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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12075, 28 February 1925, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD DEBENTURES - - DEBENTURES Issue of Debentures for £150,000 at %>2°/o per annum TENDERS are invited, at not less than oar value, for Debentures of either £IOO or £I,QCO denomination. The Debentures will bear interest at the rate of Five Pounds Ten Shillings (jCs 10/-) per centum per annum, payable by coupons half-yearly on the 28th. February and 28th. August in tach year. INTEREST is payable -and principal repayable free of exchange at the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited, Wellington, or. any of its ‘ branches throughout the Dominion. FRACTIONAL INTEREST at the rate of per cent ner annum will be paid from date of receipt by Board of accepted tenders. DEBENTURES repayable cn 28th. February, 1940. BROKERAGE will be : paid by the Board. . Prospectus and Tender Forms may be obtained at anv Branch of the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited, throughout the Dominion. All tenders are to be forwarded to undersigned from .whom can be obtained forms of Prospectus and Tender'and any further information that may be desired. Harbour Board Office, Wellington, New Zealand. A. G. BARNETT, 1 18th. February, 1925. Secretary.

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