TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS
Higher Profit Last Year Consolidated net profit of the Trustees Executors and Agency Company of New Zealand, Ltd., rose £975 to £7505 in the year ended March 31. The latest result is reached after provision of £2578 (down £214) for depreciation. and £6020 (down £27) for taxation.
The parent company’s accounts show a net profit of £6605. Dividend, as announced earlier, is unchanged at 8 per cent., and requires £2400. An amount of £l5OO previously provided for repairs has been transferred to the profit and loss appropriation account, and £403 was over-pro-vided for tax the previous year. Carry-forward is £5508 higher at £16.380. The consolidated accounts show that agency commission, rent and safe deposit fees rose from £62,751 to £69,653, and interest on stock and debentures fell from £761 to £2B. Interest from other investments was £lOl2 higher at £7541. General reserve is unchanged at £11,218, as are mortgages owing by subsidiary at £9500. Balances due by the company have fallen £5433 to £303.745. Cash at bank has fallen from £92,099 to £40.275, while balances due to the company rose from £215.824 to £264.152. Shortterms advances fell by £355 to £10,369. and holdings- of loca body debentures and Government stock fell from £986 to £739. Mortgages are shown at £10.208, against £10.039 last year. Fixed assets rose from £45,258 to £47.597.
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28894, 14 May 1959, Page 19
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