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Press, Volume XIII, Issue 1754, 19 November 1868, Page 4

Mißßellaneonj. EXEHPTtONS FBOM THK DoTIES 0 F Pllm „ 80BY NOTE 3. - raoi «B. All notes promising the paymont of « or suras of money out of LJ * J - ""« fund which may J Zy n°ot %\&" upon any contingency which »» e ° r not be performed or *$ same shall not be made payable f ft t bearer or to order if the sail shin h ° totheßumof£2oorbeinr£ amo^ And all other instruments bearing i„ .„. degree the form or style of JL? 7 notes but which in law .hall £ special agreements except t hoso j-* B ** pressly directed to bo deemed JS£ But such of the notes and instruments he* exempted from the duty on nm™- ° notes shall nevertheless VUnrS duty which may attach thereon M JS ments or otherwise. Brea Bonds of officers in the Civil Servi™ a? w Zealand or in the Civil ServlT any Tf the provinces of Now Zealand. J Letters Patent. Warrants or other instruments of annrrintn,. l to office of the General GovernEfor "o any Provincial Government. Licenses to occupy land or cut timber U nd«, Acts or regulations relating to Grown ? wastelands. & Womi or Policies insuring the holder against risk of ]«. or damage by fire. ss Policies of assurance on lives of persons eflWf mg the same. ow * Receipts for deposits in any post-offico oroth«. savings banks or any society establwhed pursuant to any Act of the My for the time being ,n force tthfrng To Building and Land Sooiotios or Frio»S Benefit or Industrial Sooiotios. f POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. THE following are the regulation! for tha Savings Banka established at Christohurch Lyttelton, Kaiapoi, Timaru, Akaroa, and Waimate:— 1. Interest at the rate of 5 per cont.p or annum is given on suras leaa than £200 ■at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum on auma over £200; and in the same proportion for any shorter time on every oomplete £1 deposit provided that no interest be allowed on mora than £500. 2. Depositors in the Poet-office Savings Banks have directed Government security for the prompt repayment of their monoy. 3. A depositor in any one of the Postoffiee Banks can continuo his deposits at any other of such banks, and can withdraw his monoy at that Post-office Bank which is most convenient to him. 4. The strictest seoreoy is observed with respeot to the names of depositors in Postoffice Banks, and the amounts of their deposits 5. Married women may deposit money ia the Poet-office Savings Banks, and money so deposited will be repaid to tho depositor, unless her husband gives notice, in writing, of marriage, and claims payment of the do* posits. 6. Money may bo deposited by or on behalf of minora. Depositors over seven years of age are trcnted aa persons of full ago j but minors under seven years of age cannot withdraw their deposits until they have reached the age of seven. 7. Applications to tho ohief ofllco in each province on tho business of tho Pout-offica Savings Banks, and tho replies sent thereto, are free from charge for postago. THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVER? OP THE AGE I CARANGARA BLACK OXIDE <ff COPPER POMADE, for the Cm cf Baldness, and preventing the hair falling off. —The wonderful property of the black oxife of copper from the Oarangara Mine was accidentally discovered by a miner named John Youille, who, after being completely bald for over twenty years, can now boast of as fine a head of hair as ever graced the head of a king entirely through its agency. Since which tima it has effeoted bo many cures of boldness that it has been favourably noticed by all tho loading colonial papers, inoluding the "Sydney Morning Herald " and Melbourne " Argus/ and has been justly termed *' the most wonderful discovery of the day." The New Zealand publio have therefore a remedy which, for the cure of baldness and strengthening the hair, has never boon equalled ; one of the best proofs of its efficacy is, that since its discovery, a little over twelvemonths, moro than a quarter of a million pots have been sold! Sole Proprietor, E. H. O'Nbhjj, Chemist and Druggist, Pitt street, Sydney, whoso signature is attached to eaoh bottle, without which none is genuine. Wholesale Agents, for New Zealand :■— Messrs. Youngman and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Dunedin, from whom all particulars may be obtained, and testimonials inspected. Sold also by all druggists and storekeepers throughout the province. 7-S1 THE LONDON JOURNAL contains original and domestic novels by tho first authors of the day—Short talefl—Poems — Educational and social essays—Descriptions of the most remarkable places in the world —Thousands ef useful receipts of every kind —Records of scientific inventions and diucoveries—Statistics embracing all tho principal official returns published of—Publio accounts—-Population— Emigration — Health —Military, naval, and commercial affairsValuable general statistical informationArticles of literary and historical intsrast, illustrative of passing events—Witty and laughable jokes and anecdotes—A volaaiinoos personal correspondence upon every imagffl** able topic. 7-81 PUBLISHED AT THE « PRESS " OFFICE, mHE MILITARY DEFENCE OF NEW ZEALAND. SPEECH DBIdVBBED IB TUB HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, On the 7th December, 1864, BX JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD. PRICE—ONE SHILLING. 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