BUSINESS MAN’S VIEW
What Investment Is Secure Unless War Is Won? A sound view on money and the security of its investment was expressed by a prominent Wellington business man today: — “I have worked hard to accumulate a little to provide for the future of my family,” he said, “but what would happen to my savings if the enemy over-ran New Zealand? 1 say that to protect our business future, we have got to put every penny we have into ihe 2nd Liberty Loan, for war purposes. “Our money can best 'serve us by helping in the light for our lives, our liberty and our future.” The 2nd Liberty Loan is for £10,000.000, and Stock is available either in the form of 3% long term maturing on the 15th March. 1953-56 ; or 24% short term maturing on the 15th March, 1948. The public are urged to subscribe liberally to this loan, every penny of which will be used for war purposes.— 1’.8.A.
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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 35, 5 November 1942, Page 6
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162BUSINESS MAN’S VIEW Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 35, 5 November 1942, Page 6
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