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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3150, 29 July 1942, Page 7

Z-.’jiP your n I ii*®r family’s may look rosy Lj now—you have a good job, at a good salary—in other words. . Ji —you’re set. But are you gamb- | 11 1 11 ling on things always being so? " Wwtfl W For instance, what provision have you made for your family's future, in the event of you being taken away? It can happen, you know! The A.M.P. is organized and exists to meet just such ; cases. Send the coupon below for a free booklet A'hich tells you how to make your family’s future secure — free of financial stress and worry. » * I fIM / A ® ■< fl fl Head Office,for New Zealand: I as k j QB Customhouse Quay, Wellington. / fl | 1 fl W. T. IKIN, I fl * ■ fl Manager for New Zealand. mbmi ■■■ Maan ~i»11 The Service & Information ■ Dept., A.M.P. Society* I P.O. Box 1464, I eUington ‘ ■ Please send me without cost or obligation, your folder entitled ■ j " Life Assurance as a Business asset and as a Family Asset.” I 1 | | NAME ■■ - J I ■ -I 4 • ■ - 1 HAMILTON DISTRICT MANAGER: W. H. D. COLTMAN.

KAPOC QUILTS A SMALL CONSIGNMENT TO HAND Colours: Vieu Rose and Green Plain colours only in Hailstone Taffeta, Single Bed Size, 27/3. Double Bed Size, 31/6. We are fortunate in securing these lovely Quilts as Kapoc is now unprocurable WE ADVISE YOU TO BUY EARLY! A. COURT & SON PHONE 27 THAMES BOX 14

RAILWAY WAGGONS & TARPAULINS HELP THEM DO FULL DUTY. Faster production means faster transport, In the Country’s all-out war effort the strait? upon our national transport system becomes greater and greater. Every loaded waggon standing idle —- every consignment lying unclaimed in goods sheds — means inconvenience or delay, somewhere. The Railways are life-lines between farms, factories and our fighting forces. There must'be no delay. . Quick release of waggons and careful handling of tarpaulins are ways of showing that you’re not indifferent to YOUR responsibility. A DELAYED WAGGON RETARDS OUR WAR EFFORT.