SUN COMMERCIAL SERVICE
A SPECIAL section devoted to answers to readers on financial and commercial questions, is included in these columns each Saturday. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy in every instance, no responsibility can be taken for the information given. All queries should be addressed to the Commercial Editor, THE SUN.
“Subscriber” (Mount Eden): We certainly think you could use your capital to greater advantage than the ways you suggest. Send your address and we will put you in touch with information which should prove of considerable value to you. “W.S.T.” (Hamilton): We understand that the company was registered in Sydney to avoid having to comply with New Zealand regulations. It would certainly require to place a sum of money on deposit with the Government before starting operations here. In your position we are confident you would be well advised to put your money in some easily negotiable security. Commercial Banks should have a big attraction. The firm is paying slightly over £5 per cent, on today’s market price and is a most progressive institution. There is every probability that you would have to wait years for a return on the investment you mention.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 12
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