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Nelson Evening Mail, 29 May 1916, Page 4

fR • PERMANENT BUILDING I SOCIETY accept* .HONBY ON ■DEPOSIT »s under:■O I PJER CENT. AT OAJLJU 4PWR CENT., ii fixed ** », «. ** 12 Momtiha. 3T*U on t.ppLLc**io*. ttEOBGJi M. ROUT, Secretary. MONEY! MONEYS MONEY! IHg PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY tends MON3Y *T 5 PER CENT. ;.»a Uity and Coaflferj Properties Repayable i«s Monthly iastaloteißis. ST oil zTvforma&ioiD froai GEORGE M. ROOT, MONEY TO LEND. PITT AND MOORE. Barristers, Solicitors, and Notarial Public. E have MONEY TO LEND FOR ' Clients in large or small aumis, *o suit borrowers, at Lowest Current i.£atea of Interest. Very easy term* made for repayment of Principal, MONEY TO LEND. ADAMS AND HARLEY, (Late Adorns and Kingdon.) Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries Public. /TONEY to lend' at current rate of uL interest on approved security. Easy terms made for repayment of principal. MARRIAGE. GRACE—O 'HAR A-SMITH.—On April 24th, at St. Paul's pro-Cathedral, Wellington, by the "Ven. Archdeacon Baker ; lan Walter, eldest son of Rev. Arthur Grace, of Whangarei (formerly of Bright-water, Nelson), to Theodora Amy, third daughter of the late Charles O'Hara-Smith, auditor of Land Revenue, and of Mrs O'HaraSmith, of Ngatiawa street. Nelson.