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Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1930, Page 2

I* s poom fin? ®fisotfc©s? Bank? Read f h ft ' diflfcf aiinffl ©I Celeste A Sfs#si? TMs rec©gsaSsed aiaSliopSfcy* wSa©ffl gzfmg qw ldence toeSope a spselal set £gjs §©2? till© ©A @^»A£S@SjiS airad -erltidtaat fa Btaw os&d aeeM-4-tag t© 66 Hfifflsaffd*” £f»* ©saEceralag t&e©pessistg ©8 a saew feeli Isa Mow Zealand) that he considered.;" no. possible objection could he offered with of course, proper safeguards of a new ■ ,mn&..>...... a new bank would introduce the element oi compeciiion, which was good for business. more capital and more co . m “ petition would be good "for borrowers: any tiling ma.unj for competition was gocd.” Mr ■'R."W."Kifkby, of Ihe''Sharebrokers’ Association, 1 wiis-apf^ the ..-opinion: that ethere’i wap ample' room form new ; bank .in .. New' Zealand. ! i .It is renorted.on reliable, authority that.,tlie Aiisiiali.ap. would welcome the A. & N.&. Bank, ; and are -ox the opinion that it would be of considerable: assistance in stabilising the , present financial 1 position. - :i ! ' iv In t he January 21st, 1929, edition of the Alexander .Hamilton. Institute Business Conditions ” it is stated :—“An analysis of the situation demonstrates chat there is some tuitn in man” New Zealanders’ contention that the existing- banks-are not able to cope fully witn the demands of credit which the current requirements oh the' country warrant. . [»©< Shares In the New Batth, th.® 44 A. & •The Australian ©»w Zealan4\ ffl|»g available fit PAR - " Ranking Cerperatsoss, ILtx / • i.vn<n. ; .• ■ ; the .iira*v@|s»®pS«sS«|f; «ssgfe@;::ia*s tm 4® jreaffS— —: . 11 i ’ K@W5 Jv- i Ol For full iaformation apply, NOW to tPcal Representative, ' MR M. J,: FOGARTY, Sharepfpber, Greyrnonth ■

Schroder and Co. are now opening out a splendid range oi linoleums, hearth rugs, carpets and carpet runners; also a fine a selection of clothing, and mercery; orders for tailor made suits must be booked at once, to be in time for Easter. Ring up ’phone 121 s for your requirements.— Advt.