FREE OF EXCHANGE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 76, 30 March 1926, Page 10

FREE OF EXCHANGE.

A satisfactory financial return and total freedom from worry are two of the advantages oocured by investing in the Christchurch Drainage .Board £200,----000 loan. . . ' Interest at the attractive rate of £5 15s per cent, per annum is paid by the Board, free of exchange, at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand within tht Dominion, whilst the security comprises a special rate of one-farthing in the £ on the capital value of an area valued at £16,566,100, and lid in the £ on the capital value of an area valued at £7,167,696, comprising practically the whole of the City of Christchurch and suburbs. It can easily be understood therefore why steady streams of subscriptions for this loan are flowing in from all parts of the Dominion. The term of the loan is for 50 years from Ist October, 1923, with the right of redemption by the Board of the whole or any portion after the expiration of 15 years. Application money will be received at the office of the Board, 198, Hereford street, Christchurch, in cash, bank draft, or cheque. A brokerage of 10s per cent, will be paid to members of recognised Stock Exchanges and also to banks and solicitors doing business in the Dominion on sales actually completed by them. Copies of the prospectus are obtainable from the Board direct or from any branch cf the Bank of New Zealand.—Advt.

What will it matter when once you're - dead? • How the renown of your name is spread, In bronze and stone thro' the days to be, A theme of debate for posterity. Strive not for laurels to wreathe your t brow, Hustle for dollars and comfort now! And when you a cough and cold endure Stick to Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.