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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 23 January 1939, Page 10

®E m I A TRY OVALTINE FREE ! Send name and address together with 2d. in stamp* to the New Zealand Agents, Sa Intend St Spraggon Ltd., Dept. R , P.O. Box 662, Wellington, when a free sample will be sent to you. N23J6 Sold by mil Chemists and Stores t in three sizes. The large siz* is the most economical. Manufactured it A. Wander Ltd., London.

M'.£IOO for your Child's EDUCATION How A.M.P. Industrial Policies lighten parents' problems GOOD health is sure ground on which to build a child’s future. A sound school education puts in foundation, but it is the , specialised knowledge acquired later that is the passport to a child’s success. Money is needed for this advanced training. You can ensure that it will be available for your child by taking out an A.M.P. Industrial Policy under which the premiums will be collected at your home each week. In October, 1918, a parent assured the life of his son. then aged two years, under the Society’s Industrial Table K2O. The policy provided for payment of £76 plus Bonuses at the expiration of 20 years, in return for a weekly premium of 1/6. The policy matured last month, when £IOO/3/* was paid over by the Society. This amount included £22/3/* as Bonus additions, and represented more than 26 per cent, over and above the total premiums paid. Had the parent invested 3/- a week, the amount would have been £2OO/6/-. What of YOUR children? Talk it over with the next A.M.P. representative who calls. You can rely on him as you can rely on the Society, which is the Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire. EMSTOi THE LARGEST MUTUAL LB* OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE: Elt.Ui.krd I(4*. (Incorporate ta Aaatralia). Head Offics far New Zeslaad : Cutsakssse Qlay, Wellington W. T. IKIN, Miaagsr. Nelson District Manager; L McHAItDY, P.O. Dux lit.

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