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Splendid Demand for Shares I 5 a meeting of the Provisional Directors of the New Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., it was decided to .; proceed immediately to registration. It .was announced t w ,i.*lia minimum snhsrrinfir»ri UnA k nAM i i" .. . Sjfldthe first allotment of shares will be made at an elarl plate. 4 -' , ' t Dividends Assured! An Example from Australia Read these Points |» "The Victorian Company which finlinces the sales of Motor Vehicles is havWfit i successful career. Their first year fj dosed cm 30th Jane last, when a dividend %'d ß P* l cent * was °° P re ' ercn^ fr j jsiisi and 10 per cent on ordinary shares, tjlee tlien interim dividend for the MhMjtax ending 31st December has been ./'—Report from J. P. Cousins, gen[■lecrctary of the New Zealand Motor jjjet' Association, to one of the proggl Directors, 19th February, 1923. ff a result of the foregoing the mftonal Directors haVe all apW for additional Ordinary ■y 1. There will be no outlay or expenditure to secure business. It is waiting. ~ 2. No plant or factory is requisite. 3. Labour troubles will be non-existent. 4. As the business* will be profit-earning immediately the concern starts, a dividend may be expected the first year.:' 5; Overhead expenses will be extremely low. 6. The Provisional Directors are all experienced business men. 7.. This is an Investment Corporation, and its business is not speculative. As the Shares are being quickly taken up, those who desire to invest should make application immediately, Mr. J. B. Macfarlane, merchant, Auckland, and Mr. Hope B. Gibbons, merchant, Wellington, have consented to act as directors. ■' .•' e New Zealand Guarantee Corporation Lwrntecl Capital £200,000 % Ordinary Shares and 20,000 Seven per cent, lice Shares are now offered to the Public. enct Shares carry » 7 per cent. Cumulative Preference Dividend. |S|i|rei/2/- per share on application, balance on allotment. pm: 2/- per share on .application, 2/- on allotment, balance 2/jMpfoare in calls at intervals of not less than three months. |||sttipated that more than 10/- per Share on the Ordinary Shares ' will require to be called up. raOYJSIONAJ. :»pnSCTOBSi ;<w!^>sm , Merchant, Wellington. GODICBBY W. MAGNUS, Merchant, Wellington Jf,-,Merchant Wellington BOBBRT J. GILMOUIt. Journalist, Invercarglll i FRANK H. CLAXTON, Mercfcant^Xhameg -""'"'V i i * BANKERS: ■{ > - VSHfI BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. • i AUDITORS: S. WATXIHS,' HBIiL, HUNT & WHHBLBH, Joanitom Street, Wellington. f « t once—be in the First Allotment! mid bear in mind that further, issues of Shares mat; e at a premium; therefore apply TO-DAY t ! i r should be sent to any Branch of the Bank Is* j ( \ fof New f South'*Wales- L -any member of the Affiliated "'i--i:-t-*fStock, Exchanges of N.Z. —The Chief Brokers, Messrs. —or the Company s ™li Interim Secretary: FRANK' H. TAYLOR. Ka'tw^.^JiaffteVwaiiMSwaaTO NEWBURQH & CO., ; "v' - ft : 183£ASpELSTREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

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