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Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 2

CLOSING Ist MAY FIRST SHARE OFFERING. N.Z. GUAEANTKE CORPORATION, LIMITED. When a sound and profitable investment is in the market, the best course of action is to “ get in on the ground floor.” That "means that the investor secures the utmost possible return for his money. On or before Ist May the first share issue of ..the N.Z. Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., will closed. This decision has been reached by the directors on account of the satisfactory demand for shares by the public. It is intended that future issues of shares will be at a premium. The public arc being offered the balance of 96,000 ordinary shares, and 20,000 7 per cent, cumulative preference shares. The capital of the organisation is £200,000, The greater proportion of Lire first issue has already been applied for. Many of tho moat prominent business and public men in New Zealand have taken up shares, because of tho advantages offered by this investment. Big business is waiting —the whole of the paid-up capital* will be employed at once. Tho class of business rs safe and profitable. Similar institutions in Australia are doing very well. 'Time is short—investigate at once. Get the prospectus to-day from any member of the Affiliated Slock Exchanges of New Zealand; any branch of the Bank of New South Wales; the Corporation's Interim Secretary, Mr Frank H. Taylor, Box 553, Wellington; or the Chief Brokers for the Capital Issue, Messrs A. M. Adams and Co., 12 Panama street, Wellington.— [Advt.]

For nine members of the Kaitangata School Committee election only eight nominations have been received* three of the old committee (Messrs Seaman, Maiden, and Middlemass) not. standing for re-elec-tion, their places being taken by Messrs J. Blackburn and W. D. Carson. The following eight have been nominated: Mesdames CK Clark, J. Hay, and J. Mackie, Messrs A. C. Brown, W. Carson, 1). Marshall, and Jas. Waters,.