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Southland Times, Issue 23513, 20 May 1938, Page 11

Southland Building & Investment Society “ in & Bank of Deposit tot in 1OO“. largest AND BEST IN NEW ZEALAND. „„ What Others Say:-~ I- T-" . " .... . ~ ‘ Others Have Sald; ~ President: Directors: Auditors. — « —■,, , A. S. FROGGATT, J.P. J. T. CARSWELL A. W. JONES, J. P. W. S. TODD D. , ‘TLn LwnrMmnci r. j. cumming, j.p. j. r. martin jas. ward, j. p. c - • Solidt ; rs ;' ■' ■ The Building Society Movement Ine IOUnCIRIIOnS 01 tnc j.gilkison r. n. todd, j.p. t.h. WATSON, j.p. macalister bros. 1 J .J, ip n PT 1 1. >• . , . H - L - HAY - (Deputy Chairman) hSS ggf Rself g thrCC-fold OBJCCtIVC mtional £5 lory arc set in -—to establish a service that is the Homes of the people/ it is a combination oc investors and Borrowers. characterized by extreme simplicity, vnv J- X- The former supply the £unds from which the | J KING GEORGE V latter borrow. The difference between the | the lltmOSt eCOHOmy Consistent With -— rates of interest paid and received forms the i • i j j j o • j O • X margin with which the Society meets estab" $ a high Standard 01 eillCieUCy, and The Building Society I I by conspicuously fair dealing.’ IVfnVPTiWnf hjlG TIPVPr builds up a Reserve commensurate with its SIR HAROLD BELLMAN, J.P., F.C.I.S. vlllvllL Hajj ILV ' magnitude, stability and responsibilities. President and Managing Director Abbey Road Building PlloJlPl* in nil Ml C Deposits large or small may be lodged for Society. Illg lIVI 111 PUMIIV VDLVVIU short or long terms. than it does today, nor | Se administration during 69 years enables the Society to offer j 4 lt is a very laudable thing that has its sphere of useful- I splendid advantages to any prospective investor. Debentures and | j hig should strfve ness ever been SO great. j4l years becomes £5OO. Shares alone for a limited amount can be j to secure a home 01 their own. VISCOUNT CECIL j taken out. 10/- a week invested in this way for 131 years j VISCOUNT SNOWDEN becomes ,£5OO or more. 1/- per week will give a shareholder a — ‘I do not think in all my return o£ £lo ° in approximately 19 years. I 1 marvel at the growth of the 1• £ T 1 £ J This Society always adheres to a progressive Southland Building Society in N.Z. lite 1 nave lOUnfl any and prudent policy. The Building Society U koa Iwnn huiU nn . | Movement is of such importance to the ,Seeing it haS Deen bUllt Up business more honest than I Dominion and makes such a strong appeal | without fixed Capital Shares ’ . , to the instinct of security in home ownership vriiLiivut iiavu tllP which IS on the P apt o£ Shareholders, that optimism SIR ENOCH HILL, J.P., F.C.I.S. vllv MUolltvOO vyilivii o • in regard to the future is amply justified. President and Managing Director Halifax Building Society carried on by a good I The home which one yearns for but cannot I building society.’ | a££,>, ■‘ , Mach I ‘The U.S. building and loan DR. ALBERT MANSBRIDGE [ One of the objects of the Society is to encour- j Societies had made Safe home Founder of the World Association for Adult Education age habits of thrift so that by the accumulation nwnprcliin si livilKr rpalltv for of small sums of money regularly subscribed, OWnerbllip d living lUdlliy IUI 1 . pt becomes possible to buy the home, j millions of American people. The A. comiortable nousc IS a State owes a deep debt of gratitude great Source of happiness: Total Assets £2,698,188 SAllfhSantl Buildilfifii & deposits Building Societies for their it ranks immediately after InVCfImCHI SOCidf magnificent contribution to the health d profits : : lit housing accommodation.’ credited to date £931,287 NEW OFFICES: 1 year -•- 3% noErcrmnnrar onncnurrT science. SYDNEY smith Lcnttodalo tay street, Invercargill. » president Roosevelt ’ ’ p.o. Box 76. Telephones: Nos. 210 and 816. At call - - - -2%