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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 2198, 2 May 1874, Page 1

Banks. THE BANK OF ZEALAND, (Incorporated by Act of General Assembly). CAPITAL,i*6OO,OOO. RESERVE FUBFD, £180,000. HAS Branches and Agencies throughout New Zealand and the Colonies of Australia and Nokfch America, Great Britain, and Irelandy-and in most of the commercial ports o« the world. It transacts banking business in all its , branches on the most reasonable terms, including advances -upon all kinds of colonial produce shipped from New Zealand ports. j For particulars apply to the Manager, at New Plymouth. T. King, Manager. New Plymouth, Jantiary, 1874. 849 io THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZALAND (Limited). CAPITAL i TWO MILLIONS, IN 200,000 SHARES OP £10 ' EACH. A BRANCH of this Bank is now opened in New Plymonth for general banking- business ; the keeping of current accounts ; the granting of cash credits ; the receipt of deposits on demand and for fixed periods ; tho discount of local bills ; the negotiation of Bills of Exchange on England, the Australian Colonies, and other parts of the world. Drafts issued on the Bank of Eng1 land, on the Australian Colonies, and upon the Bank's Agents in Scotland, Ireland, &c., at current rates. Fredk. Cook, Manager. New Plymonth, Aagnst 26, 1873. 570 to NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). ON WOOL, FLAX, and other Produce consigned to the Company for sale in London, LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made. For particularß,apply to the Manager, at the Bank of New Zealand. New Plymouth, December 7, 1872. 848 to TESTIMONIAL TO MR. E. M. SMITH. IT having been resolved by the B. M. Smith's Testimonial Committee that subscriptions should be solicited from the public of Taranaki in order to raise a fund for the purpose of procuring a testimonial to be presented to Mr. E. M. Smith in grateful consideration for the great efforts be has made in experimentalising on our iron sand, and beingthe principal agent in bringing the smelting works at the Henui to their present forward state, the following members '*bf the Committee will be happy to receive amounts for that purpose :—: — Messrs. A. Weyergang (Secretary and Treasurer), W. H. Scott, Street, W. R. King, E. Veale, A. Boswell, and H. Ford. 301 to TARANAKI HOTEL. NOTICE. GOTTLIEB ROCH, in returning VJ thanks to the public for the liberal support he has received while in the Taranaki Hotel, begs to state that he will relinquish on Moxday, the 4th May next, and has great pleasure in recommending his customers to his successor, Mr. F. McCUSKBR, who will take over tho business from that date. G. Roch trusts that all parties indebted to him will call aud settle their Accounts during the ensuing fortnight. G. ROCH. April 20, 1574. 298 m 2 IN" THE WINDING UP OF THE PATEA FLAX COMPANY (Limited). THE SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company are informed that the first distribution of 2s. in the £ will be payablo at the National Bank of New Zeaiaud, New Plymouth, and the Bank of New Zealand, at Patea, on and after the Ist May. i N.B. — Those holding Shares bat who have not paid them up, need not apply. : T. Hirst, 1 Liquidator. 275 to ; COAL! COAL!! I I Now arrived, ex ' Mary Webster,' — n fj TONS screened Newcastle COAL. : iiU A few thousand five and six feet I Hobart Town Box Palings. Webster Brothers. j April 25, 1874. 282 to OATS! OATS!! OATS!!! Ex 'Mary Webster,' from Lyttel ton, — 2f\(\[\ BUSHELS PRIME jUUU Heavy Potato Feed and SEED OATS. WEBSTERS & HULKE. Egmont Mills, Carrie-street. 283 to COL. St. JOHN'S NEW BOOK. Now ready, price Five Shillings, T)AKEHA RAMBLES THROUGH 1 MAORI LANDS, by Lieut.-Col. St. John. Copies may bo obtained at the Taranaki Herald Office. *