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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 196, 4 September 1937, Page 3

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STRANGE BUT TRUL. Harry: I say, Jim, what'a this about Starr-Bowkett lending money j'ree of interest. Sounds a prettv tall order, doesn't it? Jim: Yes, if you don't understand Starr-Bowkett it does sound a bit odd, but it's perfeetly true. I've got a loan and T know. Harry: But free of interest? Jim: Yes, absolutely no interest to pay Look, old man if you've giot a moit gage and you want to do yourself a good turn go and see tlie secretary ; his ottice is in Karamu road, opposite the Public Trust Office. Tbey are stai'ting auother uew issuo of shares and uow ig the time to gefc in. It's good all