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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 205, 6 February 1915, Page 7

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mARANAKI LAND, BUILDING AND ' INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent). Incorporated under the Building Societies Act, 1898." DIRECTORS: Messrs R. Cock (chairman), H. Shuttlewor'th, John Ellifl, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater and T. K. Skinner. BANKERS: The Bank of New Zealand. SOLICITORS: Messrs Wilson * Grey, The Society pays the cost of preparing and registering all mortgages (unless for a lesser sum than £100). During the seven years ending September 30, 1912, the sum of £14,688 12s 6d had been .distributed in bonuses and dividends among the members of the Society, Borrowers and Investors participating alike in the distribution. It will thus be seen that the Society is really co-operative. Office open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 nm (Thursday afternoon excepted). >• B. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. . to n« i»

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