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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21295, 23 September 1932, Page 2

SHARES AND DEBENTURES ' I'A LL Classes of Shares, StocWa and Deben•*El tures, whether Listed on the various Stock Exchanges or not, may be best pur- ' chased by consulting C. J. GREEN, Stock iSnd Sbarebroker, Bank of N.Z Chambers, ' Swanson St. Tel. 42-499. UILDING Society Shares. Farmers' Trading Shares, Government or aproved. Debentures wanted.—Parkinson, cific Bldgs., 41-063. " UILDING Society ShareH (A.C.T.8.), prompt payment withdrawals.—Thomas acky and Co., Professional Chambers,' igh St. ■ Building society shares.—No de. lay. Prompt cash available to those wishing to realise, and the very best market price.—C. J, GREEN, Stock Sharebroker,/ Bank of N.Z. Chambers, Swanson St. Tel. 42-499. SHARES (4). Northern, £B4 paid; best offer.—Shares. 241. Herald. riAHE Gold Mining Boom. —For information ~;X write P.O. Box 1487. Auckland. O /I'A Fully-paid Shares in N.Z. Co-op. JmirkV Dairy Coy.. Ltd.; will accept 10s per Bhare, Or deal with merchant for manure. S.C., 377. Herald. J" Q REEN ' S rpALKS TO JNVESTORS. |j°. g gPECULATIVE gHARES. . " w There »'i« generally classed tinder this \jjame shares in Companies which have no concrete assets or tangible business or ■undertaking to support them, and whicn are of their very nature somewhat of a jiamble," Mining shares, shares in companies for' the exploitation of Patents, and similar ventures readily fall into this ? at °" Cory. but. although not generally realised, all shares in new Companies or Companies about to be formed (unless such Companies ''are taking over established 'industrial undertakings) should be inc uded . inder the heading of Speculative Shares. -Xor the new flotations which ever succeed iVin carrying out the alluring promises made i ? to Inveators. or even continue to exist, leave .alone reaching a dividen f d pr °^'l cl { "~ stage, are, unfortunately, very few and far between. . , There are three axioms which should bo ; remembered by all persons who are ever tempted to take up Speculative Shares, and they are as follows: — (1) NO PERSON SHOULD EVER INiVVST rsr SPECULATIVE SHAKES OP LANY KIND WHO IS NOT PREPARED TO LOSE THE WHOLE OF HIS OR HER MONEY IF THE VENTURE FAILS The person who has a qmall amount ot capital, saved,, and who cannot well afford to'lose it, or any part of it, should shun entirely fihares in Mining Ventures, Patent concerns, and the like, and all shares in licw Companies which are not thoroughly established and proved to be sound. (2) IF YOU ARE INCLINED TO TAKE UP SHARES IN WHAT APPEARS TO .BE AN. ATTRACTIVE NEW PROPOSITION. or in ANY MINING OR PATENT 'VENTURE, and can afford the risk, BE SURE BEFORE YOU DO SO THAT YOU HAVE A CHANCE OF WINNING. In the majority of propositions which come before the public, " the dice are loaded " against the Investor before commencement, and he never has a gambler's chance. Before investing not only make the- most thorough independent searching inquiries, but seek the advice of those skilled and competent •to judge. -- (3) IF YOU DO SPECULATE, AND THE SHARES YOU BUY RISE IN VALUE, SELL AT ONCE AND TAKE "YOUR, PROFIT, Persons who have bought shares which r:se in N value are always tempted to hang on with the desire of obtaining.still more profit, and generally with disastrous results. Be satisfied with a Email profit. Never mind if the shares go still higher. You have your profit and your money free. The chances are if you do •wait fpr big things they will never materialise,'and you will lose. To these three axioms there might be added one more—lf you are fortunate in one venture don't