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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1933, Page 4

EKING OUT AH EXISTENCE There died the other dayan eM gentleman who had £i,W an which he drew interest, amounting. <«■ / , something less than. £5 a menth. ■ ■ •. % He had not been ill and there *» no obvious clue to the came of death; eventually it was put down as due to slow rtarvation. Ho was not a miser, but feared fo drawon hh principal for living expense* Ioi he should live too long.. Round the , comer was the office of a life « assurance company. That company would have taken the £1,400 and have provided the old gentleman with a certain income to keep him . in comforf for the rest ,of his days. A MAN AGED 65 WHO INVESTS , £1465 IN A PRUDENTIAL ANNUITY WILL RECEIVE £144 A YEAR (Si, A MONTH) FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE Why net enquire, without any s obligation, what income you can secure for a lump sum payment? , ' T ® ’. . ' The PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE Co. Ltd. (Incorporated in England) N.B. BELLRINGER, ’ Devon Street, New Plymouth. ■ I can invest .■ Please inform me what life income this would secure me. Exact date .of birth u NAME —— — ' ' (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) ADDRESS / •' • £ SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-; three consecutive insertions 2/6.