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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 283, 28 November 1921, Page 7

A GOOD INVESTMENT. TRAMWAY BOARD LOAN. In view of the prediction of the Prime Minister thai we are possibly on the eve of a cheap money era, investors looking for a solid, profitable investment will take more than a passing interest in the Christchurch Tramway Board's £85,600 Loan, which it offers at the increased rate of interest of 6i per cent, and repayable October 1, 1934. The security U a gilt-edged one —one of the best in Xew Zealand—embracing as it doee a rate to cover interest and linking fund leviable over, the City of Christehurch and a number of suburban i di-stricte, the capital value of which is £19,000,000; also the tramway undertaking itself (subject to existing charges). Interest, half-yearly, will be paid free of exchange in Xew Zealand or Australia. Exchange will also be paid by the board on principal moneys, when received and when repaid. Applications be addressed to Mr. Frank Thompson, General Manager of Tramways, Ohristchiirch.—(Ad., "Carnival Time" is merely an idea on j the part of the '"Upper Street ] Progressive Business Association" to • impress on you th« advantages of *hop- , ping in Symonds Street. Come in and : see for yourself.—(Ad.) The beauty and fragrance of flowers niake life richer and sweeter. There is a subtle and delicate perfume about "52 Lavender" which appeals to ladies of } dainty and refined tastes, and which adds ! to their charm.— (Ad.) | Early buying is always the best. Why | not fill all needs in holiday apparel and gift goods now, and have the advantage of the fuller assortments and better, individua.l attention.—Milne and Chovce, Ltd.—(Ad.) i Great special sale of dresses, blouses, jumpers, sports coats, and <j™»* co " ts a * Mrs E. Palmers. 234 and 200, Queen ; Street.—(Ad.) 1'