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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 57, 8 March 1935, Page 2

J SHARES AND DEBENTURES. ! A GAIN" you are reminded that to sell or -TJL. buy Stocks, Shares and Debentures to ] the best" advantage you should instruct —C. J. GKBBX, Ltd., Stock and Sbarebrokers, Hank of Now Zealand Chambers, Swauson St. Tel. 42-4»i>. RP UNIQUE Opportunity for Investor with £2000 to £4(ioo. to acquire valuable holding in Private Company : no risk, practically unlimited security. Further details by interview only.—C, 40. Maungakleklo Av., One Tree Hill. ' xS "p UILDING QOCXETY CHARES. IF YOU WISH TO SELL— Consult the Firm whicHTor years has had the largest, most active market, and the greatest number of buyers. PROMPT CASH. NO DELA?, AND THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. C, J G REEN> L' rDBANK OF N.Z. CHAMBERS, ■„, SWANSON ST.. AUCKLAND. Telephone 42-499. D C. J. G REEVS " rpALKS mo TNVESTORS. " TALK Xo. :; (1933 SERIES). " rjj A K I N G p R 0 F I T. " Without any doubt one of the most ihlik-ut things for the majority of Investors to do is to learii to take a I'rotit. Tho reason is that most liuinan iieings arc naturally greedy and their cupidity blinds their reason. .Nearly every investor has in his mental make-up two characteristics which war against Jiis Selling any Investment which lias appreciated in value. These two characteristics arc:— 1. The idea that lie may j:et more by Retaining the Investment. 2. The fear that if he sells somebody t'lse may reap an additional pro.'it which might have been hi.s. He forgets three things:— 1. That the profit which the market shows is only a paper pi'otit and not a real one until turned into money. 2. That it is impossible to tell when tne niark((fr has readied the top. for conditions which cause appreciation may alter over night so na to cause depreciation. 3. That if a profit be taken the Investor has additional capital to reinvest. Now the way to look at all Investments us this —If your investment increases in value so us to enable you to sell at a fair profit dependent upon the time you have held it, SELL AT ONCE—look at 'he transaction as a whole and forget the other man. You have added to your capital and the transaction is over. Forget it. Even if the Investment continues to rise it does not matter to you. It miglit just as easily fall again. Never mind the other fellow who perhaps has gained a little. He has .; greater chance of losing than you. No one has beeu ruined or lost money by taking a profit, but the number who have lost by failing to do so are as the sands of the sea. The shares In a certain concern a slioit time ago became very popular owing to authentic rumours as to the success the company was meeting in its enterprise. Anticipating a good balance-sheet an 1 dividend the crowd rushed the shares up in tin; market until a peak price of over three times the par value was reached and th -n the market "flopped." The few wise oik > had sold out, but the majority had all nlungi said. -We'll get more." To-day there is not a buyer on the market, and there arc any number of sellers just over par. The writer advised many holders to take their profit, but they knew better or thought tlr y did. Every broker knows the man who wants to get a little more and a'.so knows that such a man invariably "misses the bus." A good rule to follow Is ALWAYS to take a reasonable profit on any Investment when it can be had. Curb your desire to exact tho maximum out of your Investment and don't be afraid of leaving "n little milk in the saucer" for the other fellow. Published by, T r* REEK, T TD., STOCK AND SHAREBROKKR, BANK OF 5.7.. CHAMBERS, SWANSON ST., AUCKLAND. Telegrams: Telephones: " GREEXSTOCK," H 2 "i25Auckland. 130-OBj. 8 SHARES & DEBENTURES WANTED. WANTED lo Buy, Harvie Turbine Shares. Particulars, price, etc.—Shares. 784 4^ Stak. ? FMA NOS FOR SjALEj ROBERTS. Iron frame, splendkl order and tone: real bargain, £10. —Piano. 4i!r.', Star. xtl r«-j k — EUAUD , I'iano, excellent tone, oilO check action, unconditional gnatnntee.—Sterling Piano Co., 17. Strand Arcade. A i<lQ- EA VESTA FF. overstrung, ivory oi-LiJ keys, sweet tone; 5/ weekly.—bl.v s. ! 144, Symonds St. IJ . PIANOS WANTED. ,\ TWATERS, Civic Siiiiai", glt.e Highest Cash Price for all Plano«, Player Pianos, Gramophones and Mnni'-nl Instru-, tuents; prompt attention. — Phone 40-702. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. VIOLINS —Hewitt's Fiddle Shop, for ;i.l Instruments. Repairs. Strings, etc.. Bows Repalred.--Wellesley St. W. A WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE._ ALES. Stout, Wine, Spirits, reduced prices: liquidation stocks.—Jowett and Co.. Ltd., St. Kevin's Arcade, Newton. D ALWAYS Be Wise—Buy your Wines from Cor ban'B, the Oldest Firm. OWest Wines, largest vineyards in New Zealand. Bedrock prices. D AUCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— Rich Port, Sherry, or Madeira. 30/ case; Reserve, 40/; quality guaranteed: freight paid.—Phone 44-4(iO. D CO i: B A X ' S WINES have won Highest Awards in open competition with the world, and have been supplied to Auckland Public and other hospitals for over 82 years. Quality gunra n teed, DRINK Mekker's Old Wines, sweet, bP*t for parties.—Eekker, 13, Emmett St.. Home Ba.y. TFS RICH Port Wine, 21/ -' gallons at Depot . bring jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. Phone 423113. D V ELLA'S Celebrated, wines, established. 30 years: Port. Sherry. 80/ case, freight pnid.—Orders, Strand Arcade. D QA / CASE—Sweet Old Port, special offer, *i'J/ short period.—Empire Wine Co.. Box 1144. Auckland. l> Of\/ CASE — Fiontignac. rich, sweet, red OU/ wine. delivered. freijiht paid.— Crown Wines. Ellinlt St. Phone 47-13."). I) PEC. Rich Port, 30/ doz. ; No. 4 Port. 42/; Harmony Port and Claret, 4?/; Sherry, Co/; Invalid Port, Frontisnnc. Tawnv Port and Madeira, 33/ : Special Ueserve Port and Special Vintage "Dry" Sherry, 60/: Wine Cocktnil and Cellnrmnn's Special Port, 85/: Special Assorted Case, SS/. Freight paid. Delivery Free. CORBAN'S,- The Wine People. Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. City Office and Denot. 31, Fort Street. Auckland. ■ D MACHINE RY FOR SALE. ' ALLUM Electric Co., Ltd.. Anzac Avc. Auckland, for Electrical Motors nnd Machinery —Phones 44-443. 40-«ll. I) LBCTRIC Motors (A.C. and D.C.). Small Refrigerator, 0 H.P. Portable Boilers, Winches.—Sawyer. Newmarket. Phone 41,-114. ; r> SPINDLE Moulder, iron frame, table •tOln. by 34111. countershaft. —Richnrdson. Durham St. H MACHINERY WANTED. \7ERTICAL Breakdown; Metal Breast V Benches; 28-SOin Saws; Garnet Bplt Sanding Machine; Buzzer. — Spot Cash. 4440, Star-. tS FINANCIAL. * T OANS to Gentlemen, all securities', low XJ rates.—Tapson and Co., Kcyv's Chambers. Phone 43-759. D