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Colonist, Volume VII, Issue 663, 4 March 1864, Page 4

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. IN accordance with the, resolution.passed at the Special General Meeting of the Proprietors, held on the 15th of December, 1863, the. Directors hereby give notice that the SEVENTH GALL of ONE POUND per Share will be payable at mentioned below, on TUESDAY, the 3rd day ofMay, ■ 1864:— ■ ... . V ' •*' = Auckland At the Bank of New Zealand. ' Taranaki .....,- » - • Napier ......... „ Wellington ... „ Wanganui- ... „ Nelson,.. }) ■•■■.. Picton ......... „ Blenheim „ . ' Christchurch.. „ Lytteltori... .. „ Dunedin >» Invercargill... v Riverton ...... „ Sydney. At the Oriental Bant Corporation Office. , . Itfndon At the Bank of New Zealand. 50 Old Broad-street. A. KENNEDY, Bank of New Zealand, Aucklant neral Manager> January 27,1864. 246 JgANK OF NEW SOTTTH WALES. % KBT***'-cu^l '" '•' £750,000. EeseevbFcio) ... ... £250i000. NELSON BRANCH. Drafts and Letters of Credit granted at current rates on the various branches and agencies of the Bank in New Zealand, the Australian colonies, and London; also on^ the National Bank of Ireland, and Koyal Bank of Scotland, and their respective branches. ' ' ■ ' Approved Trade Bills discounted, and Bills payable at any place in the colonies of Great Britain purchased or sent for collection. Drafts. against shipments of produce, accompanied by Bills of Lading negotiated at current rates. .. •Rates of Interest on Fixed Deposits of Discount and Exchange, may be learned at the Bank. • J.B.BUSBT,' : •--.;■!. - : Manager. JJUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES. BUCHAN'S PATENT SUGAR COATED SARSAPARTLLA PILLS. • It is a well-known fact that SARSAPARILLA: is the greatest purifier of the bloodin the world. Keen your blood^pure, the^ bowels regular, and defy the doctor! 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