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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 207, 1 September 1944, Page 6

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NEVER MIND THE MILLIONS m s H/Mf, 760 7 A 4m. *« Yes, millions are needed to pay the price of Victory—but never mind about that. Ask yourself: What is my share? What can I lend to try and match the valour and endurance of our fighting men? Think of the soldier charging boldly into battle, a target for bombs and shells—think of the airman defying death daily to back the attack think of the sailor keeping the dangerous sea-lanes open in all weathers— then decide how you can support the Victory Loan. Surely, the most you can lend is the least you can do. Study your bank account squeeze your pockets—lnvest more than ever before. SACK TMW ATTACK/ _ -Get Into the _ Victory Loan > ► 3 WAYS TO INVEST 1 15th Feb., 1949-50. 3% Stock, repayable 15th Feb., 1955.58. A Trustee Investment Prospectus and Application 33% National War Sav. ings. Deposits from 1/- to £IOOO. Repayable 30th