Why not have more ASSURANCE? THE bud with a modest income often wonders what he can do to make his future secure; how to invest his spare shillings to best advantage. The well-to-do business man can tell him. Usually he can exhibit *•*«*•! A.M.P. policies that have grown steadily through the years. Here are two examples:— The first of these was effected in 1887; the second in 1889. They are typical of policies held by hundreds of thousands of A.M.P. members who are partners in “one of the greatest financial institutions in the with assets of £90,000,000. Every wife should know that the money her husband puts into A.M.P. policies is an investment in her interest, and the best investobtainable. It is not an expense, but an investment in happiness. A.M.P. SOCIETY •SSfiS? HEAD OFFICE: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. toflices arid. Agents throughout the Dominion, Send ffcy copy of INVESTINCin HAPPINESS ded fi rs>e to any a<
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 14, 5 January 1934, Page 8
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