make a practice of speculating, for you will lose eventually no matter bow clever or careful you are, just as surely as the man who continually backs horses must lose. The careful Investor will find it much better and he will, be a richer man in the long run if he leaves speculation entirely alone. < IF YOU WANT SOUND ADVICE AS TO YOUR INVESTMENTS AND AS TO ANY PROPOSITION PUT BEFORE YOU, Consult e. j. g reen - STOCK, AND SHAREBROKER, BANK OF N.Z. CHAMBERS. SWANSON ST. Tel. 42-499. PARTNERSHIPS, FINANCIAL, ETC. ."DUSINESS Man, leaving for England this month, will be pleased to accept commissions and undertake negotiations on behalf of New Zealand firms.—Commission, 225, Herald. COMPANY Formation Ensures Security! Companies Registered. Fee from £s. Auckland Collection Agency, Ltd., Winstone Bldgs. , FOR particulars of really sound Opening, £4OO, write Manager, Box 1487, Auckland; will invest, with services, small " Business; counter experience.—Elderly, 269. HeraldTNVESTMENTS, Partnerships. Everv class JL of Business available. Consult Established Agents.—Mercantile Brokers, Colonial Mutual Buildings. MAN. young. engineering experience, capable, with £SOO, start Company manufacturing patented articles. Write Confidential, 274, Herald. "VfEDICAL.— Suit Lady nursing experiJXL ence. Gentleman willing to learn; established business; capital £250-£300; salary, share profits,—X.. 250, Herald. ' PARTNERSHIPS, Businesses available, all descriptions; every investigation invited. Only genuine propositions solicited. *—Phoenix Agency, Chambers. . ' TITANUFACTURING Business offers unique ■iti. opportunity to Man with £SOO to £IOOO. PARTNERSHIP IN PROFITABLE PROFESSION offered educated young Man with £2OO. Investigation Welcomed. BUSINESS SALES CO.. 63 Queen Street- € APITAL REQUIRED. ."EIGHT PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PARTICIPATING PREFERENCE SHARES IN AN ESTABLISHED AND WELLKNOWN BUSINESS, , OFFERED AT PAR. To arrange interviews in Auckland or district, write in first instance to CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT, P.O. Box 1187, Wellington. MORTGAGES •4-'AfID Heanired, First Mortgage, imeVTrvU mediately; ample security, giltedged.—Particulars from Solicitor, Box 431, Auckland. ■ ' X*QAA Required, Ist Mortgage; good a^tJKJ\J security, new buildings.—3 Sussex St.. Grey Lynn. For Investment, City Security. ovO\Jl/U D. F. McGarry and Co., Dilworth Bldg. MONEY TO LEND " ABSOLUTELY Private Loan. Civil Servants, Permanent Employees. Easy advances on furniture.—Security Traders, Ltd., Argus House, High St. Phone 40-258. ADVANCES privately made on note, of ■£*■ hand to Permanent Employees, Civil Servants.—Private Box 1565. A DVANCES to Civil Servants. Bank. Insurance Clerks, Permanent Employees. No Gazette.—Box 944, or 210 Queen's Arcade. Phone 43-775, Auckland. /"CONFIDENTIAL Loans by Private Lender. If you need money urgently Write P.O. Box 931. Auckland. DO You Require Financial Assistance? Lend privately, security, permanent employees, reduced Interest.—Write Box "jVrONEY Made Immediately Available, anywhere, against Legacies, Bonds, Titles, etc.—Send full particulars to Box 781, Christchurch. PRIVATE PAWNBROKERS.—Money lent on Jewellery. _Plate and Other Valuables. Each transaction private and confidential. Old Gold bought outright for cash.— 2nd Floor. Palmerston Bldgs., 47, Queen St., Auckland, QMALL Loans speedily arranged; will call P on you.—Write Privacy, 49. HnnALn. SMALL Loans to School teachers and others permanently employed; any reasonable security. Thomas. 19 Rew's Chambers, onp. G.P.0.. Queen St. British Loan Co.. 388. Queen St.. JL Pawnbrokers. Lend Money on any Article of Value. ELECTRO PLATERS