BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18601, 8 July 1922, Page 13

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

% QUARTERLY STATEMENT: f:\, . '• > ■"'•r. s*} Following is a statement of the' anwaj amount of liabilities, and assets offhe'Banlc " of New Zealand in New Zealand daring ,t the quarter ended June 30, 1922: ■•' l ‘ '■ ( | LTABIUniS. ‘;J Notes in circulation £ 4,112,412(/ ff SV» Bills in circulation 88,32412- 3, f Balance due to other banks 364,786, SSf . O.f# Government deposits... ... *6,010,714’ 710 -j Other deposits— ( ANot bearing interest ... 11,746,717 9 Bearing interest 8,370,647 19,1& ! Total average liabilities ... £30,695,604 , 3 5,j-| ASSETS. . _ M Coined gold and silver, and - -Aother coined metal £ 5,557,341 16 ,7■. ■, Gold and silver in bullion ' ysr v v or bars 2,164 3 ♦-10 12,05.6 2 j N Si“ d ■ rasra’is*^ Balances due from other J banks 571,662 ♦ill 4 Landed property . Amount of all other securities— Notes and bills discounted 1,052,970 10 ; Government securities -v ; (New Zealand or other- ■ ■ m^: wise) 3,127,929:15 .% . Debts due to bank (ex- ; r t** m elusive of debts aban- , ~ A-. . doned as bad) 19,921,432 5 0 j\ ' Securities not included "r,V under the above heads 597,307 3-f 9 < Total average assets 2 jy FREEZING WORKERS’ DISPUTE ' ' MEN RETURNING. . ? (Pm Uvotd Paw* CHRISTCHURCH, ~July,r 7 . ;f\ It was reported this morning that' A jnp* !>*] nounoed movement had set in nmong"tha >; regular freezing workers to return to work. Though the union officials have not oon-. firmed the report, it was stated in toouier quarter that it was likely that -Ahe* ftrik»;s •would be declared off, the moor, ha»TOg' made their protest ■--’•Me .V? .bf The representative of the compuuee stated,;, £ that many unionists hod already. returned'.» to work. __________ -i'' ” m _ . J .••/S