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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3185, 21 October 1942, Page 7

1 AMICUS Claws IN RE INCCRTA .1 ESTABLISHED 1849. Men and W omen whose names are never heard A Nation's strength is the sum total of all the strength, and all the weaknesses, of all the people: the total of their virtues and their shortcomings,- their resolution and their indifference. So the test of useful citizenship in War time (as, indeed; at any time) is this: that a man shall add to the nation's strength rather than to its weakness. The A.M.P. Society takes, a humble pride in the fact that, over the years, its members (who own it) have so built up its strength that it has been able to put £6,000,000 into N.Z. Govt. Loans and £45,000,000 into Commonwealth Loans, i and will go week by week, putting in ; more and more. i This strength is the work of men and : women of all walks of life; men and ; women whose names are never heard. A.M.P. SOCIEIY j A sure friend in uncertain times. i THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE. Assets: £120,000,000. Established 1849. (Incorporated in Australia.) W. T. I KIN, Manager for New Zealand. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Branches in the Capital and Principal Cities of the Commonwealth and New Zealand. i.’ . • 1.-•-' — 1 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 BQX 14 KEEP RAILWAY WAGGONS ON THE GO CO-OPERATION OF SHEEP FARMERS REQUESTED. During the wool season the Railways Department would appreciate the co-operation of sheep farmers and all consignors; they can render valuable assistance by loading railway waggons promptly and to full capacity and-by regulating consignments during the rush period. Every foot of space in every waggon counts! Don’t wdste it! 'See that every waggon carries a full load and works full time. WAGGONS MUST NOT IDLE — HURRY THEM ALONG.