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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26243, 29 August 1946, Page 4

ft £ sm r J £ g % k LMe '■E ik sv ;|jf. *»-X* X' SN\\ V §3 m <c, 75 YEARS 1871 THE A.M.P. Society, founded in Australia in 1849, opened its first branch in New Zealand in 1871. Today the Society has district offices and agencies servicing the length and breadth of the Dominion, and the rapidity and consistency of its growth can be gauged from the following progressive totals of Policies in Force and Sums Assured including Reversionary Bonus additions fcl New Zealand: 13,350 Policies 22,279 „ 37,322 » 78,893 * 132,814 „ 190,899 „ 287,840 * £ 4,437,137 6,474,681' 9,803,784 16,870,884 33,877,613 82,939,568 88,019,470 Established 1849 Head Office for N.Z.: Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Being the largest Mutual Life Office in the British Empire, the AJM.P. Society enjoys a world-wide reputation as the result of its incomparable Life Assurance benefits, its liberality and fair dealing and its unexcelled service to policyholders. In peace and in war it has been an integral part of the nation’s economic life and strength . . . and through the collective security offered by its democratic and co-operative organisation has always been to policyholders "A Sure Friend in Uncertain Times". society THE LARREST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IH THE BRITISH EMPIRE (Incorporated In-Australia)' W. T. IKIN, Manager for N.Z. 21 PIG MEAT FOR BRITAIN DEPENDS ON FEED i \ \ v de*i V. ntW itrtf 5 UP pVS 6 \o6 ' •VI If you grow need'* 1 ® .a ta.d'' I'* 1 '* j b» r ' i o r P r ' n * rt d th®' ■ fe«d <0 , 0 vf ,„du ce ’ .a ohyou * t»rn'“P r t d e P e ° o fb» f ' et w preP* • ar , . ott r % .atn®* 1 k »cr« 0 p I®**' cof ° of p'8 01 evert * fle . tG p' aC * IrateVf *rod^ d ** - OATS e*P° rt nt nd <*° r wnP° rt * .»» nS m° r ® a -round '* <e rtdf* e of * e * se cd n f Übe U be «*• ° +***?£*• » ur .l I''*** b»r the nation can save wheat H more oats are grown this season wo cat me more for human food and stock feed and save wheat, if you have any spare acres net suited to barley tow them In cats. dt tb * dW * n®®d Biff. JBl There’s protein in PEAS that famine countries need Peas are wanted for export because peas are easily shipped and provide valuable ' protein for the hungry and starving. Arrange a contract with your seed merchant—and grow ell you can. y/ TIGHT FAMINE

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