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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19724, 14 September 1929, Page 18

8 Per Gent. Free of Income Tax From Sound Preference Shares. OPPORTUNITY FOB INVESTORS. Are yon looking for a safe and unusually profitable investment? Here is one. £15,000 worth of cumulative preference shares bearing 8 per cent, cumulative preference dividend, are being issued by a wen-known and well-established wholesale house. This dividend is free of income tax. Farther than that, the shares give the holder the right to farther participation in profits to a total dividend of 12} per cent, after a 12} per cent dividend haß been paid on ordinary shares. The nominal capital of the company is £50,000, divided Into 15,000 £1 preference shares, and 35,000 £1 ordinary shares. Over 10.000 of these preference shares have already been taken lip and less than 5600 now remain unsold. Investigate this proposition without delay —securities like this do not remain on the market long. Full particulars will be supplied to bona fide investors on application Associated Investment Underwriters (NX), Ltd. Glasgow Bldgs., 699 Colombo street Box !<>*:,„_ CHBISTCHTXRCH. Atlas Bldgs., Beawfck street, Box 257, TIMABtf. HEAD OFFICE, Premier Building, Durham street, Auckland. BBANCHBS IN FBESCIPAiTOWNS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION. PROCRASTINATION is not only the thief if tJ ™ e v, £ the thief of happiness as well. U>leas losses and disappointments . be traced to someone's needless del By way of illustration, consider thousands of pounds lost every year to the families of men who have procrastinated in securing Ufa rnsuran« A !+>,„„ „f, «w of the wisest, the taking of life insurance is apt to be postponed until the opportunity to get it is lost. FRANK M. COLLINS, REPRESENTATIVE A.M:P. , 29 BEALEY STREET, ST. AliBAAb. 'rrvate 'nW,.. 4<ms Office phone_3o 'office 'phone 309. C 327»