BANK OF NEW ZKALAMD

Otago Daily Times, Issue 650, 18 January 1864, Page 4

BANK OF NEW ZKALAMD

AN Agency of this Bank will be opened at Waikouaiti for the transaction, of general Banking Business, on the 18th instant, under the management of Mr William Frederick Hull. GEO. M'LEAN.

Manager.

Dunedin, sth January, 1864.

BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES

Paid up Capital £750,000. Reserve Fund £250,000.

DUNEDIN BRANCH,

DRAFTS GRANTED on the most favorable terms on the numerous Branches of the Bank in New Zealand, Australia, and London ; also on the various Branches of the Royal Bank of Scotland and National Bank of Ireland.

Interest is allowed on Deponits as under: — On deposits fixed for 3 months 3 per cent. Do do 6 „ 4 „ Do do 12 „ 5 „ Advances made on Wool, or any other produce, hypothecated to the Bank. Local Bills discounted.

Agencies for the purchase of Gold, receipt of Deposits, and issue of Drafts on our various correspondents have been opened at the following gold fields: — Weatherstons j Dunstan Manuherikia | Arrow River

And Queenstown. JAMES A. DOUGLAS, Manager.

Ist May, 1863,

THE BANK OF OTA GO - [limited.] Incorporated by Act of the General Assembly of Hew Zealand. CAPITAL £500,000, HEAD COLONIAL OFFICE, Princes-street. WITH BRANCH AT POET CHALMERS DRAFTS granted on the Head Offi"e in London, through which also remittances may be made to all parts of England and Ireland. Letters of Credit issued on the Bank of Scotland and British Linen Company and Branches in Scotland; on Mcl-

bourne, Sydney, Queensland, Auckland, ani other place 3in Nkw Zealand, through the Bank's various correspondents. Deposits received, interest being allowed for a fixed terra ; Local Bills discounted, and Bills of Exchange purchased; Current Accounts opened and 3abh Credits granted ; advances made against Wool and produce in the usual manner : and Gold purchased. JOHN BATHGATE, Colonial Manager, And Attorney for the Bank. Dunedin, 4th January, 1864.

NEW ZEALAND BAJMKING CORPORATION, (LIMITED.) Capital—£6oo,ooo. HEAD COLONIAL OFFICE: Manse street, Dunedin. J. Reid Mackenzie, Esq , Chief Manager. The New Zaaland Banking Corporation will be opened immediately for the receiving Money on Deposit ia London and New Zealand, issuing notes, granting drafts, discounting bills, purchasing exchanges, opening current accounts, purchasing gold, making advances on wool, and transacting all other legitimate Banking business. As a few Shares have been reserved for the Colony, applications may be forwarded, addressed to Messrs uillies and Street, Brokers for the Bank or to

