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Wanganui Chronicle, 10 November 1950, Page 7

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ARE YOUR SHOES HERE? ggL-- p y llf you can look at the shoes worn by the 3lf you carry life insurance, you arc an indirect people who are the true “owners” of New owner of business, because the ptemiums paid by yourself and 652,617 other policy-holders are reZealand business, the chances are you would invested by insurance companies in sound, profitfind your own among them! That holds true ablc buBineBBe ®- That is why your insurance policy can give you income as well as safety. The same whether you are a factory worker or a school holds true of almost all pension plans. teacher a farmer or a storekeeper a clerk 4if you have no shares in companies, no insurance, or a labourer—a housewife or a stenographer, no war bonds, no annuity, but you are one of the Here is wh • 1,698,920 New Zealanders who have savings ’ accounts, you are a capitalist just as surely as the 2lf you own a .ingle share in any of the many hun- innumerable proprietors of small business in New dreds of public companies whose shares may be bought by the general public, you are a direct 8 Add . it . all up and you see that > ust about evcry -nt— "y i j , . . family in New Zealand today is a capitalist or nart owner of New Zealand commerce and industrv « »» ru • tn.- l , . , . y owner of business, which means that just about an you receive part of the profits of business every family in New Zealand profits when industry operations in the form of dividends. and commerce profits. Inserted by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of New Zealand

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