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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 10

TO INVESTORS IN STOCKS AND SHARES Investors are Invited to transact tneir Dullness through members ot the Dunedln Stock Exchange. ? All Contracts nro completed In accordance with tho Rules and Regulations of the Stock Exchange Association of New Zealand. These have been approved and advertised In the Government Gazotte. No member of a Stock Exchange In any part of the world is permitted to advertise shares for sale or purchase. Persons, firms, or companies who advertise shares for salo or purchase or employ canvassers are not members of the Stock Exchange, fhe following are the members of the Stock Exchange:— C. H. Breeze, 21 Crawford Street. 0. J. Calder, N.Z. Express Buildings. Hamilton & Davidson, Stock Exchange Buildings. Logan & Vivian, N.Z. Express Buildings. W. L. Goldsmith, Stock Exchange Buildings. J. S. Hislop, 105 High Street. J. R. Laldlaw, High Street. Ralph Malcolm & Co., Stock Exchange Buildings. Wm. Brown t Co., N.Z. Express Buildings, W. H. McLeod, Stock Exchange Buildings. N. & E. S. Paterson Ltd.. 163 Rattray Streot. W. E. C. Reld & Co., Edinburgh House. Sllgo Bros., Stock Exchange Buildings. Fenwick & Reeves, Standard Insurance Buildings. Arthur M. Sldey & Co., A.M.P. Buildings. J. W. Smeaton & Co., 152 High Street. W. B. H. Statham, 320 Princes Street. W. F. Tltchener, Queen's Buildings. J. H. Walker, T. & G. Buildings, w. J. Watson, Stock Exchange Buildings. Quirk, Smith & Black, Stock Exchange Buildings.

ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place tot tlself In virtually every industry RiHhtly directed and prepared idvertisinx ha:- Droved thai it can return * nrofjt to the advertise) But advertisins should always he considered hs a business enterprise, and not as 9 magic formula tor unearned success.