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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 20, 15 May 1912, Page 45

Canadian Investments. Zealand Investments. Dominion Trust Building, Vancouver, B.C. MORTGAGE LOANS AS INVESTMENTS. K I have concluded arrangements with one of the largest, soundest, and most conservative of the great Canadian TRUST COMPANIES whereby my clients can purchase at face value, plus accrued interest, any of the FIRST MORTGAGES on improved city property in which the Company keeps its reserve, amounting to £llO,OOO, invested. This apparently simple announcement means that a New Zealand investor in this class of security can increase his income from such by, say, 50 °/ o , and at the same time 2^ ajL have the satisfaction of knowing that the security he holds is gilt edged, as in the case of each ll -' tBES application for a loan the property is valued by a conservative valuer of high standing, and the buildings IkWi i reliable BRITISH COMPANY for at least 80% of the loan, with loss, if any, payable to the lender. (Jliirlp Th® mortgage must be drawn, title reported on, and the Deed registered by the Solicitors of the | j jgpß&gigJM i Company, an eminent legal firm. Sums of £lOO and upwards can be thus invested. OTHER CLASSES OF INVESTMENT. SfCTnZCT PE Qi When visiting Canada recently I also got into touch with leading Western Canadian firms dealing in I\eal Estate, fruit Lands, Timber Lands, Industrial Enterprises, Debentures, Stock, Bonds, &c., with '’ips PS lllafi whom lam now doing considerable business on behalf of clients. Their names, addresses, and I(ew w. * Zealand references are yours for the asking. Mead Office of the Dominion —- ANDREW GRAV 5 W. R, ARNOLD. anaglng Director. ’Smeeton's Build!ngs, Queen Street, AUCKLAND, ** y O u getting the fullest and Sussex Chambers, Panama Street, WELLINGTON. value out of your financial resources however big or little Bankers : these resources may now Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, and National Bank of New Zealand. Wellington. —f° be ? *Temporary address pending completion of new building, Jlobson Buildings, Shortland Street, Auckland.