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Southland Times, Issue 21887, 13 December 1932, Page 6

c? Ltd. AN • EXCEPTIONAL XMAS OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A NEW PIANO AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. CASH OR TERMS. CALL NOW AND INSPECT. 60 DEE STREET. A NEW BICYCLE I £5 10/Complete with all accessories, including Eadie Coaster Hub. I %-U Ctjclc I Peterson’s Buildings, Tay Street. | SAVE 20 PER CENT ON WATCHES AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. OUR small overhead expenses enable us to sell the BEST QUALITY WATCHES AND RINGS at a big saving. C. WARBURTON. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. Colonial Chambers - - - Dee Street. THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR! STRANG’S RE-BUILDING FURNITURE SALE. PRICES DRASTICALLY CUT. BUT QUALITY MAINTAINED. BIG SAVINGS! BUY NOW! WE WILL PROVIDE FREE STORAGE. Such a Sale comes only once in a lifetime —you can’t afford to miss it. COME ALONG! COMPARE PRICES. W. STRANG & CO. Southland’s Pioneering Furniture Manufacturers. ESK AND KELVIN STREETS. A MARKET FOR PIECE WOOL. fIASH BUYERS IN ANY QUANV TITIES OF: PIECES. LOCKS. AND BELLIES. Wool must be clean and free of seed. No old season’s Wool or badly stained Pieces will be acceptable. A GOOD CHANCE TO DISPOSE OF YOUR NEW SEASON’S PIECE WOOL. CASH PURCHASES! CASH PURCHASES! SOUTHLAND BUTCHERS’ BY-PRODUCTS CO,. LTD. WAIKIWI. WM. CAWTHORN - - Works Manager. A. L. ADAMSON - - - - Secretary. BOX: 219, INVERCARGILL. PHONES: Works: 376-M. Office: 177.

A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT. KEEN DEMAND FOR LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD DEBENTURES. As a fall in interest rates may be expected in the near future, investors are taking advantage of the Lyttelton Harbour Board’s Debentures now offered to the public in denominations of £5O, £lOO or multiples of £lOO at an interest rate of 5| pel - cent per annum, payable half yearly. The gilt-edged security covers the Board’s undertakings and its revenues, and the interest is free of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act Tax of 10 per cent. Application money is being received by the Secretary, Mr C. H. Clibborn, at the Lyttelton Harbour Board’s Office, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Exchange on interest or principle is being paid by the Board and accepted application money becomes interest-bearing from the day it is handed to the Board. The date of maturity of the Loan is Ist January, 1943. These Debentures are recommended as a most safe and lucrative investment, with every possibility of an increase in value in the near future. A prospectus may be obtained from the Secretary of the Harbour Board or from any member of a recognised Stock Exchange or from any branch of the Bank of New Zealand. Registered sharebrokers will also handle application without charge to the investor.—Advt,