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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18310, 29 July 1921, Page 6

£117,000 SUBSCRIBED IN FIB ST TWO WEEKS. AND OVER £150,000 TO DATE. This record response shows that the public is quick to appreciate the high rate of interest and undoubted security offered by Ivlacky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd. Seven and n-hatf per cent, interest free of tax trebly secured by surplus assets totalling £84.3,782, certainly seems irresistible, especially when backed by a firm of the 'standing of Mncky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd. The Capital of the Company has grown from £SOOO in 1881 to £843,782 today; branches are flourishing in every important centre of the. dominion; while woollen mills are operating at Oamaru, Timaru, and Palmerston North. During the past’nine years the turnover of the business has increased 360 per cent. The ability of the Company to produce its own materials places it in the strongest possible position tor meeting competition, and it is safe to assume that under the capable management which has been responsible for its phenomenal growth in (he past, the company is destined to play an oven greater part as the prosperity of the dominion expands. The Debentures now being issued are repayable in five years. Small investors have realised that better interest with first-class security is available, and subscriptions are pouring in. Lists will close early, so that intending subscribers should lose no time in securing a copy of the prospectus from any Branch of the Bank of New Zealand, any of the. Company’s branches, or any member of the Stock Exchange.—Advt. AUCKLAND, July 28. A widow, named Edith Lucy Tye, aged 61, a resident, of Dcvonport, was found dead at her residence this evening. When her daughter returned the house was locked and her mother was lying on the kitchen floor, the room being full of gas with one pipe turned on with a tube attached, and the end of which was near the deceased’s mouth.