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of the National

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confidence. It was a

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Head Office; Toronto

2,857,

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increasing by $219 millions or 8 per cent. Profits after taxes and all charges

funds employed. It was a good year for our customers and our shareholders, to tin

too, because of the devotion and teamwork of our thousands of employees across

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position as at October 31, 1966. A measure of © ~ alent to $3.63 per share as compared with $3.30

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straightforward terms:

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they ” of these, we hose of the 2965 $1,207 480,124 $1,145 478,271

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106,796,168 130,314,304

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