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Harbour Board NoticesWELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. i *" JBSUB OF J)BBKNTUBES FOR £100,000 "' 41 P™ C"™' P. A NNUM. The Wellington Harbour Board Invite. Tender, for the Vnlm^V* :=,£;;;; Act." 1903." as. issue of part of the loan is to be . <,*,! l " the res of debentures maturing in London and bearing higher rates ol interest. The Debentures will be issued subject to half-yearly drawings . extciiihne; from th« 28th ?"l,mar -1912. to 28th August. 1940. according to the scheme set out in the prosper, tus and under which the average duration of the loan is about m yen .. The Debentures will bear interest at the rate of £4 5s per centum per annum. Ir.,m the mi,' February. 1907. payable by coupon, half-yearly on the 28t 1. August an, I he 28th February in each year. Interest payable una principal repayable, mc of «\« n,uu.<\ at the .National ' Dank ol New Zealand Limited. Wellington or ai -I it « h Uir ghnut the colony or at the Com mere a 1 Hanking Company, <«t Sydney Limited, •««- S.vdney, New South Wale" or at the National Hank of Australasia. Limited, at Melbourne, Vic--IUI No tender below par or for less than £100 will be considered Tenders of the highest premium will have preference, and to tenders of equal rates Debentures will be allotted I proportionately to the number applied lor. A Depo-it (by cheque, with exchange added, marked good to the 6 h fc;bruary 1907) at the rate of £5 per £100 tendered for, must accompany each tender, which Deposit will be credited to successful tenderer, and returned to unsuccessful tenderers. The balance of the tender, if accepted, or of such amount, as shall be accepted, shall he paid to the Treasurer ol the Hoard at Wellington, together with exchange, not later than' WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of February. 1507Tenders are to be addressed to the chairman of the Hoard, and endorsed " Tender for Debentures.- and will be received at the Harbour Hoard Office, Wellington, until Noon on WEDNESDAY. January the 30th, 1907. The Hoard reserves the right to decline any tender or tenders, and in that event the. deposit mono paid with any lender shall be forthwith returned to the tenderer. The Receipt- of the Hoard for the year ended 30th September. 1906. from revenue source" amounted to £141.004 and the expenditure on working accounts, including in. teres! amounted to £98.792; '.lie -urn of £4760 was paid to the Commissioners ol Smkin Funds'- in amount of £29.003 was written off the estimated value ot he assets lor depreciation and was spent on new works: and there remained a balance on the year's working of .17723. The assets of the Hoard at that date were estimated at, £791,241. being a. balance of £299.371 over the liabilities. Forms of tender may be obtained at any Branch of the National Hank of New '/enland [.united throughout the Colony, or at the Offices of the Commercial Hank in',- Company of Sydney, at Sydney, Limited, New South Wales, or the National Bank of Auitra Insist. Limited.' at Melbourne, Victoria, or on application to

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