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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 December 1946, Page 6

LIGHTHOUSES j —■ zijrt ~ no. the “BISHOP” ~ Rising sheer out of the sea heyoni ■ ■■ ‘ Qp ==■ —ZZL- the Set Uy Islands, the “ Bishops -•§ _= —==: ■ light is the western sentinel of - n .'i 1 England. Until this light was 1 - - _2~-=- built in 1878, the Bishop Roek s— 1 ",~z~ F- was the scene of many maritime t ita ■■■■:'= ==- disasters, worst of which occurred ' ■ . Zzt 1707 when three vessels of Sir . 1 xi.-Ss jSI Cloudesley Shovels fleet found—MriuL-' * s=s I ...■■j.'— !jF==s= ~ ered with a loss of zcsqq men. - .7 The Government Life InsurHI I ance Department, with its fit- ..| —r. ' ting lighthouse symbol, has H \ - been a tower of strength to / - ‘\ "' ' - the people of New Zealand for / S \ years. It has assisted them / \ to av °id the dangers of financial distress, and enabled them ~ L_ to P rov ’d® —out of income ' —x for the securit y of themselves a °d their dependants. Remember, the future belongs to those who prepare for it. Consuit the Department about your Insurance problems. ©©WEECUIffIII-W n 76 YfAffS Of |\ SfW/Cf

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