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stocks And shares. OERRX AND DIGGJES SMITH, Stock ~ ■'.- and Sharebrokers, National Bank Building (opp. 0J».0., Wellington), Members Wellington Stock Exchange. Cables and Telegrams "Ennesperry." - T AWSON & SAWELL, Sharebrofcers ±-i (Members. Wellington Stock Exchange), Company Promoters, 157, Featherston street, Wellington. P.O. Box 553. Telephone 40-845. C ' GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., K3' STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, 105, Customhouse quay. Members Wellington S^ock Exchange. Cable and Telegraphic Address, . . "Beta," Wellington. •■'•: ~ HAMILTON BOROUGH"COUNCIL. SALE OF DEBENTURES. npHE Hamilton Borough Council has for -*- sale £100 Debentures, bearing interest payable half-yearly at 5% per cent* per annum, and repayable on' the Ist February, 1958, both interest and principal being free of New Zealand Exchange. .'■-.' ■ . ' ■ '. The" debentures are amply secured by a Special Rate over the whole of the Borough of Hamilton. Full particulars are available from W. L. WADDEL, • Town Clerk. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. 5% P.C. DEBENTURES. 534 P.C. £93,500 for Harbour "Works. HERE IS SAFETY1. SECURITY well describes this . . ,' Investment. ' npHE SURPLUS OF ASSETS over Liax bilities at 30th September, 1931. after writing off £30^500 for depreciation, was £2,587,894. This does not include the full value of the Auckland City properties (over 200 acres) owned by the Board. The Debentures are £100 Bonds due 10th January, 1962. • - ■ Interest at 5% per cent, is payable 10th July and 10th January at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand in New Zealand, and will be computed from date of payment of the purchase money in Auckland. In the Sinking Fund of 1% per cent, which is established in order to provide the full amount for redemption at due date, there is further guarantee of security. Remittances should be made to the Treasurer, Auckland Harbour Board, Box 1259, Auckland. . H. B. BURNETT, , ' Superintendent and Secretary. SHIPPING. " THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO., LTD. (Circumstances permitting.) FOR NELSON. . . MATANGI Mon., Wed., Fri. 7.30 p.m. ARAHURA Tues., Thurs., Sat 7.30 p.m. Receives General Cargo Daily till 4 p.m., except Saturday, 11 a'jn." Luggage Received on Board from 4 p.m. FOR MOTUEKA. TAUPATA Thurs.- Feb.' 18 Noon Receiving Cargo till ll'a.m. WESTPORT, GREYMOUTJE AND HOKITIKA (Cargo Only). RATA Tues. Feb. 23! 5 p.m. Receiving Cargo till 4 p.m. T. AND W. YOUNG, Agents, 77-85, Customhouse quay. Telegraphic Address, "Mercury." Telephone Nos., 41-980 and 41-984. £69/16/- TO GREAT BRETAIN. £69/16/- TO GREAT BRITAIN. ' Third Class—Across Pacific. - IfmijnM First Class—Across Canada. QgQjgj Third Class—Across Atlantic. LgZzi Including Expenses for 7 Days ' WBSEU in Canada. 18 delightful days from, Auckland to Vancouver by the Aorangi or, Niagara, with stops at Suva, Honolulu, and Victoria. . . . Across Canada by Canadian Pacific Railway through 600 miles of the world's most marvellous mountain scenery ... a day at Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto or Niagara Falls, and Montreal ... then sail, across the Atlantic on a comfortable Canadian Pacific liner to Southampton, Liverpool, Belfast, or Glasgow—splendid accommodation—excellent , cuisine. Travel this way for new thrills— new pleasures. Fare does not include exchange or tax. U.S.S. Co., Thos. Cook and Son, or J, T. Campbell, Travelling Passenger Agent, 11, Johnston street, Wellington^