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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 17 June 1932, Page 7

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND Abridged Balance-Sheet as at 31st March, 1193* LIABILITIES Capital—--4% Guaranteed Stock Preference Shares issued to the New Zealand Government C Long-Term Mortgage Shares issued to the New Zealand Government ... <• D Long-Term Mortgage Shares Ordinary Share Capital Reserve Fund Long-Term Mortgage Debenture Stock Notes in Circulation Deposits = . . • • *i Balances due to Other Banks . . Bills Payable and Other Liabilities Reserve for Taxes London Office acceptances under credits Transfers from Long-Term Mortgage Department . . . • •-1 >-1 •*i '• • PROFIT AND LOSS £ s. d. 587,023 7 8 Net Profit for Year . .1 Brought forward from last year >l. .1 626,001 13 I Less Interim Dividend 1,213,025 0 9 366,276 0 10 Balance of Profit and Loss Account » 846,748 19 11 £51,808,468 17 4 ASSETS Coin, Bullion, Cash Balances and Deposits with Bankers . • • • • • > •: Notes of Commonwealth and Fijian Governinenfco and Samoan Administration and Legal tender Notes of Other Banks . Balances due by Other Banks '»-oi Money at Call and Short Notice, Government and Other Securities, and Bills Receivable in London and in transit: Investments in Government, Municipal and other Local Bodies’ Securities in New Zealand and Australia . . . . • . Remittances in transit between Branches £ 7,702,062 8. d. 18 6 127,002 32,075 5 0 1 5 5,829,034 4 11 9,012,797 1,496,777 6 10 19 5 and Bills Discounted and other Advances Securities and Debts due to the Bank Landed Property, Premises, etc. Liabilities of customers for acceptances, per contra . . . . Long-Term Mortgage Department 1.1. .1 24,199,749 16 1 25,653,321 622,825 0 0 2 11 22,397 1,310,175 18 4 0 0 £51,808,468 17 4 LONG-TERM MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT LONG-TERM MORTGAGE FUND— Capital . . .. .. > -1 Debenture Stock >l. » . £ s. d. 703,125 0 0 607,050 0 0 £1,310,175 0 0 Loans Transfers to Bank £ 1,185,813 121,361 s. d. 0 3 19 9 £1,310,175 0 0

There’s Something Intriguing about RINGS —A “something” that no other form of jewellery possesses. Each has its story, its charm and sentimental value—a value that neither time nor hard usage can mar. They have a material value too—not necessarily measured in terms of money, but certainly one of quality, and realising this Alex Hunter has gone to great trouble to keep every ring in his large selection up to a very high standard. Here will be found rings for every imaginable purpose—truly an elegant selection—and at prices that will astonish you. ALEX. HUNTER JEWELLER. 44 HARDY STREET, NELSON.