J. REID MACKENZIE, Chief Manager and Attorney, of the Corporation in New Zealand and Australia.

UNION BANK OF AUifKALIA Paid-up Capital £1.000 oro.0 rO. Reserved Fund £200,U00. J (Liability of Shareholders ualvnited.) DUNEDIN BUAXCH. THIS BANK issues Drafts find Lkcteks of Crkdit on Lofdos, negotiable through-ot-i Gheat Britain ami luelahd; also on India, China, Mauritius and Ceylon' ; and on its various Brandies in Nkw Ze.ujisd, Victoria, Nkw South Wales, yuj.iiKKi.AKD, South A^.tralu and Tasmania, Local Bills diseouuteil, British and Colonial Bills negociated or sent for collection, ami advances made upon Wool and produce in the usual manner. Rates of Interest, Discount, Exchange, and general terms of business maybe asceitaiued at the Bank. GoldfielJs Agencies:— Dunstan . TuapeUa Arrow River Junction Manubcrilrifi Queenstown Hogburn. ALFRRD JACKKON, Mnrnror. THE B'NK «;F AWjsTR L'.USIa. j (Incorporated by Royal < hiriw, 35.) VTOTIGE, is hereby given that a Branch r.f JjSj tlie Bank of Australasia wiU bn opened at Dunedin, for the transaction of usual Banking business in January 1864, under the muiiagement of Christopher (.'a'dwob, Ksq. J. J. FALCONER, Superintendent and Attorney of tha Corporation in (he Colonies. NEW ZEALAND BAN KIN y- C liP >RATION, LIWITiiM. rriHIS BANK will open on Monday, the Ist X day of Fefcruary next, for the transaction of every description of banking Kusine'-s. J. RhID M&CK JS'ZIU, Chief MariHger and Attorney of the Corporation. Manse street, 14th January, 1864. NEW ZEALAND EUILDIA'G AND MUTUAL INVESTMENT SOCIETY. SHAREHOLDERS Are requested to leave their F-OOKf?, without delay, at the SECRETARY'S OFFICE, for the purpose of being numbered and examined, prior to the issue of the Society's certificate of proprietorship, W. OR AM BALL, , Secretary, Telegraph Chamber?, Stafford street. mHE DUNBDIN WATER SUPPLY JL company; Limited. Capital, £60,000,. in 2000 shares of £25 each, with power to borrow further capital, when necessary. ./" Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1860. Applications for further information or shares y will be answered at Jhe Company's offices, Rattray 'street, Dunedin. MARTIN SHOLL, fcH-cntary. TO HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PROVTNCE OF OTAGO. WE the undersigned ratepayers of the City of Dunedin would respectfully direct your attention to the present condition (if the affairs of the Town B-iard j to pxpres3 to you our belief that ihe besb interests of the citizens are being sacrificed by incompetent men ; tlatas the Board ia now constituted it is, instead of being a benefit, a positive evil;, and we feel that it is highly, ' detrimental to the interests of the eit'zons that such a body should have, control ova- the pablb funds; that the majority of its membeia do not and cannot hope to possess the confidence of tha rateDayers. We, therefore, solicit your Honor to take-Uie subject under your consideration, ami, if piac-**"^-^,^ ticable, to Buspend the operations of the Town Board, and without .^toppirifr current public works place the expenditure ol Ihe City Funds in the hanrls of a'commission until such time sis a full and complete Municipal Council can be established :— James Hat tray B.L- Fa'jeoii John Cargill James Tumor Mathew Holmes John Griffin George Cook F. Pantlin Henry Howorth J. L. Burke and Co. George O'Drisc R. H. Martin George Turabuil E. B. Cir-ill . John Arliss Edward Hulme Thomas Redmayne A. Mercer Alexander M'Lerd Fra-er and Granger M'Landress, Hepburn Wilkinson and IMxon and Co. Paterson and M/Lwd James M'Gairo Millp,. Dick nn<l Co. John Switzer Stanford and Co. Pole, Dods & Cameron Alfred Kccies W. Shand . Juiius Vogcl Maurice Joel H. Bastinas Cotterell and Dermer Jabez Ham A. W. Griffiths Matherson & Campbell John Gray John Jones H. E. Nathan Alfred Cleve Then follow two hundred others. PUBLIC MEETING. TO HIS HONOR J. H. HARRIS, ESQ., SUPERINTENDENT. WE the undersigned inhabitants of the city of Dunedin, feeling the abso'ute necessity of some steps being1 taken to supply th) city with water, hereby request your Honor to cult a Public Meeting in order to ascertain the wishes of the inhabitants, and to carry these into effect through any measure which may be submitted, based oh practical and ascertained data. JAtttss J.'TATNE R. B. MA-"T!N B. SOANTRMLE H. OT,APCI>TT EDWARD HULME FfUvDEiUrit J. MOSS JOHN HILLIES GEO. HEPHUiIN GEO. M'LRAN R 11. FOW.MAN" JAB. PATERSON J. CAKGH.L FOftSAITH, PRY Sc CO, JULIUS VOGKL JOHN S. WRIGHT J. S. WEB < THOMAS BIRCH • ROYSE, MUDfE&CO. ROBERT G;LLIES GEO. TURNBULL JOHN JONi'S PAYID R SS C. H. STREET W. M&.SON ALFRED ECCLES J. RATTRAY HENRY DRIVER.. In compliance with the above requiwfion, I hereby call a Public Meeting of the inhabitants of the city of Dmsftdin. to be held in the Masonic Hall, Princes street, Dunedin, on Tuesday, the 19th day of January instant, at 3 &'e'ock p.m. J. HYDE HiREIS, Superintendent. Dunedin. 15th January. 1861. ~~ NOTICE. * A MEETING of the Ratepayers of Bull Ward, will be held in Mr Farley's Ha-U, at the Cutting, on Monday Evening next, fit, eitrht o'clock, in reference to the action tuKmi by the Town Board in the dismissal of the City Engineer. POST OFFICE NOTICE. MAILS CLOSE. . For Omaru, Tiinaru, Akaroa, and LyUelfcol, per s.B. City of DuneiHn, this day, at 10.]5 aJ. Per s.s. A ldinga, this day, as under: — For Ceylon, India, Pet.ang, Singapore, B&----via, Manilla, China, Aden, Mauritius, Can of Good Hope, Suez, Alexandria, the Cnntinec of Europe, via Trieste, and America, at 12 norFor Western Australia, South Austra.iaA Tew South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania afc 1 p.m. For France and the Continent of Euro.. via France, at 1 p.m. For Great Britain via Southampton. n& p.m. For Great Britain via Marseilles, Vict'ia, and Invercargill, at I.SO p.m. For newspapers at 11.30 a.m. For registered letters at 11.30 a.m. Money Ordei'3 for transmission, by;se above mails, may be pro.-uivd til 11.30 a.m v N.B.—Late Letters for Great Britfi and the Australian colonies, prepaid by a !at f c of Is (one shilling) additional, in p-stigs'»».*. nny be posted until 1.40 p.m., and willw recf-ivcJ by a Mail Aaent, in the cabin of t?s' s. (iolden Age, at Dunedin Jetiy, up to"c hour of departure. ARCH. B.RH, Chief Post-office, Dunedin, 18th January, 1864.