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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21518, 15 June 1933, Page 17

n " T m vi--1 ;^ite li m A M %% - .-■ i *-. ■.- •. §1 «/ PRUDENTIAL If you could be always with him he would be to insure for his wife and children a future adventure, whether he lives or dies. This can best be achieved by the Prudential following benefits in the event of the death Prudential Heritage Policy Benefits: In the Event of Death within 20 year* 1. An immediate payment to meet inovitable expenses; 2. A weekly payment, quarterly in advance, for the remainder of the 20 years; then 3. Balance of the sum assured in cash; 4. Surgical and nursing fees, without extra premium (for policies of £I.OOO and over). iti the Event of Death after 20 years. Full Sum Assured payable immediately. rHF 1111111 bh safe, but the family man s problem rt free from the perils of financial misHeritage Policy, which provides the of the bread-winner within 20 years: The Heritage Policy is thus+he best solution to the problem which cor..ronts the average right-minded family man anxious to GUARANTEE, should he not survive, an income for his widow and a chance 'in life for his children. Jt offers MAXIMUM PROTECTION at LOWEST COST and is backed by the resources of the Empire's Greatest Insurance Institution, with assets to-day of more than £263,500.000. AS AN EXAMPLE: A man aged 30 next birthday takes out « Heritage Policy without profits, dies two and a half years later after paying three premiums of £2O/10/8. The Prudential pays £IOO immediately, £39 each quarter, in advance, for 17i years, and tfien a further £9O0 —a total of £3,730. To The PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE Co. Ltd. 15 Chancery Street, AUCKLAND. Please send me further particulars of the Prudential "Heritage" Policy. (Mr- Mr*. »r Miu) LTD. i' N TMT ,n C. F. Warren, F.1.A., General Manager for New Zealand and Australia Principal Office for New Zealand: 336 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. mm mvmqmgib Address - Age next birthday GRIP ON THE FUTURE

Protect your children from school epidemics What a pity it is to see so many fine youngsters going down to whooping cough, measles and chicken pox! If only you knew that Lane's s*. could help and protect them, ensure freedom - from such weakening epidemics ! Build for the future 1 Give your children perfect health and strength—bring them up on Lane's. ♦♦lt's famous because it's good.*Price a/9 and 4/9 at all Chemists and Stores. Manufactured by Ths Lane Medicine Co. Ltd., (E. C. Lane, Graduate Cnemist), Oamaru, N.Z. 6 EMULSION TONIC WEEK-END EXCURSIONS Chateau Tongariro and Waitomo. The Tourist and Railway Departments, in co-operation, offer very cheap week-end trips to Chateau Tongariro or to Waitomo, or to the Chateau and Waitomo (combined), any week-end up to 31st July. .tr c .. The concession charges include first-class return rail and motor fares, accommodation and provision of equipment for snow-sports at ion%*riro or cave-touring at Waitomo. r Only £3/9/6 for the Chateau trip .from Auckland. Seat reservations, 2/- extra. Only £2/19/- for the Waitomo trip from Auckland. Seat reservations, 2/- extra. Only £5/2/6 for the combined Chateau and Waitomo trip from Auckland. Seat reservations, 3// information is available from Government Tourist Bureaux or Railway Offices. A LITTLE HOLIDAY HELPS YOU

§m » r © •> Bally - Ho(o) Tim: Egad, Squire, so you ride to Hounds also. An authority on the subject, what ? Ru: Indeed yes, Major, quite, - I learnt the lore, by correspondence college and crossword puzzles, Tim: Yoicks. Yoicks. So-ho, So-ho. Heu in and try a beaker of magic jumping juice then you'll take the raspers like a Mexican Jumping Beau. Jtu: Who-hoop, Who-hoopl (Note: Not to be confused with Whoopee. Ed.) Here's to your Bright Eyes and may your seat be soft tomorrow. P.S. The above characters are entirely fictitiout. P.P.S. anil apologia. We may mix our Hunt Vocabulary, but never our jumping juice. imari oJDLQ c^4Le, Bottled with loving care by John tteid & Co. Antac Avenue, Auckland