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The paid-up capital oil Dominion Crust Company, Etd. as™l2 December 31, 1908, was 134.800 --- - ■ —December 31, 1909, was 513,321 r December 31. 1910, was 696,787 October 1, 1911, was 805,000 The assets of the company on March 31, 1906', were $89,435,60 December 31, 1906. were, 251,835.33 December, 31, 1907. were 371.482.62 Office; December 31, 1908, were 482,551.54 /JBrL- v December 31. 1909, were 923,095.54 • Vancouver, B.C. December 31. 1910, were., 1.643.496.90 October 1. 1911, were....; 2,090.000.00 1 Offices: The reserve and undivided profits on . December 31. 1908, were $52,942.45 V ancouvcr. 8.C.: New cstmin- December 31. 1909. were 100.09u.00 6ter ’ B ’ Victoria. B.C. ; Nana mo, December 31. 1910, were 225,000-00 lW* If’ I'u In 8.C.; Calgary, Alta; Regina, Sask.; October 1. 1911, were over 410.000.00 fKk’/tWnbl Montreal, Que. (Dominion of Canada While these results are most encouraging, it must l>e stated that they are not Sitjip L— ij-Kr, Trusts Co.), Quebec Bank Building; the result of lucky speculation. The company’s business consists of acting K- ;|l London, Eng.. 2 Pinner’s Ilali, Austin As executor under wills or by appointment of any court. rfel - Br =' IfH FT ■ ? Friars. London, E.C. As trustee for bondholders or in the management of sinking funds, etc. B 4aS P* I ’Tra I As administrator and guardian. P Eb PM I As receiver, liquidator, and assignee. E •• NK I mi'' As transfer agent and registrar. jfi = fa fa f pi fe As confidential agent for the investment of funds of persons or corporations. F ilslfiiß P" E® ■ p| As escrow agents. g k' f- ife* EP i Conducts a department for savings. | Authorised Capital .. Owns ami rents safe deposit boxes in very strong safe deposit vaults -1--7==-'[ Lends money on first mortgages on improved city property, never exceeding u. LI, [|[| PF If FK Sb 188 I jig TOtM Subscribed 5i,370,300.00 r, ° cent, of a conservative valuation of the property. flI*(• 0 Purchases debentures from municipalities and disposes of them at retail. I ,L»nt gM Paid-up £805.000 00 In no case does it deal in speculative securities. imfci Sttrirr I® hffimMliliilffl iit -i Further information about the company or about investments will be gladly SB ' ,le ' rCn ’ ,eandUndlv,d - furnished OU appllnttivn. ~ edProfits £410,000 00 This Company keeps its reserve invested in first mortgages on improved real -EEL. — estate. It is prepared at any time to sell such mortgages at their face value or invest funds for Investors in such securities. - 1A . ; All moneys advanced on mortgages by or through this Company are protected by the following safeguards: u„u . . ■ ■ ■■■■-■—— ■ "J Each mortgage is a first mortgage. Not more than 50 per cent, of the value of the property is loaned. The property under each application is valued by our valuator, who, we know, OFFICERS j s conservative. W. R. ARNOLDMANAGING DIRECTOR Each application for a loan is. passed upon by onr Board of Director. E. F. MILLER SECRETARY-TREASURER The title to the property is examined and the mortgage drawn and registered by our solicitors. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The buildings must be worth at least 90 per cent, of the amount of the loan. Wm. 11. P. Clubb President. r,le l ai, d must be worth nt least 90 per cent, of the amount of the loan. W. D. Brydone-Jack, M.D.lst Vice-President. The buildings must be insured for at least 80 per cent, of the amount of the F. It. Stewart.. .2nd Vice-President * onu 1,1 re l* fl ble British companies, with loss (If any) payable to the lender. Win. Henderson E. \v. Keenleyside can be better than first mortgages when so protected, especially E. W. McLean Geo E Drew M.D ,u 11 K r<) "lng community, where the security Is continually Increasing in value. Jas. Stark .las Ram-cy ’ Money may be invested in this way to return 6 per cent, to 7j per <*nt •John R. Gray II \y Rig"s M D Neither this Company nor any client of this Company has ever lost any prlnW. R. Arnold T R Pearson ’ ‘ dpal or interest on such investments. D. W. Bole We conH |j,» r th(ln quite safe, and therefore recommend them. •Late of Auckland, N.Z., and at one time Director of the Northern Steamship For particulars write Company, and Bycroft, Ltd., and a member of the Thames Drainage Board. . . — It is often said that there is no happiness like that resulting from work IIOtHIHIOII CfHSI X>oltll)4tlV, LlltlltCU* ■well done. Consequently pride In achievement is pardonuble. r « » Some figures regarding the growth of this company may therefore be interest- W. R. ARNOLD, Managing DirectorIng, because this company recommends only s?. b investments ns It makes for on Mu’taudiugthoii iuown f “ nds ' - WE9TE^ r \ N *.^ AOKNcY - - .»<*w.m nr wn

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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 4, 24 January 1912, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 4, 24 January 1912, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 4, 24 January 1912, Page 7

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