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Observer, Volume XXXIV, Issue 24, 21 February 1914, Page 2

Tl/TUNICIPAL BOROUGH COUNCIL AND TOWN BOARD DEBENTURES. An Investment should yield as much income as possible, consistent with safety. It is important, in order to meet any unexpected emergency, that it should be easily converted into cash quickly, either by sale, or as security for a loan. We can offer Debentures returning 5 per cent., combining these essential qualities. pRAY AND nOCKROFT REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKERS, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND. ——■——i———■——— Gbe W.Z. Observer PUBLISHED WEEKLY. The OBSEBTKbJa a bright and racy Journal, full of crisply written goeaip, ana illustrated bjr picture* of Oolonlal interest. Tou should siibsoribe at e»ee. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Quarterly ... 3s M Half-yearly - - 7s M Fer Annum 13s M In the case the Attorney General versus W. J. Gedaes •ad William Blomfield, proprietors of the Auckland OBSERVER, an action alleging contempt of court, Chief Detective McMahoa, in his statement, swore "The OBSERVER is a weekly illustrated newspaper published in Auckland, and having a considerable circulation in Auckland and elsewhere in New Zealand."