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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 16, 20 January 1892, Page 4

. 11 B O U R BOAR D. _R ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1891. -£ iTd. Paid on account of Salaries, Office Expenses, Maintenance o£ Wharves. Roads, etc.; Lighting, Printing:, and Fixed Charges .. 13,155 2 5 Interest .. 20,001 10 J Sinking Fund 1,500 0 0 Do. Do 1.434 0 0 Balance .. _ .- ... .. 15,634 9 6 £5U25 2 3 LOAN, 1886, ACCOUNT. 1 & s. c. I Paid on account of Works .. .. 5.370 6 7 EPOSIT ACCOUNT. " £ S. 3. Paid Deposits ... .. 600 0 0 Balance _ .. - 120 o_o £720 0 0 ACCOUNT. 1 & s. d. Paid Interest .. .. ..' .. 20,00110 4 Transferred to Sinking Fund Ac- ' count llnterest on Debentures pakloff) 1,434 0 0 laierest from Loan Account .. 64 9 3 £21,500 0 0 30UNT, LOAN OF 1874. £ s. d. Paid off 28 Debentures 2 800 0 0 Balance 557 0 6 £3,657 0 6 .NCES. Bank, &' s. d. General Account .. 9,033 16 9 Fixed Deposits 7,357 0 6 Balance in hand .. „ .. _. 22012 9 £16.611 10 Q LIABILITIES. ) Liabilities. & s. d_ Loans 374,700 0 6 Contractors' Deposits Account .. 120 0 0 Accounts duo by Board .. ... 71 3 9 Balance „ .. „ .- _ 217,829 7 0 . ■ ■■<:■^■iM r , £622,720 10 9 J. M. BRIGHAM, Treasurer. IBS EDWARD FITZGERALD, Controller and Auditor General, imi.ned and allowed at the annual meeting of the January, 1892. M. NICOOL, Chairman. FROM THE VERY FIRST it has been the aim of the Proprietor to make ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS pre-eminent, and tho manner in which tho Public has patronised them during the past two years Is a flattering encomium that requires nothiuK elso to convince the most sceptical that these Teas have HIT THE TASTE OP TriK PEOPLE. Tho Continued and Increasing Demand has not, a3 is often the case, caused any relaxation of that careful supervision so necessary to'ensure the rigorous adherence to the principles that have always actuated the Proprietor, and enabled ARTHUR NATHAN'S :,; RELIABLE" TEAS to Command the oonfldenco of all t_ose who are uniious to purchase a Good, Sound, and Reliable Article at a Moderate Price. " Monet oan't but better" ha 3 been the motto we chose as our watchword, and the Public can say whether the character of the " RELIABLE" TEAS has not fully maintained their name ever since they wore introduced. Every Package is guaranteed FULL WEIQHT OF TEA. Purchasers avo particularly requested to see that the full name, ■' ARTHUR NATHAN'S " RELIABLE." Is on the Label, above the Trade-Mark.' To those who have not yet had an opportunity Of testing thoir merit, we say, GIVE TIIEM A TRIAL. V-". sTou will find that your confidence has not been misplaced, and will ba enabled to judge for fourselves how far they, will justify the asser" tion that THEY PLEASE EVERYBODY. ■.':■-,.,' _RTHUR NATHAN'S " RELIABLE" TEAS ire obtainable ovory where, at 2s and 2s 6d per tb. in the Finest Blonds of China, India, or Ceylon. "PROCLAMATION pHEAP QUITS. QUITS. (SUITS. A -WOOLLAMS & r\ O. THE NOTED QUEEN-ST. TAILORS, Q.IVING jJP 'jgUSINESS. £5 •Oa Od Suits for , ... £3 10s Od £3 10a Od Suits for ...':;. £2 5a Od Our Best Trousers ... 20s. EVERYTHING REDUCED. TWEEDS AT COST PRICE, CUT OUT j FOR NOTHING. j Premises will be closed in 14 days, and BALANCE OF STOCK SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE. A* 00LLAMS & (JOTAILORS, 90 QUEEN STREET. /GENUINE BAMBOO FURNITURE. BAMBOO VERANDAH BLlNDS^fromo. 6 ' .-,„ rw -r, 112£t wide. Do - Vo - Do - } from lis 6d SPLENDID VALUE in LACE CURTAINS. GARLICK & CR AN WELL, Direct Importiir3. DR. O R P E N Has Removed to more commodious Con suiting Rooms—HOBSON'S BUILDINGS, next Star Office. Formerly of the Chelsea Hospital for the Disea«e3 of Women. Author of '•Phthisis : Its Specific. Treatment." Notes on Count Mattei'sElectro-Homceopathicßemedies. Consultation hours, 10 to 3 daily ; evenings, 7 to 8 ; Sundays, 10 to 11. SHORTLAND-STREET {nest Star Offlee).