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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17652, 13 December 1920, Page 3

Sales by Auction. 1\ W. DOUGLAS. PHONE S9SA. r\OUGLAS % AND pO. 'pHIS F)AY. AT -j-j O'CLOCK. ■QRAPERY AND *RT pHINA. £700 ~ V ALUE - £700 Ex S.S. Remuera. TDEAUTJFUL C ELECTION TJLOUSES. QOATEES AND JUMPERS. EVERY LINE MUST BE SOLD. Also, SELECTION Of QIBSON'S ART pHINA. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS FOR XMAS. JARDINIERES. J'EAPOTS. Thesa are Full Ranee of TndentoFs lTT P HOUT n RE W SE , RVE S ° ld ABSOLUTELY j | AND pO., ALL THE TIME. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN. VICTORIA STREET EAST. P: W,- DOUGLAS. 'PHONE 838 A. T\OUGLAS AND pO. - - "IyEDNES. AT -J -J O'CLOCK. TJOOKS. T>OOKS. T3OOKS. ON THE PREMISES. On Account of Mrs. KEITH, who is leaving the district, ftQ "pDEN TERRACE, Inoluding DICKENS. MACAULAY, THE POETS. AND ALL THE MODERN POPULAR AUTHORS. VMAS CARDS. T ARGE MODEL RACING YACHT. j AND pO., ALL THE TIME. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN. VICTORIA STREET EAST. jgALVAGE. . gALVAGE. OALVAGE. MESSRS. ,\ pLARK AND CONS. T TD.. 8, WILLIAMSON AVENUE, PONSONBY. THURSDAY IgTH INST., AT 11 O'CLOCK. A BOUT.'2OOO SHEETS OF CORRUGATED -a*. IRON, burnt. A LOT OF TIMBER, partly charred, suitable for firewood end other purposes OA HEAPS OF DEBRIB-A GOOD QUANZU TITY OF IRON PIPING. Tron WORK. ABOUT 100 MACHINES (burnt), and a'Tot of other lines saved from the fire. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. SALES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION UNDERTAKEN. j? A , pERKINS AND pO. — . . '- T ——- Money to Lend. "MONEY TO L E N D I>± On Fwboi Security at Cut rent, Kates. t.. XiAIvEK i Late Ewinjrtou snu Baker), Corner ct Durham St. E. and Queen St ! l\/{ ON EY Lent on Building Society Shares, l>i Pianos. Sewing Machines. Survey In' slnimente .Jewellery, etc.; strictly confides''a .--Lombard. 31. WelUiloy St. East (opp Public Library). MONEY TO LEND at a moderate rate oi" mjeiest—Apply. Jnekson Russell ! \±nV*. "qrci Ostler. Solicitors. Short I and St.' | 4*900 T0 £ ' 20C0 Lend- or will Buy Ist c*v«— \J\J or Jna Alortsase -Monjn™ Ao. 619. riERALf). ° B JlOrtJßfft,

dmnm 0F ZEAWHDDISCHARGED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT LOAN. . ISSUE OF Si per cent. PPICE OF ISSUE: PAS. TERM OF LOAN: 12 YEARS. LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIPTIONS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. The attention of the public is drawn to the provisions of the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Loans Act, 1920, under which persons can be compelled to contribute to the Loan an amount equal to the yearly average of the land-tax and incometax paid or payable "by them for the three years ended on the thirty-first day of March, nineteen hundred and twenty. All moneys invested under the compulsory clauses of the Act will bear interest at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum only Subscribers to previous Loans are not relieved from obligation to subscribe to this Loan. For Prospectus apply to any POSTAL MONEY - ORDER OFFICE, BANK, or s. through your STOCKBROKER, or at the TREASURY, WELLINGTON. . • Wellington. W. F. MASSEY, 10th December, 1920. Minister of Finance.