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Take the worry out of YOUR LIFE! TAKE the worry out of your life! That's good advice for any man in the New Year. Peace of mind and freedom from worry about your financial future can be had by facing squarely and pleasantly up to two risks that nearly every man runs. First, the risk of not living until a sufficient fund has been built up to protect wife and family against poverty. Second, the risk—almost a certainty—-that, if you "ve to a ripe age, your earning power will decline to the point ' that it is not enough to provide you with an adequate income. # • , Through the A.M.P. you can provide against both these risks. Through A.M.P. membership you can not only provide for the protection of your family if you die early, but assure yourself an adequate income if you live to old age. Ring up the nearest A.M.P. office and say: "Send along a counsellor to discuss how I may have this peace of mind that you remind me about so frequently. Send him along at once." Or, if you live far from an A.M.P. office, ask that a copy of "Investing in Happiness' be posted to you. Don't delay. Life is uncertain. Next week may be too late! ! O Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire Auckland District Manager: C. G. JOHNSON.

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I « IT'S THE D That Counts Many batterieii look alike—but that is where the similarity ends. The real quality • • • the ability to give you dependable, uninterrupted performance , , , is on the INSIDE of your Willard . . . out of sight. The right way to buy a battery is on its PERFORMANCE —not its appearance. That is why more people buy Willard Batteries than any other make. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. OF N.Z. 82-58 Fort St., AUCKLAND. Also at 23 Collingwood St., Hamilton. QUICK STARTS . . . AND MANY OF THEM [THOMPSON'S Pram House «1S QUEEN ST. J Door* A'bova tiiim Hall, for LATEST Low. Pricad Quality BASSINETTES. PRAMS. PUSH CHAIRS, HIGH CHAIRS, NURSERY CHAIRS. CHILDREN'S CHAIRS and DOLLS' PRAMS. Vsm List iSSBsdl Estd. 1803. Fkrn <MM AUTOMOTIVE REMETALLED BEARINGS. "RINGS LIKE A BELL* Bedrock Prices. /jk from (I/, each WW AUTOMOTIVE RECONSTRUCTION CO. LTD.. CHAPEL SQUARE. R. W. PHIPPS, Manager. Phone 47-372.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 10 (Supplement)

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 10 (Supplement)

Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 10 (Supplement)

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