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Evening Star, Issue 21751, 20 June 1934, Page 7

TTie Importance °f Investment" Securitu CAPITAL Investment, of any kind whatsoever, must be regarded as an unwise investment unless capital security is regarded as fundamental to any transaction. The basic elements which, therefore have to be : considered in the selection of investments are: SECURITY OF PRINCIPAL. RATE OF INCOME. REGULARITY OF PAYMENT OF INCOME. RESERVES. MARKET FACTORS. DIVERSIFICATION (or spreading) OF INVESTMENTS. The services of the highly trained executives of the Investment Executive Trust of New Zealand are at the disposal of any potential investor. ’The Trust’s organisation is just as valuable to the small investor as it is to the wealthy person and all who regard security of capital to be of paramount importance. # INVITATION The services of the Investment Executive Trust of New Zealand Limited are at your command. The Trust ensures the security of your You arc invited to communicate with any of the ’ addresses below. Your communication will be regarded as strictly confidential . and' involves you in no obligation whatever. ' ' THE INVESTMENT EXECUTIVE TRUST OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED £ Fall information of the Trust’s activities as contained in its Pros - pectus registered under the new Companies’ Act, 1933, will be immediately supplied on application to any of the following addresses : General Offices: Yorkshire House, Shprtland St., AUCKLAND, N.Z The Trust Building, SYDNEY, Australia. Branch Offices: National Bank Bldgs., Featherston St., Wellington. . Commerce Building, Hereford St., Christchurch. Queen’s Building, Princes Street, Dunedin. afi.rJilShi