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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8790, 28 May 1890, Page 2

NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETY (Pebmanent). Instituted 1876. Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." Dmeotors : Messrs. H. Weston (Chairman), W. Cottier, N. King, J. C. George, J. B. Connett, O. T. Rundle, and W. F. Brooking. Bolioitob : R. O. Hughes, Esq. Bankebs : The Bank of New Zealand. Seoretaby AND Treasurer : O. Ronnell. T OANS granted on freehold property *- ' on terms from one to twelve years, at tho option of the borrower. Tbe advantages of tbe system introduced by this Sooiety are as follows :—: — Borrowers abb enableb to Choose their own Period of Loan, can make tbe payments easy or otherwise according to their circumstances. The* Cannot bb Compelled to pat a DA7 LONGER THAN AGREED on, whether tbe Society is prosperous or not. They abb not Obliged to Bkoome Shabeholdebs, consequently are not dependent on the profits of tbe Sooiety for cessation of payments, and are not compelled to keep dragging on with their subscriptions long after the time they expected. THESE ABE NO STOPPAGES WHATEVER fbom advances, either as Commission Bonus, or back payments, there is no series to start from, Joaus commence from the month in which the advance is made, and the Society prepares tbe Mortgage Deed | free of cost, in cases where tbe loan is for £100 and over, and for a period exceeding three years — a concession | granted by very few, if any, other similar Societies. To persons who are paying rent, the advantage of joining is obvious— by p lying to tbe Society for a limited number of years, they become purchasers of the property and make it a Freohold, a result never attained by ying rent to a Landlord. Office open daily from 10 to 4, Wednesday afternoons eioepted. \ C. RENNELL, Secretary fB9 to Office, Brougham-street. The Japanese cure rheumatism by the " Moxa" treatmeut, or burning the paiaf ul spot with paste cones, but the present generation are becoming convinced that the easiest and most reliable cure for thia complaint is Renshaws' Monarch of Pain. Sea the tOßtiswuiaU which are all bona&lo,