BANK NOTICES. JT’S A PLEASANT TASK . THAT OF SAVING MONEY, and it acts as a mental tcnic! The resolve to Bank regularly a specified sura out of one's wages or salary involves determination and persistence. BUT IT’S WORTH WHILE TO GET THE HABIT! Don’t fogrct that your money works while you sleep! It increases all the time, and “grows like a snowball." Don’t forget, also, that you get in the Dunedin Savings Bank the highest rate of interest possible, together with absolute security. THE POPULARITY OF THIS BANK is increasing month by month, both in regard to the number of Depositors and the amount banked. Its consistent growth is evidence—conclusive and complete—of the public confidence in the administr tion by well-known citizens of its affairs. Sixty years of successful work justifies the trust of depositors in it. MANY MEN. AND VOMEN, TOO, can trace the beginnings of their prosperity to the habit of saving induced by an account at the Dunedin Savings Bank. What the Bank has done for others it can and will do for you! YOU CAN’T RECALL LOST OPPORTUNITIES but you CAN take advantage of those now available. DON’T \VAIT! NOW is the time to SAVE. Call at the Bank or an> of its branches and pay in . few shillings, take away your pass-book, and do the same at regular intervals, thi. building up Capital on your own account! THE DUNEDIN SAYINGS BANK, Head Office, High street. SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH, Corner of argill road. NORTH DUNEDIN BRANCH, Roberts’s Buildings, Gardens Tram Terminus.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19844, 17 July 1926, Page 24
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255Page 24 Advertisements Column 7 Otago Daily Times, Issue 19844, 17 July 1926, Page 24
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