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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12377, 16 December 1905, Page 5

The Best Way to 1 Save Money j 5 If to do it systematically— C V a little each month. ' P Q The bank gives you 84 per W M cent, for the use of YOUB h J aavings. IT grows wealthy £ ■'5 '- by loaning YOUR money r « at higher interest. ~,•■-. ri n YOU still work <*nd save, H 2 for 3i per cent. n 2 By the .Canterbury Inywl- £ ment Company's eyetem W m YOU can invest your W a money in the SAME » CLASS of security the £ 5 bank does, get the fall in- W % terest yourself, and hare 9 fl the added advantage which ■ 2 ' a stake in the country ft 2 naturally gives; to s«y t € nothing of the satisfaction P ■ of holding a security ever ■ fi increasing in value. n Save our way, it is simple. . X U You take up a seotion, get r m immediate possession, pay B fl £1 deposit and £1 per n 2 month (or more if desired) & J UU paid for. Land transfer P 4 title to all eeotions. P fl Worth investigating, Iβ !l » J not? Booklet "A" fully h J deseribea our plan, we'll L 5 send It free on request. W [The Canterbury] [investment co.j 2 Bowron's Buildings, i 1 Manchester Street. i OXSIL! OXSIL! I Tor Cooahi, Colds, Whooplnj Ooesh, Asthmt, *nd til tiroachlU affection*. ... Friee, li. O<L ! Prepared by COOK & ROSS OHEMISTS. CHRIBTCHURCH. BaCABUHBJSO less. THE CANTERBURY HALL. + DEPUTATION TO THE MAYOR. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO BE CALLED. A deputation appointed by the public meeting held on Thursday in reference to the suggested purchase by the city of the Canterbury Hall waited on his Worship tho Mayor (Mr C. M. Gray) yesterday morning, with a view to having a special meeting of the City Council held at an early date to consider tho proposal. Tue deputation also urged that the proposition ehould be placed before the ratepayers as early as possible. There were present—Bishop Julius, Messrs A. Knye, J. A. Frostick, A. Ferguson, W. Devenish Jleares, and H. G. Marriner (representing Mr T. Garrard). Bishop Julius apologised on behalf of Bishop Grimes, who requested that it should be stated lie was thoroughly in Kympathy with the morement.