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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1933, Page 11

AGGREGATE BALANCE SHEET . OF THE Bank of New South wales 3OTH SEPTEMBER, 1933. LIABILITIES. ' ' ' ' ' ASSETS. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ E - d -. £ ®’ d - Notes in Circulation 601,793 0 0 Coin, Bullion, GoDeposits, Accrued In- vernment ? Legal terest, and Rebate 86,317,691 0 7 Tender Notes and ~ , • 86,919,484’ 0 7 ’ Cash at Bankers 10,834,885 8 4 Bills Payable and other Liabilities Notes of other Banks 3,189 10 0 (which include Reserves held for Money at short-call . . Doubtful Debts, and other Con- •in London .. 2,220,000 0 0 tingencies) 6,318,945 3 3 Short-dated Treasury.. . Paid-up Capital .. 8,780,000 0 0 Bills—British, AusReserve Fund .. 6,150,000 0 0 tralian and New ’ ~ Profit and Loss Zealand .. .. 10,189,373 10 0 £554,596 8 5 Investments— Less Interim Divi- Government . dends to 30th Securities .. 11,665,553 14 6 June, 1933 Municipal and other £329,250 0 0 Securities . ’ 596,623 0 6 225,346 8 5 , Due by other Banks 421,891 16 2 ——-15,155,346 8 5 Bills Receivable in , — —— London and Remit£108,393,775 12 3 tances in transit 4,930>179 0 2 Contingent Liabilities— . J— ~—~~ 40,861,695 19 2 Outstanding Credits, as per Contra 3,118,526 8 8 Bills Discounted, and Loans and Advances to Customers .. .. 65,232,079 13 1 Bank Premises .. t.. • • • • 2,300,000 0 0 £108,393,775 12 3 Liabilities of Customers and others On Letters of Credit, as per Contra 3,118,526 8 8 £111,512,302 0 11 , £111,512,302 0 11 Dr. PROFIT AND LOSS, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1933. Cr. £ s. d. • £ «• d * To Interim Dividends as under, paid , By Amount from last Account . . 114,979 16 5. in terms of Clause 105 of Deed of Balance of Years Profits after Settlement.out of the Year’s Profits: - deducting Rebate on Current Bills, For Quarter ended — Interest on Deposits,? ..paying .--; . ' 31st December, 1932, at 5/- per Income, Land and other Taxes share, Australian currency .. 109,750 0 0 amounting to £254,216 Ks. 31st March,-1933, at 5/- per reducing valuation of Bank Preshare, Australian currency .. 109,750 0 0 raises, providing for Bad and 30th June, 1933, at 5/- per Doubtful Debts, and fluctuations in share, Australian currency .. 109,750 0 0 the value of Investment Securities, and including recoveries from Debts £329,250 0 0 previously written off as bad ■•:..• 439,616 12 0 Balance proposed to be dealt with as ' - follows, — To Quarter’s Dividend . . .... .. . - . . . . to 30th September, , 1933, at the rate of 5/- . per share, Australian- ‘ currency ..’£109,750 0 0 To Balance carried • forward .. .. 115,596 8 5 ——— 225,346 ■ 8 5 £554,596 8 5. ' £554,596 8 5 FV F'il I 'i tVjWWFWT'f--WWTTormi'WHwa . . ~- 1 Dr . RESERVE FUND, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1933. Cr. £ 8. d. ■ ' '.I :■ ; T-. £ s - d - To Balance (used in the business By Balance r.-.- rr.- r. .6,150,000 0 0 of the Bank) .. 6,150,000 0 0 £6,150,000 0 0 £6,150,000 0 0 By Balance ■ ••• ’• •' ■ • -£6,150,000 0 0 A. C. DAVIDSON, General Manager. W. E. SOUTHERDEN< |; F. D. HOBBS, Chief Accountant. P- S. CHAPMAN f . > Audited 15th November, 1933. . • ■ •

N.Z. IMPORTS £250,000 WORTH OF NEW HALF-CROWNS. After a long and laboured calculation, an amateur mathematician has announced that this sum would buy 2,500,000 bottles of Honey Acid—which, of course, is New Zealand’s most powerful cough cure. Although Honey Acid is priced so reasonably, it is worth infinitely more than 2/- per bottle. Honey Acid will clear up a cold or smash a cough in a very short time. It will keep you free from Summer colds. Although it is double strength it can be safely given to the youngest child. It soothes, heals, and gives a glorious feeling of freedom and relief. Children love it —its taste is rich and warming. Obtainable 2/- and 3/6 everywhere. *’