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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 24, 24 December 1874, Page 5

B JK-iiik of New Zealand. M N Agency of this Bank will be Hp mtened at Kaitangata on Tuesday B| WST, the 15th December, in temporary am M^c g5 » at { he store of Mr Reginald m <macdonald. W M Until further notice, the Business of my_\e Bank will be conducted on Tuesday W' mV^ SATURDAY in each week. |>W* ROBERT M'OWEN, '^M Agent. I ST Balclutha, | I 12th December, 1874, \ |Tflß NATIONAL BANK OF HEW B ZEALAND (LIMITED). I Capital £2,000,000 I Subscribed Capital £1,000,000 ■TTNTIL further notice the fallowing Kates ■of Interest will be allowed by this Bank, viz., ■ On Deposits at 30 days' notice — B 5 per cent, per annum ■ On Deposits at 3 months' notice— ■ 5_ per cent, per annum j J___ On Deposits at 6 months' notice's^ 6 per cent, per annum ft Every description of Banking Business y transacted. 1 T. T. RITCHIE, ■ Manager. ■ Balclutha, 17th December, 1874. IX>A N K HOLIDAY. The Banks will be CLOSD on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 25th and 26th inst. Balclutha, 24th December, 1874. The * Clutha Leader." TTIHE second half year of tWs Journal will ■*■ commence from the Ist January, t875 ; and the Proprietors take this opportunity of invitingthose who have not yet sent in their _v names as Subscribers to do so at once. Tlie r euecesa which has hitherto attended the efforts of the Conductors to make the Clutha Leader, what it now is, thk laugest UP-COUNTKY NEWSPAPER IN OTAGO. justifies them in the belief that their efforts have been appreciated by the largest majority of the inhabitants of the Clutha and Surrounding Districts. V The Leader has now a very large and steadily increasing circulation in the most important agricultural districts of Otago, extending- from Dunedin to Invercargill, including the Taieri, Tokomairiro, Hillend, Tuakitoto. Inch Clutha, South Clutha, Te Houka, Port Molyneux, Catlin's River, Warepa, Popotunoa, Mataura, Toi Tois, Tapanui, Waikaka, Ac, &c, including the various townships in these districts. This Journal is recognißed as preeminently THE SETTLERS' PAPER throushout the several districts mentioned, and affords both a town and country publicity such as no other journal in the Province provides.