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Canterbury —- Directors: Sir Ernest K. / B Andrews, Kt. C.8.E., Chair- *| man; C. R. Cain, G. A. Congdon. G. H. Congreve. ~~ rroviamg tor the future means only one thing: SAVE REGULARLY and STAKT NOW. Building Society shares are your best means ot achieving this. It you deciae to save (say) £1 a week, you participate in draws for an INTEREST FREE loan of £4OOO. You could sell this for £lOOO cash. After 10 years ycu may, at your own option, either withdraw all yoet deposits or continue your savings. In either case you share in the profits earned. By joining the Society early, you will also provide for yourself a convenient avenue for raising finance at a later date. Your savings on the shares could be used as part deposit. The people for whom it is a MUST to hove Building Society shares: 1. Young people starting work to create a savings fund for themselves. 2. Home owners aiming at PAYING OFF their mortgages with an interest free loan. 3. Parents, for children, to give them o good start in life, or further their education by creating a special savings fund. 4. Mature people seeking secure investment with the possibility of a lump sum return by selling an interest free loan for cash. We welcome inquiries. Please ring or write. We shall ba pleased to give full details. £44,000 to be distributed by Ballots and Tenders. Members are invited to attend a meeting fo be held at 170 Manchester Street, Christchurch, at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday 27th March, 1958. BALLOTS FOR £4OOO INTEREST FREE LOANS IN GROUPS 2,5, 6,7, 8, 11 TENDERS FOR £4OOO IN GROUPS 1,3, 4,9, 10 THE CANTERBURY TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT Hoad office: 170 MANCHESTER ST., 'Phone 65-072. CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 1259. BJ7

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