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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 97, 21 October 1926, Page 4

FINANCIAL. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE in sums to suit. First ■^ . an.d Second Mortgages, lowest rates. Immediate settlement. Inquiries invited. NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., LTD. (Second Floor), ; Huddart Parker Building.. i PERCENT.: £30,000, £20,000, £10,000 " and a large numbei- of smaller sums . .on approvod securities for long tens loans. 614: PER CENT. Money: £7000. ;£3flOO, £10C0 on first-class scjuriti-s. - 7 PER CENT.' £500, £800. £1000, £1500, and other amounts. ' '■"• : ; 2nd: MORTGAGE*: £200; £350, ; £450. ■-..-:; ALL THE ABOvi"st3'M'g'lMkJP'~r ■■■ ATELY AVAILABLE, r : , ESMOND GREIG, ESMOND GREIG;- . Mortgage Broker, •-..■«. 25, Panama street.' "' Telephone 42407. ■..'['.' . FINANCE.; "....- '"'"' ' TF j>ou require to rearrange your Finx ances it would pay you well to. sea us. We charge nothing for an interview, and give you sound,' irank -advice.. -. W« have always numbers'. oi sums, awaiting investment at. from 6 per ;cent, upwards. Why pay 7 per. cent, if your security entitles you to get your loan a| 6 per cent., or why struggle on with two'mortgage* U'hen the "Whole amount could be arranged on one? Why .wait? . Ring.:us to-day. , : CHAS. B. BUXXC.., LTD.*.-..-,/ ■ . • Financial Agent*, ■■■'■ ..'. 164, Featherstbn.^treet.;.. ''.,'/' ,;.;., . ■:'-■■.::: '..'■■■ . KELBURN. ' ..„.,, ;>'•_ ''""V L TDUiLDER. is. erecting 2 ISelfrcontoiiaipd ■U Flats and Garages pn Upland re*!. Beautiful harbour.view. Require* about £600 'to' finance, and wiir show.l 2' per cent, as an investment!-. Apply ■■'■ • • " : ::.: ■" BUILDER, -' '■ :::: '•r:'':'' :."....' p.o: Box im" ._■'"/- '■ :: r. :.- TO SMALL IN VESTORJS. '■', '' *~ VI7ANTED, several Small Amount* of T* £250. to £300 for 3 yeirs ior gnuv - anteed.lo per, cent., investment, with good prospect of -substantial bonus. Investment, P.O. Box 243. '• ; ' "■ ! ;: TVANTETKto Borrow, urgently, £&i will repay, in' six months .'.£3o.":3M|, WANTED to Buy, Mortgage*. aj*> V Shares, Fixed Deposit*, etc.; cuicfc cash settlement.' Apply to Agent* for TPtrrchaser, National Investment' C 64 " L~tdi, Huddart Parker Building. •':;■''•"•■•'" < VITE have client discounting Trade Bilk, ■■?»-■ p.N.'s, Advancing ~oh Bond" Warrents, Linares, Debenture*, etc.- ■ National Investment Co., Ltd.,' Huddart 'Parker Buildings.' '■;,.:■■■■■ ■■-:; ".;;■.■•;r- -.;=>■.'.r'i; MOTOR SERVICES, f.-<. r-..-iZ fTiHE HIGHWAYS TRANSPORT 00, ;Jt: ';.7" ':" ; ' LTD. ..;■':.;^;'^;_ •_;■;■■.■ ■ r : THE RED :--'-vr' STAR-LINE.^-; Parcel and Passenger Servian.'' 74e*t«r Hudson Sedans Reliable drirarp. Pumgers ' insured. All Cart daily electrically cleaned. V; ' : '■''''.""'' '-;"'■' V' PALMERSTON NORTH-WELLINd. .;.:■■ • "■• ton:.;. ';. ■; --,■•,-. Leavtf—-"'Pslinenton N. Shannon. Latin. 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TJROVIbE Comfortable Tr»yei.ift:«p*ci- ■*■ ally-designed cars—leaving i Wollinßtoii 8.30 a!m. and 12.30 (noon). >•'■-:.