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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3099, 25 March 1942, Page 7

Ik EVERY I HORSE, i EVERY . COW ’ I EVERY. , I XTOU have the privilege today oi being able to assure your family’s | ******** future happiness. This happiness will naturally depend on OWNERSHIP—i inheritance of your estate INTACT — I TMTA CT without having to sacrifice assets to j llv 1 xIV obtain the CASH to meet death duties, iffiA outstanding debts, mortgages, fees, TO etc. THE AMP. SOCIETY has prepared a comprehensive plan of Life Assurance which ensures ample cash being available for such emergencies. FAMILY ; \ /wilful X, . 11 ”/l f l L-<x .1 L lIH I J Head Office for New Zealand: I I B jf £ I® Customhouse Quay, Wellington. ' w. t. ikin, Manager for New Zealand. ■■•■ Ml MH HM MM« I The Service & Information fi | Dept./AM.P. Society. g ■ P.O. Box 1464, | 1 Wellington. ■ | Please send me, without cost or obligation, your free literature giving details of policies for Farmers. | NAR4E £ | | ■ ADDRESS... . fTTTtT - fIITT -. tfr . t , t|rlW i ttlrlMWM>> «ott-T TT-r ..■.^......Hi..inimniHimiminHiiiHiiHHUiinn«m»n» | iH | ”« t 1 * j HAMILTON DISTRICT MANAGER: W. H. D. COLTMAN. A CHALLENGE TO RAIL FREIGHTERS To move munitions, to distribute food, to transport coal, to despatch essentials , overseas and to clear imported goods . . .To do all this without delay, New Zealand needs many extra railway waggons. They can’t all be built immediately but they can be found — by you! HOW? —By tightening up your organisation in order to get a quicker turnround of waggons you use, by reducing delays between arrival and unloading; by contacting the men on the job; by planning; by improvising; by fearless unorthodoxy if needs be — But you must act now! WORK FOR QUICKER TURNROUND. SPEED UP LOADING AND UNLOADING