DIVERSIFICATION GIVES SECURITY The investor who purchases shares in. the New Zealand Investment Trust see* his pound spread over a number of.-hilj&ly 4 tractive investments, instead, of the oae_or two within his reach as an individual. The risk of .loss is thereby greatly reduced and the probability of greatly increased, the dividends from the various investments , made by the Trusit being ! polled an « divided amongst the members m direct ratio to the capital involved. Net rate oj return to investors Hi nearer 5 per cent thai} ■4 per cent, with ' growing capital apprecia r ' Full particulars gladly _K»ven on tion to the New Zealand Investment Trust,, Ltd P.I.C. Building, Wellington. Box' 1616). Branches at Christchurch, Duiiedin, Invercargill and Auckland. Chief Brokers: The Securities' Corporation Ltd.—Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21758, 24 March 1934, Page 7
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