Catalogue  of  Books  published  by  The  Investment  Begistry,

“  How  to  Manage  Capital.”  Bound  in  art  cloth.
140  pp.  if-  nett.  Explains  liow  a  systematic
investment  scheme  should  be  started  and  subsequently ­
  kept  up.  Informs  the  reader  when,
how  and  what  to  buy  and  sell,  in  order  to  obtain
the  best  results  from  capital  invested  in  Stock
Exchange  securities.  (See  page  14.)
JAMIESON,  Geo.,  C.M.G.,  late  Consul-General  in  China.
“Chinese  Investments  and  Finance.”  Demy
8vo.  16  pp.  Id.,  post  free  l£d.
“  Interesting  and  instructive.”—  Westminster  Gazette.
LOWENFELD,  Henry.  “  Investment  an  Exact
Science.”  New  and  Revised  Edition.  Cloth
bound.  Demy  8vo.  160  pp.  2s.  6d.  Illustrated
by  numerous  charts.  Contents:  On  Investment
Risks.  —  What  Influences  the  Realisable  Value
of  Stocks  ?  —  The  Geographical  Distribution  of
Capital.—Why  Geographical  Distribution  Protects
both  Capital  and  Income.  —  The  Practical  Construction ­
  of  Investment  Schemes.  —  The  Treatment
of  Existing  Investment  Lists.—  The  World’s  Stock
Markets.  —  The  Defects  of  the  British  Trustee
Acts.  —  World-Trade  and  the  Geographical  Distribution ­
  of  Capital.  Written  by  J.  HOLT
SCHOOLING,  F.S.S.
“A  striking  argument  put  forth  in  convincing  style.”—Financial
News.

“  The  Investment  of  Trust  Funds.”  Revised  as
to  points  of  law  by  E.  A.  SCRATCHLEY,  of
Lincoln’s  Inn,  Barrister-at-Law.  Demy  8vo.
100  pp.  Bound  in  art  cloth.  2s.  6d.  nett.
(See  page  11.)
“Of  considerable  interest  and  value.”—  The  Standard.