Mr Tradesman! If you have a worthwhile service to offer — you'll make the most valuable contacts through the ] Classified Columns of “THE PRESS.” Prove it for yourself. Countless others have. WSb j DIAL 68-939 FOR WpW "PRESS" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LARGEST AUDim DAILY CtBCOTLATJOM » THE S ISLAND.
HCN'O*®* NZ GOVERNMENT 1973 N 0.2 CASH LOAN GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED The Government 1973 No. 2 Cash Loan is now open. interest at up to 6 % until needed. Should the holder An opening that provides the safest investment for die, it is available at par for payment of Estate Duties, your monev in the country. It’s risk free. Because It' at any time it is needed for any other purpose, the Government unconditionally guarantees that Death Duty Stock can be exchanged for Ordinary interest will be paid without fail every six months Stock and sold in the usual way. and that your investment will be repaid in lull on maturitv. liase of investment J ' Investing with Government Loans could hardly be Death Dutv Stock easier. Application forms are available at any Bank, exclusive to Government Loans Post Office or Sharebroker. Only Government Loans offer a choice of Ordinary The minimum subscription is $lOO, and your or Death Dutv Stock. Death Dutv Stock earns investment earns interest from the day it is lodged. 6% 5% 4.1% 18 YEARS 6 YEARS 3 YEARS Maturing 15 Dec 1991 Maturing 15 Dec 1979 Maturing 15 Dec 1976 SEE YOUR BANK, POST OFFICE OR SHAREBROKER fl L AB 3.3
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33383, 15 November 1973, Page 19
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