Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4677, 8 February 1945, Page 1

WEALTH t« divide up national plan of benefits can, by itself, provide adequate security for the individual. Additional provision against the misfortunes of life (and for comfort in old .age) must be made by the citizen himself The majority of people do make such provision Through the A.M.P. Society tens of thousands of New Zealanc families are engaged in building up their own security. They see that if we are to raise our national standard of living there must be a greater production of Wealth. They are engaged in producing their share of this wealth, and, through their A.M.P. policies, in tucking away a part of their share, so that they will have a measure of financial security when they stand in need of it. In addition, these families are helping the Nation in its hour of need. Out of their conserved savings, the members of the A.M.P. have lent the Government of New Zealand over £10,000,000 and £60,000,000 to tile Australian Commonwealth Government, and are putting £500,000 into War Loans every month W> SOCIETY sol V aaga <ij Bala <S A sure friend in uncertain times" THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE iN THE EMPIRE Established 1549. (Incorporated in Australia) Head Office for N 2 • CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.' W. T. IKIN, Manaeer for New Zealand’ J © DUNEDIN ACTING DISTRICT MANAGER : W. A SCOTT

Biverhsad The Smoke that made New Zealand Famous / ~" ~~i •'* \ •••-. .;S : -~*rsSf o B & fairs' m i : ;- 1# , ~vn G2> o *-V Roll your own tobacco g/jj a 2oZ. Carton Cigarettes - - - g d for 1Q cork tipped or plain TOASTED, LESS NICOTINE THIS GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY PACKET: NO SORE THROAT NO COUGH HUGH & C.K.NEILL LTD. OPTICIANS 198 GEORGE STREET DUNEDIN TELEPHONE 13 - I 56