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Evening Star, Issue 20346, 30 November 1929, Page 13

AGGREGATE BALANCE SHEET , OF. THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 30ii SEPTEMBER, 1929. LIABILITIES, £ a. d. £ s. d. /Notes In Circulation 584,091 0 0 Deposits, Accrued 3ateregt and Rebate 66,056,051 33 0 (Bill® Payable and ' other Liabilities (which include Reserves held fqr Doubtful Debts, Amount at Credit of Investments Fluctuation Account, and Amounts Due to Other Banins) .. -. T,8f4,4 , 45 I 9 (Paid-up Capital & 7,500,000 0 0’ (Reserve Fund ... £5,900,000 9 9 (Profit and Loss £1,168,478 16 6 {font Interim Dividends to 80th June, ,1029 ,563,500 6 8 - 5P9 « WJWO,fI7« ass 't 'iriWßSjm e t iCohMagsht LiabtKHe*— Outstanding Credits, as per Cofttffc ... S,BSO,BtI t 7 as ASSETS. £ Coin, Bullion, Government Legal Tender Notes, and Cash at . Bankers ... .. 31,180,804 Notes of other Banka 19,245 . Money at short call in London ■ .. 1,900,000 Investments British and Colonial Government Securities 7,032,808 Municipal and other Securities .. ~ 894,641 Due by other Banks 767,458 Bills Receivable in London and Remittances* in transit ... 4,880,889 «. 4 4 6 0 0 0 9 2 1 0 0 9 1 3-8 » BDls Discounted,, and Loan® and Ad- ] Vances to Customers ** ' „ 59,427,950 17 If| Bank Premise® «. „ 1,450,000 0 f 1 ■£57,905,568 « #; HlhMlWfes of WifHwmbrs and bWjits- 'm Lelteis of Credit, s« pe.r Contra .... 2.SSOJS.I 1 g-. £90,80«,5&T, r 4 Dr. PROHTi AND UOSB, 10* SEPTEMBER, 1929. Cr. £ s. 4. (@6 Interim Dividends for Quartern MiffieA 31st December, 1928, 81#fe Marsh, 192 P, and 80th June, 1929, at 10 per sent, pc) annum, paid ip terms of Clause 105 qe Deed of Settlement out of the Mew’s Profits .. 'm. \Balance proposed to 5s darf-i t-rifft ? follows: — (To Quarter's Dividend to SOth September, 1939, at the rate of 10 pef cent, per annum., out of the Tsar’s Profits 9 ft fa Augmentation of the Reserve Fund .. m,m t § j, Balance carried forward .** ' **. .»* 5.63,411 3® « £1,365 t 4i-S J 0 6 £ *. d» By Amount front last Account >,.■ ... 168,058 T 3 l£ : « Balance of Year’s Profits after deducting Rebate on Current Bills, Interest on Deposits, paying Income, Land am! other Taxes amounting to £350,086 15s 6d, reducing valuation of Bank Premises, providing for Bad and Doubtful Debt®, and fluctuations in the .value of Investment Securities, etui including recoveries from Debt® previously ttrt&ro off a® bad 994,834 K § —- —- —r- * it 1» Dr. RESERVE FUND, SOtK SEPTEMBER,; ,1929. €K ■ VT-X5SJ—: —— jrsrr. •j;.,,- A—J---u-l- ‘ 'rcay * o. .a. (To' Balance (used ia the bustneas ef its* \ Bank) *, .. .. „. ** ** 6,159,690 0 0 f 6 £ s. d« By Batrmo® w *. ** , 5,900,0110 0 ■„ Amount ft mu Profit and Loss 230,600 ■jf AT £<5,150,000 « 4 By BalanfcS w «*- - w ■.* --v. £6,150,000 p $ A. CL DAYIDSON, General Manager. HARRINGTON PALMER F. D. HOBBS, Ckiaf Accountant W. K SOBTHfiRDEBT AtMirtt Relabel-, 1089Auditor#.

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