BE YOUB OWN LANDLORD. ■ A landlord buys a house for £1000 and leases it to you for 30s per week. In 12A years you have paid in rent the sum of £975 and own not even one board in the house. On the other hand, you become a member of tlw Wellington Starr-Bowkett Building Society and draw a free loan of £1000, which .enables you either to purchase a house or pay off your present mortgage You r«pay this loan to the society at the rate of £3 Is 6d per fortnight (equal 'to £1 - 10s 9d per week), and at the end; of 12i years you own the house, having repaid the whole of the £1000. without having to provide one penny for interest on the loan. An ordinary mortgage for a similar period at 6 per cent, would represent £750 for interest alone. Apply for further information to the Secretary, D. G. Johnston, Public Accountant (Watkins, Hull. Hunt, and Wheeler), 39, Johnstonstreet, Wellington.—Advt. Messrs. Townsend and Paul, Ltd , will soil on Saturday a quantity of fishing nets, linea, etc, ; Mess-rs. Vine and Wilson will sell furniture, pianola, and records, also 4 pianos in their rooms, at 2 a.in m.rawrnw. i
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1920, Page 8
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202Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1920, Page 8
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