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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 156, 21 March 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. nrtowN hall, , town hall, J< CONCERT CHAMBER; WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 27th, 8.15. S-'ONG RECITAL, SONG RECITAL, KONG RI.CITAL, To bo given by MB. FRED. COLIJKIi, . Mil. I'llED. COLLIKK, Ml{. FRED. COLLIER, Mil. FRED. COLLIER, Melbourne's Leading Baritone. Baritone Soloist of Madame llclba's Concert Company, . Assisted by MR. HAKOLU WHITTLE, MH. HAROLD WHITTLE, And other Well-known Artists. POPULAR i>IUOES-3s. Reserved, and 2s Bos Plan .-.t Bristol. . MUSIC MADE EASY. BIELEY'S COLLEGE OF HUSIO reopens 28th January, Pnpila will please keep arrangements previously made Intending Pupils can be Interviewed any time from that date. Piano Playing taught/ in from 10 to 20 lessons by the "Colbir" System (no special music required). Saves time, money, and drudgery (no scales), same results. Tho suooesa of our local pupils speaks for this system. Testimonials from- all parts. Call for all particulars Bouloott Chambers (Ist floor up), Boulcott Street.

*■' ■ . ■■-. '■ ''':- ) ■ ■ . ■ j ■ ' "An Individual Appeal;: Jo;; ; Sufosepifoe. I If the information you want.about War Loan Securities is not supplied by the following answers, ' .■( I .';,■■' call at any Bank or at any Local Money-Order Office which is open for the sale of these securities. \ Q.-What is the War 'Loan, and what is it for? Q.—Supposing I sell my Inscribed Stock? I A.—lt is a loan of money by the people of, New Zealand-.to the A.—You 'obtain-a transfer form from the' Treasury and fill it I New Zealand Government to feed, clothe, and maintain up' in'accordance with- directions given .thereon. ( our soldiers, so that they may continue to fight i to CDve , lun ent Bonds and Stock are frequently I .t * °" r spoke* Was ''best security in the world." Why is this I , yi ' . • • true? ■■"■ -- ■;• ■•■ '}. Q.—What is a New Zealand Bearer Bond? ■-■■ „„„.•, , . . • . . . ~ . j-. , I . A.—Because'the promise to pay is backed by the iaith and if A.—When you lend yoiir money to the New Zealand Govern- ■ honour 'of. the. Dominion of New Zealand and by the taxI Hient you get the signed promise of the Government of ing-pdwer. .'of'the whole country, whiph in natural re- £ New Zealand, to pay principal and interest. It is a direct sourcesris one of the richest countries in the world. I and unconditional promise of the Dominion of New-Zealand c..,.,..i to pay oil certain dates a specified sum of money, with in- Q.-Are War.Securities exempt from taxation? I ■ terest at.a specified. payable at specificates , A ._Tfo4it-oi : 4* percent, bonds and stock is exempt from j until the bond.matures. The Bonds are issued t.Bearer hit the 5 per cent. Post Office War Loan ; and executed by the Mims er of Finance for New Zealand . inecnUSl Stock is not' exempt from New Zealand incomel A bearer bond is payable to bearer and can be passed :c>: ~ x from hand to hand without the formality of a transfer. '.A. ...... ' ..--... I The holder for the time being is the recognised owner. Q. —On wfiat wiil the proceeds of this loan be spent? ( Q.—What is the currency Of the Bonds to be issued? • A.—The proceeds of this loan will b,e used for 'war purposes I A.—They will be dated Bth April, 1918, and will mature on . only.' .'" ' ' 15th November, 1938, ' Q.-How can t> buy War Loan Securities? . ... ■ J Q.-What IS Inscribed Stock. . A.-J3y application form at any bank "or postal' I A. A.n investment for which no actual certificates are issued nioney-iorder, or broker's- office on'or before the Bth April. to investors but -their names and the amount ofstook they 1918,'-and-bypayingthe necessary amount. (interest free of New Zealand income-tax.) . . ing to'these details? \ 4£ per cent. New Zealand Inscribed Stock has currency A.—Noneatfall, The New Zealand Treasury,'or any bank, ! A^™«£.s^ postairaoney - orier ■ .%-**&&?