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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 85, 10 April 1926, Page 16

: PROVIDING FOB OLD AGE. . CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOABD DEBENTURES. FREE OF EXCHANGE. If man could be sure of reaching lu3 death without' infirmities, life would call for little courage to go headlong into old ( age without a shilling saved. An assured income for old age can bo secured by investing in Christchurch Drainage Board Debentures, obtainable in denominations of £100, £500, or £1000, and on which* interest is paid at tho rate of £5 los per cent., per annum, free of exchange aii'any branch of the Bank of New Zealand within the Dominion. ■ '■-..' The term of the debentures is for fifty years from Ist October, 1923, with the right of redemption by the board of tho whole or, any portion after the .expiration of fifteen years. The security is of the soundest, being covered by a special rate of .one farthing in the £ on tha 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, this area comprising practically the whole of the City of Christclnirch and a large portion of its suburbs. . Application money will be received at the Office of the Ghristchurch Drainage Board,. 198, Hereford street; Christchurch, in ,cash, bank draft, or cheque, and interest will be paid by the board on all accepted application money. Copies of the.board's prosppctiis arc obtainable free on application to the board, or from any branch of the Bank of New Zealand.—Advt. DON'T PITY YOURSELF. —Take Marshall's Fospherinc. Self . pity never helped anyone, There's no need to despair because you're tired and out of aorts—a short course of .-Marshall's , Fosphorino will .juako. you .feel a new being. Marshall's -Fospherino feeds the nerves witli the .vitalising nerve elements which arc "refined" fro'ii mod■em foods. Strengthens and revitalises the nerve centres. Ask for tho six-sided carton—loo doses ,of. Marshall's Fospherine—the true netvc food, for 2a 6d. All chemists and stores.—Advt. "A truce to this unpleasantness."— D 'Aubrey. Nothing is more inconvenic t . nd v - pleasant than an autumn cough or co!d. Occurring right at the commencement of the cold season, such complaints may load to serious complications, unless treated at once. The ideal remedy is, of course, Baxter's Lung Preserver—tho rich, warm ing, penetrative specific that is always to bo relied upon. A doso in thiic may savo trouble later on. You can obtain... .a .generous sized bottle, for 2s. 0d .from any chemist or store, or, betfef"atlll, get the family size at 4s 6d. —Advt. ,