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Otago Daily Times, Issue 669, 9 February 1864, Page 4

UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA Paid-up Capital £1,000,000. Reserved Fund ..... *♦>>.. £200,000. (Liability of Shareholders unlvmted.) DUNEDIN BRANCH. THIS BANK issues Drafts and Letters of Credit on London, negotiable throughoui Grem Britain and Ireland; also on India, China, Mauritius and Ceylon ; and on its various Branches in New Zealand, Victoria, New Sjuth Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania. Local Bills discounted, British and Colonial Bills negotiated or sent for collection, and advances made upon Wool and produce in the usual manner. Rates of Interest, Discount, Exchange, and general terms of business may be ascertained at the Bank. Goldfields Agencies:— Dunstan Tuapeka Arrow River Junction Manuherikia Queenstown Hogburn. ALFRED JACKSON, Manager. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835.) NOTICE is hereby given, that a Branch of the Bank of Australasia will be opened at Dunedin, for the transaction of usual banking business, on 2nd February, 1864, under the management of Christopher Caldwell, Esq. J. J. FALCONER, Superintendent and Attorney of the Corporation in the Colonies. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835.) Capital Paid up £1,200,000 Guarantee Fpnd £200,000 Head Office —4 Threadneedle street, London, wilh Branches in New Zealand South Australia Victoria . Tasmania New South Wales Queensland D U N E D I N~B R A N C H, High street. riIHIS BANK grants Draffs and Letters of X Credit on the Head Office, and various Branches and Agencies of the Corporation, and transacts every other description of Banking •business. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Subject to 12 months' notice of withdrawal, 5 per cent, per annum. Do 6 do do do 4 per cent, per annum. Do 3 do do do 3 per cent per annum. CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL, Manager. Dunedin, 2nd February, 1864. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. INCOPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 1835. AN Agency of this Bank is Now Open at D U N..S T A N , Under the charge of Mr John Nicholson. CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL, Manager. Dunedin, Bth February, 1864. NEW ZEALAND BANKING C^RPORA- ''- TION, LIMITED. CAPITAL ... .. .. £600,000. HEAD COLONIAL OFFICE, Manse street, Dunedin. LONDON OFFICE, 38, New Broad street E. C. DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT are granted by the Bank on London, negotiable through all parts of England,: Scotland, and Ireland; also, upon thtir correspondents in New Zealand, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, and Tas mania. APPROVED BILLS OF EXCHANGE purchased. APPROVED LOOAL BILLS discounted. ADVANCES made against wool and other produce secured by hypothecated shipping documents and orders for insurance. CASH ACCOUNTS opened. . CASH CREDITS granted. DEPOSITS RECEIVED in sums ; from LlO and upwards, upon such terms as may be agreed on, with reference to the rate of interest^ and term of repayment. ■ GOLD PURCHASED, and every other description of Banking and Exchange Business, and money agency transacted on the most favorable term?. .• Every person connected with the Corporation signs a declaration of secrecy as to the accounts of j individuals. | Rates, terms, and further particulars may be ascertained at the Bank.. J. REID MACKENZIE. Chief Manager and Attorney of the New_ Zealand Banking Corporation, Limited. ; Dunedin, Ist Feb.; 1864. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. AN Agency of this Bank will be opened at Waikouaiti for the transaction of general Banking Business, on the 18thinstaut, under the management of Mr William Frederick Hull. GEO. M'LEAN, Manager, D edin, sth January, 1864. BANK OF.NEW SOUTH WALES. Paid up Capital £750,000. Reserve Fund t 36250,000. DUNEDIN BRANCH. DRAFTS GRANTED on the most favorab'e 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 Depoaits 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 I Dunstan Manuherikia | Arrow River And Queenstown. JAMES A. DOUGLAS, Ist May, 1863. Manager. ■ " n i,. ■ i i r ■.-yj TO THE ELECTORS OF No. 3, OR BELL WARD. ri ENTLEMEN—In answer to the request of ! vJT numerous of my fellow citizens that I should allow myself to be put in nomination for the ward, I feel great pleasure in concurring with | their wishes. Having become thoroughly ac- i quainted, from the length of my residence in Dunedin, with the requirements of the inhabitants and the improvements that the accession of wealth and population have now rendered imperative to the city, I shall, if elected, do all in my power to combine progress with true conservative principles. I am, gentlemen, Yours respectfully, HENRY BAYLIS. Moray place, Feb. 8,1864.

Behini> the Age.—Durine the present week a women named Barlow, between seventy and eighty yeaw of age, left Bury to go to America, where she expected to see her aunt, who is ninety-eight years of age. Mrs Barlow had never previously ridden in a railway carriage, nor halt she aver seen a ship or the sea. When approaching Liverpool she stood np in the carriage, and appeared to be much interested with the masts of the ships. At the present time there is a man living at Moss Jane, Unsworth, named James Fletcher, but known by the cognomen of " Jim o' Jacobs, the knife trucker." He is eighty-nine vear3 of age, and was never in a railway carriage nor an omnibus, nor didhe ever see a ship or the sea, and he never carried an umbrella in his life.