it makes the family secure. The Society will be glad to send an experienced adviser to discuss this "great human, need" with any couple. A word to the nearest A.M.P. office will bring him. Write or 'phone to-day. TKE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE. Established 1849. (Incorporated in Australia), Bead Office tor New Zealand : Cultamhoase Qaay, Wellington. W. T. HUN. Manager, GREYMOUTH DISTRICT MANAGER, D. MURSELL
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1937, Page 8
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