*,■*&* -««<•*f*« I All inscribed stock and dividends thereon are payable to money-ordei . Office what do I receive? ._. .:,.., . , I the person whose name is inscribed in the Register and _ Tqu a phonal receipt for the amount paid. ; :: to no pther. ; .•>..,., :.. ' I Q.-Can ».se!i my War Securities at any time if iso desire, Q-How;iong;do I hold receipts for Bends? I and can ! borrow money on these securities? • .A.—"Until , th'e'bonds are printed and, .distributed from the r .-■■-. ■ . nearest, postal omee, when the receipts must |; A. —Yes;, you can sell your securities at any time, for there is , be exchanged for the "bonds. i a mai'ket for New Zealand Government Stock or Bonds. ■ •'.. Ar> '~.: '''' - I Tliey are considered good security for borrowing money. . , Q.—What I-receive in acknowledgment of an investment in \ ■ Q.—Do I get any interest on my money while it is loanedto.' ~ " s ^l^?.®fo^; ? '. : I the Government, and at what rate? . . A'—You- receive a;■provisional receipt, and when" the"amount-■ \ Zealand income-tax, and 5 per cent-, on Post Ofii.oe War " dir ?S.y ou \ v ; . • ' : . .■ ■■■ ■■ I Loan Inscribed Stock, which is. not free of New Zealand . Q< _ what^e -particular advantages of investing in Ini; ■ income-tax. ' ... ■ . ■.••■-. x . ~-•:•'■•• - r - ■ .. „ ■ ■■» ■. » -■••"■ i .-•-•-. scribed Stock as compared with Boarer Bonds? ... I o.—How do I collect the interest on Bonds, and how often , .„ :.''.'..:, ■ '■-.' ■-~ ~ ... r^ , y. nun uu n«uw. ~-_.».- . • A.—lou , wMild'be/relieved ; 'or all anxiety regarding the cusdo I get it? .. ; . * . tody of negotiable documents, such as a bearer-bond, and I A -Attached to each bond are interest coupons/one for each of the'necessity of cutting oft and presenting interest • I ' six months'period. When the interest date arrives you . coupons for payment. In the case or Inscribed btock, I cut off the interest coupon of that date and take it to the is remitted to you direct by cheque from tho ■ Treasury or to any New Zealand branch of the Bank of .., Treasury.;. «-**-W : i— wmm mmtlm, P-eimed ~ IMAM 15th of November. The first payment will date from Stock?., ' Bth April, 1918. -■ .-.).. A.—Because-'they, can be deposited as security or disposed.of 0 —How do I collect the interest on Inscribed Stock, and how at :the immediate option of the holder, and without appliOften do I get it? \ ■ ■ cation to,the Treasury. ■ A.-Each six months, as the interest falls due, the Treasury Q.-What is Post Office War Loan Inscribed Stock? will post you a cheque in payment of the interest. A.—Post Office! War Loan Inscribed Stock is issued for the 0 -If I Should'selMny Bearer Bond, HOW Shall I transfer it to ' benefit of'smajl,investors having a shorter currency and y. n i aiiouiuowii iiij ' higher.rate of interest—s per cent., which however, is the new owner? . . _ n bt'free"6f-New'Zealand income-tax.- Individual hold-A-If it is a coupon-bearer-bond, merely by delivery. Just : ings are limited to f6oo' and must be fully paid up, " hand it to the new owner. J Minimum inyestment, £100. 0 -if I wish to assist my country in the fight for freedom but have only small means, how can I do so? A.-By Purchasing a POST OFFICE WAR CERTIFICATE (free of income-tax) at any Postal Moneyorder Office. Interest on War Certificates accumulates and is repayable with the principal at the end of the specified term. For 13s. y° u can b «y a£l Certificate U ForiisA you can buy a£l Certificate For £6/10 you can buy a £10 : ' Certificate For £§■; you can buy a £10 Certificate For £6S you can buy a £100 Certificate For you can buy a £100 Certificate Repayable in TEN Yeats. U .;;:;;;■■ Repayable in FIVE Yeats. All may si©S fee able to flflW with g«sm s feomb, and bayonet'but all can help toy making their mousey SigM. Lend all you cam afford-to your counSFy io-clay, so ShaJ fihe brave men who fight may have Bhe means fio secure victory, anfi te.fium to: their homes again. '■■. ?■: ■■'~:'■ j,;;g/ward, ■■. . '■■•' Wellington, 16th March, 1918. :: " ■■' MINISTER OP FINANCE.