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Evening Star, Issue 24326, 15 October 1942, Page 2

c 1 » It is the duty and responsibility c>f every citizen in New Zealand to play his or her part in seeing that the 2nd Liberty Loan of £10,G?0,000 is speedily subscribed. In this way we can show our gallant fighting men that those of us not in uniform are putting our money into action. • e 9 You are not asked to Jjtt'e your money, nor do you merely lend It. Yon do better, you lend and invest it in the safest possible security New Zealand can offer, and at a good interest rate. Interest and principal are a direct charge on the Public Revenues of the Dominion. Yonr money is returned in full St the end of the loan term. The Loan is an authorised Trustee Investment. • ® O • The 2nd Liberty Loan calls for only £ 10,000,000 out of the accumulated wealth and the substantlal sums now being earned by the majority of New Zealanders.. It can be taken up for cither • short term or a long term on the following basis; 2h per cent. Stock Repayable 15tb May, 1948. 3 per cent. Stock Repayable IStfa May, 1933/56. • • O 4 a The minimum subscription is as low as £lO, and money will earn interest from the. day it is lodged. Subscriptions may be paid in full, or by means of a deposit of £3 for every £lO subscribed, followed by an instalment of £3 on 15th December, 1942 and one of £4 on 27th January, 1943. If you can’t manage that, your trading bank or your employer can advance 90 per cent, of the money _ required, allowing six months for repayment. O O 0 • Just as every man anA woman in the services is playing his or her part, so has everyone a job to do on the home front. That is to make our money fight. You should .subscribe to your very utmost, but no matter how small that utmost may be, remember it is the accumulation of tittle amounts that make up effective big amounts. The success of this loan is not only to be measured by the amount of money sub- . scribed, but also by the number, of individual' investments by people of modest means and modest income. No one else can do YOUR part in fighting "the brute force and the vile intrigue” of pur enemies. Your part righ* now is to invest in the 2nd Liberty Loan. Remember, it is open only until 14th November, so arrange NOW for your contribution. Get Prospectus and ApplicationForm from any Bank, Postal Money-Order Office or Sharebroker or from the District Treasury Offices at Auckland, Christ*church and Dunedin, INVEST NOW IN THE 2nd LIBERTY LOAN :

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•• Tell me,” said the newspaper reporter to the oldest inhabitant, “ is it true you brought up 16 children On 19s 6d a week? ” “S-Slv!” whispered the old man, cautiously. - The wife will hear you. I always told her it was only 19s 3d.” ItonT waste time and .money trying all sorts of remedies for your cough, cold, or chest ailment. Get the only proved remedy —TONKINGS LINPEED. -EMULSION Acts instantly.— [Advt.J