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by Rail. Firms, Societies, Schools, Etc. Hitfh summer brings the low-cost picnics by rail in all districts. Free booklets give helpful information, about suitable picnic grounds and their equipment, details of fares, etc. Take advantage of the free advice of railway experts in planning picnics. ASK TO-DAY FOR A BOOKLET. "There's always TO-MORROW!" rHEN Elizabeth Young and Robert Taylor acted / together in the making of the picture, "There's Always To-morrow," they little dreamed that the A.M.P. Society would see in their photographs, and in the title of their picture, a useful text. "There's always to-morrow!" says many a young couple, care-free, finding the world a joyous place, happily making the most of every day, when reminded of the duty (the very easy duty) of providing for their old age, and for their dependents. The wise tinea act differently. They know that life has both opportunities and responsibilities. Not wanting to be worried about their own financial future, or that of their dependents, they unload the responsibility on to the broad shoulders of the A.M.P. They invest a small part of their income to make "to-morrow" safe and sweet. The Society has over half a million such members. What of your to-morrow? Would you like to talk it over with an experienced adviser? The Society will gladly send one to you if you live within reasonable distance of any A.M.P. office; or it will get in touch with you by mail. Don't delay. See to it to-day that your TO-MORROW (and your family's) will be free of anxiety. Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire Established in Australia in 1849. Head Office for New Zeslud : Cuetomhouie Quay, Wellington. W. T. IKIN, Manager. Hamilton District Manager: G. E. A. WILKES. 10% Sa*S jJM^ TUIWHISKfIS 'VHoke driici6u4 a , to4tu Sasutwichjid untft SALMON and SHRIMP PASTE I* OTHEft VABIETIES flladebumaanuxhus ~ OIL Grocers seU. thmi!