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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11658, 24 October 1923, Page 6

A GOOD INVESTMENT [ C.D.B. DEBENTURES. | COMPLETE SECURITY AND GOOD INTEREST. Tlie Issue of Debentures at 5£ per cent, by the Cbristcliuroh. Drainage lk>ard represents investment at a good rale of interest for tiiis class of investment, which affords maximum security to the investor for 'both principal and interest. The total value of the area covered, by a special rate as security for these Debentures exceeds .£14,500,000, and it is doubtful if any investment in any part of the world gives greater security—C.D.B. Debentures are really “gilt-edged" security in ©very way. Another feature is the convenient amounts in which they are issued, i.e., «£IOO, .£SOO and .£IOOO. This makes available to everybody a class of investment usually, through its magnitude, only open to largo financial institutions. The principle of “Safety First" will always bo a sound one in connection with finance, and that principle is becoming more and more recognised by small investors, who are forwarding applications daily for Christchurch Drainage Board Debentures at 5£ per cent. Application forms and copies of the prospectus are obtainable from any Shareholder, or Bank, or from the Secretary of the Drainage Board, Christchurch. Applications should be made without delay.—Advfc.

DUNEDIN SOCIETY LADY. Tbo wife of a well-to-do Dunedinito was for somo months unable to wear evening dress owing to the spreading of an unsightly rasli. Ointments and prescriptions were tried unavailingly, until the sufferer learned of Q-tol from her sister in Wellington. Relief was rapid; in three days the healing and nenetralive properties of Q-tol had banisned the disfigurement—Advt.

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