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Money POft AAA TO Lend, from £5 upwards, 3^£A) j UUU on any class of security;' in-, lerest from 44 per cent. J. J. DOUG-ALL, Solicitor, X 2617 187, Hereford Street, and at Leaston. MONET. Freehold securities required for Several Sums of Money, from £SO to £SOOO. Interest from 44 per cent, according to security, and amount and term of Mortgage. RICHARD D. THOMAS, Solicitor, 207, Hereford Street, 7284 Christchurcch. ! MONEY. | LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.’S OFFICES, 172, Lichfield Street. Bos 94, P.O. Telephone G 24. THE above Co. have MONEY TO LEND on the following Securities, in sums of £2O and upwards; Freehold Property, Leasehold Property, Shares of any description, Bills of Sale over Farm Stock, Bills of Sale over Furniture and Household Furniture, or on Personal Security. We discount genuine Trade Bills at a very cheap rate; weekly or monthly payments can be arranged to any amount. Wo Lend Money on Reversionary Interests -under wills, or will purchase same. Having been in business since 1864 is a sufficient guarantee that our business is carried on with the utmost secrecy. Compare our prices before obtaining money elsewhere. VICTOR HARRIS, Manager of Directors. We have no Board, therefore your business is done direct with the Manager. FL2445 money! ~ WE have Several SUMS OP MONEY TO LEND at 4J Per Cent on Approved FREEHOLD SECURITY. WYNN-WILLIAMS AND BROWN, £9OX 211, Hereford Street. Christchurch. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, s MONEY TO LEND. • rnHIS Society is prepared to Lend Money on J- First-class Freehold. City and Country Securities, at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. ' • ■ Liberal Mortgage Deed gives power to repay portion of loan during term. Apply direct to the Society’s Branch Office, Wellington, or to any of tne Society’s District Offices. EDWARD W. LOWE,' ■ Resident Secretary. Wellington, 6th January, 1900. District Omce, JAMES HAIR, Christchurch. District Secretary. XIS 92 ' MONEY TO LEND PRIVATELY, At ATLANTIC LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, 100, CASHEL STREET. MONEY TO LEND, according to arrangement, FROM £5 and UPWARDS TO ANY PERSON UPON ANY SECURITY. , Money Advanced on Life Policies and Shares. Money Advanced on Unregistered Bills of Sale. Trade and other Bills discounted. All Business strictly confidential. Telephone 483, Postal Address Box 15. . ... F. C. RAPHAEL, Commission and Financial Agent. MONEY to Lend, on First Mortgages of Freehold Securities, from 44 per cent, according to. security and amount. Also, on Approved Second Mortgages. Izard and Loughnan, Solicitors, Christchurch, Leeston and Southbridge. N 2621 MONEY TO LEND. WE have SEVERAL SUMS OP MONEY for Investment. Interest 5 to 54 per cent, according to , Amount Required. Borrowers can pay off the whole or portion of the moneys advanced on giving short notice. DEACON AND BISHOP, Solicitors. Hereford Street Chambers, Hereford Street. ■ - ... t A A AD- LOANS GRANTED FOR 3bIU)UUU BUILDING PURPOSES; also on Farms and Suburban Properties; easy terms of repayment. Very low rates of interest. Johnson and Mills,Solicitors, 213, Hereford Street, and at Rangiora. X 1430. Publicat ons. BOOKS. “A SECRET OF THE SEA,’* By “LUX.” PRICE . . . 3s 6d. London Publishers, Grant Richards. ■ Colonial Publishers, Simpson and Williams, OUT of a Hundred and Fifty-one Congratulatory Letters, we publish a few extracts concerning this Book. _’ “They are excellent stories, full of life and interest, and deserve a wide circulation."— (Bishop Julius, of Christchurch.) “L must congratulate you on the admirable colonial stories you have'just published. Their actuality, local colouring, charming simplicity, yet deep and touching pathos, should make, them moat popular. I don’t think there is a dull page in the book."—(Bishop; Grimes, of Christchurch.) ' . “ I have read several of your pretty stories. They are written in a brisk and pleasant style, and are varied and entertaining."—(Archbishop Redwood.) “ We have read all the stories, and axe more than pleased with the book. I have read it all aloud to my husband. How very well it is got upl The stylo and paper are both so good, that it wouldn’t bo dear at 7s 6d. Your characters appear to have been taken from life.”—(H. M. Baillie, Pioton.) “ The tales have been read by myself and others here with much interest and pleasure. The tone which pervades them is. excellent, and differs from much that is produced by colonial writers generally. —(Sir John Hall.) “ I have read the book with great interest. The chief fault is the shortness of the stories. , I should imagine That‘most of the incidents related are founded upon facts, and that so many of them relate to spots in . New Zealand instead • of to wpll-wom parti in Europe should make them all the more interesting to New Zealanders.' ‘Lux’ shows xhat she possesses a keen knowledge of the best emotions of our human nature, and she sketches with a loving womanly hand. Such a book should be widely read, and make a leading place in the ranks of colonial novels.” (W. Acton Adams.) . . . “ Mrs Bowden desires to acknowledge receipt of ‘ A Secret of the Sea.' Please forward four additional copies."—(Wakefield.) ’ “If you are writing. another book, please put me down for a copy."—(J. A. Mcllraith, Barr -Hill.) • “ X read several of the stories to my boy, who is ill in bed. He and others have - enjoyed them very, much, I shall be pleased- to recommend the book as far as possible.”— (Rev T. Hobbs, Hastings.) “T require four more copies of your book.' —(E. Sandford, Sydenham.) . . . “My wife has read the book, and thinks the stories pretty ana interesting. It will make a very good gift bopk."—(Rev D. A. Major, Waitotara.) “ Very pleasant reading."—(Rev H. Northcote.) . . . “ The volume supplies what we very much need, viz., colonial, stories of an interesting nature. It will give mo great pleasure to recommend the book to my friends."— (Rev A. D. Mitchell, Queenstown.) . , . “Your book gives me the greatest satisfaction,” —(M. G. Luxmpore, Timaru.) “ i received your excellent book.”—(M. Kirkbride, Mangsre.) “ We think the stories very nice,”—(L. Morrow, Montalto.) “I can very sincerely recommend the bo.'V to all my friends."—(J. Lloyd, Newland.) “ I am much pleased with the stories, print, paper and general get-up of the book at such a reasonable price. The stories are adapted to both young and old, and the active wearybrained. They tend to the moral deration the mind dealing with the possible in everyday life.”—(Bov D. O. Hampton, Abbotsf ahowod the book to my Sunday-school teachers, end they have asked me to obtain a copy for their, library."—(E. Whitehouss, Kumara.) “The stories are most interesting and-en-tertaining. I. think the .book will be, largely read."—(T.. Morland, S. Eakaift.) , “ The stories are very interesting.”—(A. M Aingftri Uhristchuroh.) ■ . “will you accept our congratulations o»j the book ” —(S'. E. Wain, Waimate.)

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