•". Fares: To Wanganui,. £lj New. Plymouth,' 42s 6d. ■'' ""' '■•'■■■'."" SUNDAYS;—Leave 9 «"Tn., arrive New; Plymouth 7.30.: ' "' -; "' ■•• ■■■;■■■■■■•-•■ Fares: To Wanganui, 255; New Plymouth, ; 50s. •.•,.■,,• ••..."'■ -■■■ ■•■;"■'■■ The S.O.S. pioneered theM services. :; ■ ' ."■■■■■ Book Your Seat atthe ' ' '■ WATTLE CONFECTIONERY.?HOP. ; ■"'"""■'. '-..''' Hotel Windabr,/. ,;'... V,.v- 1 ; ; . ; 51. Willi»«treet."; " „ .!_ ■ WELLINGTON-MAStIERTOI*. "': FALMERSTON NORTH • DE LUXE and Hupmobile Daily Motor Sorvico -Can leave Carltoß Hotel 9, a.m., arrive Mastcrton J2 no->n,..connect-in", with. Da Luxe S«rvice to, PaJmerstoa North. Booking Offices: Ladbrook'a Confectionery Shop (opp.. Hotel, Wjnd*or), and.Lambton Garage. 'Phone* 45-990, and" 40-«76.''' -'■ '', '•'■' "•- '■ ' ' ';"';'':': '' '„:■'' :-> AtJSTKALASIAN ; GOLFERS .'■.•,:".".:';.":,.'-;.♦'■-..;' ";>-"""■ o. YEARLY AMATEUR COMPETITION .ATTEMPT; AT ARRANGEMENT. That an attempt was being made te arrange a yearly competition betwee* New Zealand amateurs and repifegentjatives of the different State* of Augtralia was indicated by the chalrouut ; (Mr.-R. Clement Kirk).at the annual ..meeting^ the New Zealand Gdlf Association last evening. '•'■" '•*■ f 'I desire to draw yonr attehtionwith pleasure to'the .fact that.we Have here to-night many prominent Australian golfers," he said. "I am sure I'tlnt yoieing the feelings of" all New Zealand ■golfers-when I say how much we all appreciate the sporting spirit which has induced so considerable "«,'fcumbeY of our fellow Empire citizens from1 Australia visit our championship meeting,; and I sincerely hope that their comparatively short stay in bur country on'this occasion'may not only b« :enjoyed by.lhem, butalso be the'forerunner of regular similar visits in the future. My friend; Mr. Win4eyer, the chairman of the New South Wales' Golf Association, was in New Zealand a few months ago, and we then discussed the desirability of establishing closer, relations between our two countries by'the interchange of fraternal spoTtidg visits. We arc taking advantage of the pre« senco of these representative Australian friends to try and arrange detail* of a yearly competition between New Zealand amateurs and the different States of the Commonwealth of Australia. '■■ ■ ■■• ■:.. . ■■■. ■'• ■ ' "I have indicated-that I do not think New Zealand could undertake to send over to Australia a bigger team than four amateurs, and that not more frequently than every other year.i' I have groat hopes that wo may successfully work out a schema for a competition on the lines of the famous 'Walker Cup' between New Zealand golfer* and those of the different State* of Australia. We could not undertake ■that our men would travel except to^Sydney and; Melbourne, but' I am assured that at those centres there would" be no difficulty in getting together representatives from the other- States for a 'knock-out competition 'by match play." : ;■■■• ';. "■'•' ' " ■• ■ Ah auction sale of piano and furniture will be conducted by Vine and Co. at their mart, 107, Customhouse quax, to-mocroak at 2 D.m. '.■•■' ■■■•' --■■■ '•■ :.'--^ ■ ■