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km. mm mm mm. *: Wm m I cjk&P' Jc 1111111 5 iHi n i mms&. wism. m m v-V :•'s<; SfiK HAPPY DAYS/ JUfOW can: a young couple be sure that their happy days will 4 * continue as long as they live? Let the bridegroom of 1889 give his recipe:— “1 had been a member of the A.M.P. since I was 22. I had a policy for £250. In 1889, when' I was 34, and a small country storekeeper, 1 married and took out a second policy for £SOO. That policy was taken out to protect my bride. In 1894 I took out another policy of the same size. In 1898 I began to feel that the protection was not enough, and I invested in a fourth policy, this time for £I,OOO. In 1906 I repeated the thousand, so that my wife would have had £3,250, plus bonuses, if I had died at that time. “But 1 didn't die. Nor did my wife. We,were happily engaged in earning a living and in rearing a family, and we ran along merrily until 1 was due for retirement. Then came the depression, and my sons, who had taken over the' business, were hard hit. «>My A.M.P. membership enabled me to steer them clear of money troubles. My policies had grown so greatly with bonuses that I was able to borrow £4,000 from the Society. Not only was I able to see them through their difficulties, but, taking advantage of low prices, 1 bought a sheep property, where my wife and 1 are happily spending the evening of our iives, free of all anxiety. We could never have done this but for our early'faith in A.M.P. policies. When vve took out those policies we invested in happiness without a doubt." If you, who read this, would like to learn all the advantages of A.M.P. membership, write to the nearest A.M.P. office and say so. Don't delay. Next month even to-morrow —may be too late. Life is full of risks. But, through the A.M.P., those risks can be faced cheerfully and without anxiety. Write to-day. 01 Largest in Mutual Life Office the -Empire ESTABLISHED IN AUSTEALIA, 1849. Gisborne District Manager, A. F. CLARK.

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