BNZ Finance Authorised Trustee Investment In FLOATING RATE CALL DEPOSITS The interest rate payable on Telephone Call Deposits is set daily in line with fluctuating market rates, and the fate paid on the previous day is advised daily in the business pages of major metropolitan newspapers. Deposits and withdrawals can be arranged by telephone. □ Minimum account balance $5,000 □ Maximum account balance $lOO,OOO □ Minimum transaction $l,OOO All Telephone Call Deposits are secured by Registered Debenture Stock. Telephone BNZ Finance for further information or ask for a copy of the Prospectus at: □ Any branch of Bank of New Zealand □ Any BNZ Finance Office □ Your stockbroker Applications will proceed only on receipt of a form of application issued with the Prospectus registered 18 June 1984 and any Trustees must obtain independent advice before investing in this stock. Auckland (09) 795-138 Hamilton (071) 395-830 Wellington (04)724-306 Christchurch (03) 795-269 BNZ FINANCE BNZ Finance Limited PO Box 401 Wellington .
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