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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 226, 23 September 1932, Page 2

SHARES AND DEBENTURE \[;'■ KM yourself against dangeTdT f seeking sound advice before invesHn/ Free, Sound Advice obtainable with S Z obligation from C. J. GREEN, Sharcbroker, Bank or NZ Swanson St. Tel. 42-499 Cambers, •Kp ■DUILDING society Shares, ■*-» Trading Shares, Government o." approved Debentures wanted —Pnvbi. ot Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St? e. t{ gUILDING SOCIETY SHARES; ' No Delay — Prompt Cash avallahlo *~ those wishing to realise and the Very V.? Market Price.—C. J. GREEN, Stock » n i Sharebroker, Bank of N.Z. Chamh£? d Swanson St. Tel. 42-499. *-na«nberg. -VT Z. Timber. Plantations—Two £23 fnlw K" l Bl °<*' «« " 0. J. q™™^~~.: rnALKS TO TNVESTORS. N O, 3~S PECULA TIVE gIIARES. .- There is generally classed under this name shares in Companies which have bo concreto assets or tangible business or undertaking to support them, aud which " nro of their very nature somewhat of "t----gamble." Mining shares, shares in Companies for the exploitation of Patents and similar ventures readily fall into this cate gory, but, although not generally realised ali shares in new Companies or Companies about to be formed (unless such Companies are taking over established businesses or industrial undertakings) should be included under the heading of Speculative Shares for the new flotations which ever succeed In carrying cut the alluring promises made » to Investors, or even continue to exist leave alone reach ing a dividend-producing-stage, are, unfortunately, very few and far between. There are three axioms which should be remembered by all persons who are ever tempted to take up Speculative Shares, and they are as follows:— (1) NO PERSON SHOULD EVER INVEST IN SPECULATIVE SHARES OF ANY KIND WHO IS NOT PREPAED TO LOSE THE WHOLE OF HIS OR HER MONEY'' IF THE VENTURE FAILS. The person who has a small amount of capital saved, and who cannot wpII nfiord to lose it, or any part of it. should shun entirely shares in Mining Ventures. Patent concerns, and the like, and all shares in new Companies which are not thoroughly established and proved to be sound. (2) IF YOU ARE INCLINED TO TAKE TJP SHARES IN WHAT APPEARS TO BE AN ATTRACTIVE NEW PROPOSITION, or in ANY MINING OR PATENT VENTURE, pnd can afford the risk,. BE SURE BEFORE YOU DO SO THAT YOU HAVE A CHANCE OF WINNING. In the majority of propositions which come before the public, " the dice are loaded " against the Investor before commencement,'and he never has a gambler's chance. Before investing, not only innkp the most thorough independent searching inquiries, but seek the ndvice of those skilled and competent to judge. - (3) IF YOU DO SPECULATE, AND THE SHARES YOU BUY RISE IN VALUE, SELL AT ONCE AND TAKE YOUR PROFIT. Persons who have bought shares which rise in value are always tempted to hang on with the desire of obtaining still more profit, and generally with disastrous results. Be satisfied with-a-, small profit. Never mind if the shares go still higher. You have your profit and your money free. The chances, are if you do wait for big things they will never materialise, and you will lose. To these three axioms there might be.. added one more—lf you are fortunate in one venture don't make a practice of speculating, for you will lose eventually, too matter how clever or 'careful you are, just as - surely as the man who continually backs horses must lose The careful Investor will find it much better, and he will be a richer man in the long run, if he leaves speculation entirelyalone. • ■ ■ '.' V. IF YOU WANT SOUND-ADVICE AS-TO YOUR INVESTMENTS AND.AS TO ifij PROPOSITION PUT BEFORE YOU, . Consult .' ' '.'.IV.*.C. J. G REEN > •-;,;, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, BANK OF N.Z. CHAMBERS, SWANSON ST. TEL. 42-490. ' . SO AUCTIONS. -XTIGHT A UCTION i -NTIGHT A UCTION OF . , v>. { pOOD TTSED -piURNISHINGS. p EORGE J^™-* WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THEIR DOWNSTAIRS. AUCTION ROOM, rpO-NIGHT — (FRIDAY) — rPO-XIGHT, AT I? P.M. -pURNISHINGS AND JgFFECTS. Removed from Epsom for Convenience of "Sale. . ...,-.'= -. • Details Include: — T IVING ROOMS —SOLID OAK DI.NIXG J-J ROOM SUITE (comprising Handsome Buffet, Drawleaf Ext. Table and G Dining Chairs, en suite). Floor Rugs. AX. CARPET 12 x 9, Cushions. Occ. Taole, S.G. Chairs, Palmstands, 3-PCE. C.HLSTERKIELD SUITE iu Genoa Velvet, Ornaments, China, Settee and bquab, O.R. Hallstand, O.R. BREAKFAST ROOM SUITE (comprising Murpreii Sideboard, Oval Table and G Chairs), Kerb, Fire Tidy, Vases, Plaques, Gramophone, O.R. China Cabinet, Kasy thairs, ■pictures and General Living Koow • ■OBDKOOMS-VBBY NICE BROWN OAK j Jt> BEDROOM SUITE (comprising Shaped Mirror Wardrobe, Handsome Snapeofront Dressing Table, Toilet Cupboard, and Double Panelled Bedßtead.en. suite), Wire Wove. Kapok Mattress and Pillows. Blankets Ornaments, Floor Rugs, WILTON !>. Bedroom Chairs, Curtains, Cushions. HANDSOME TWO-TONE OAK. BEDROOM SUITE (comprising Mirrorea Wardrobe, Dressing Table, Panel led Bedstead and Toilet Cabinet to >™ tc »>• Bed Equipment, Pictures, S.G. Chairs, Brlc-a-Brac, Single Bed and Wire, Slat tress and Pillows, Dressing lable, lieu ware. Alum, and 13n. Ware Cooking Utensils and General Sundries. Also, AT Q P. 51-4 4 O NLT B RAND N BW ■yyiRELESS gETSCROSLEY, AND. ON VIEW FROM NOON THIS DAY. p EORGE J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneer* ■ A UCTION rpO-NIGHT. .. ■■ gLKCIBIC RADIOS. •jgLECTRIC JJADIO S. LATEST MODELS, Including CONSOLE AND COMBINATION. rr O'CLOCK. Buy a Modern Radio at Your Own Trice. . -RICHARD . 191, QUEEN ST., Next Power A UCTION OALE, mO-NIGHT . AT 6.45 SHARP. At " BON MARCHE " SALE ROOMS, 140, Karangahnpe Road. WITHOUT RESERVE. BALANCE OF STOCK OF GENT.'S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS? General SH and Furnishing*. Exhibition Mattress, Prams Chairs, Linoleums, and other useii" Articles too numerous to mention. J. E. R OBERTSON - L TD " , : LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. 23