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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 38, 13 August 1930, Page 14

PAYMENT OVER THK.'-E YEAKS. ! Considering the safe and profitable nature of Bank Shares, and the heavy premium which must be paid for shares iv the operating banks, "A. and N.Z." Par shares are a -unique investment. Shares in The Australian and New Zealand Banking Corporation, Ltd., are available on terms which make thorn particularly attractive and easy to acquire. Only 5s per share, being application and allotment money, is payable on application, and the balance of 15s in calls of 2s 6d per share, at intervals of not less than six months. This means that, payment is spread over at least three years, and gives investors the opportunity of securing a good parcel while the shares are still at par. ' The new Bank went to allotment some time ago with the remarkably sue- ! cessf ul subscription total of over 400,----000 ,£1 shares, and in view of generous | subsequent support, the Directors confidently anticipate that the Bank wiiJ be in active operation this year, with ■branches in the four main centres. Investors arc advised to apply at once for .1 ropy of the prospectus, which ran b;- had—without any obligation-~-fruni I the Organising Brokers, Dominion lirnlcfi>. 1.,ti1.. (>S, Dixon street, Wellington. | —Advl. ' i