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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1776, 14 June 1913, Page 6

ASSETS. £ s. d. £ a. d. i Coin, Bullion and ! Gash Balances.. 9,247,332 3 5 , Australian. Com- A A raonwealth, Notes 1,213,320 0 0 Queensland Goveminent Notes.. 96 0 0 Notes of other Banks 8,328 0 0 Money at short call in London 2,160,000 0 0 Investments—British and Colonial Government Securities 3,056,561 0 J Municipal and other securities 286,014 211 Duo by other . Banks 106,296 14 2 Bills receivable in London ond Remittances in transit 5,234,628 8 3 tr ! -21,312.576 9 6 Dills Discounted, and ,^ an3 _, . ~ , and Advances to Customers 25,383,214 12 7 Hank Promises 790,C00 0 0 £47,485,791 2 1 Mobilities of Customers and othei'9 on Letters ofCredat, as per Contra, 1,242,385 5 3 £48,728,176 7 4 31st MARCH, 1913. £ 8. d. By Amount from last Account 84,838 16 1 By Balanco of Half-year's Profits after deducting Rebate on Current Bills, Interest on Dcpoeits, paying Note and Other Taxes, reducing valuation of Bank Promises, providing for Bad and Doubtful Debts, and fluctuations in the value of Investment Securities; and including recoveries from Debts previously wiittcnoff as bad 285,745 18 11 £370,584 15 0 31st MARCH, 1913. -OR. £ s. d. By Balance 2,150,000 0 0 B Le A s m ° U l. f ™l.—loMOO » 0 £2,250,000 0 0 By Balance £2,250,000 0 0

FUNERAL NOTICES. TSE Funeral Cortege of MR. ALEXANDER NAISMITH will leave the Ferry Wharf on the arrival of tlio middav steamer from Bona Bay, TO-DAY (Saturday), for Karori Cemetery. Private interment. No flowers. J, FLYGEIt AND CO., Undertakers and Embalmers, 222 Cuba Street. Telephone 1073 (day and night). THE Friends of Mr. D. P. Loasby are invited to attend the Funeral of his late Wife, which will leave his residence, Main Boad, Grey town, at 2 p.m. on SUNDAY, June 15th, 1913, for the tfreytown Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON. mHE Friends of Mr. E. H. Buckeridge, JL Kokotau, Carterton, are- respeotfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, which will leave St. Mark's Church, Carterton, at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17th, for the Clareville Cemetery. D. T. KING, .j Undertaker. E. MORRIS, JUNE., Undertaker and Embalmer, GO Taranaki St., and 28 R-evans St. NO Ring on 'Phono 937 is too earlv or too late to receive immediate attention. Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of the public. Carriages, landaus at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.—Head Department 937, Newtown Branch 142, Liverv Stables 1668, Private 'Phono 3749.

Athletic Park was the scone. An onlooker produced a small bottle and put a few drops on a piece of sugar. Spectators had a vision of poison. 'Twns "NAZOL," tho infallible Cold cure. No danger of Influenza with. "NAZOL" for a companion.—Advt. Mr. J. H. Oldham, Napier, announces in tliis issue that h® lias a dairy farm for sale. This farm, which is situated in the Napier district, consists of 1775 acres. Messrs. James Macintosh and Co. will hold a stock sale at tho Waipoua Ynnls, Masterton, on Wednesday, Juno 18. Tho sale is announced to begin at 11 a.m. sharp. VIOLENT PAINS AND PURGING. "I recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as being tho most satisfactory medicine for colic, diarrhoea, or dysentery," writes Mr. Cecil C. Hooper, Storekeeper, Wakefield, N.Z. "At times I am seized with violent pnins and puryinjj, and have tried several so-calletl cures but And nothing equal to ChfirabpHtiiii's Colic and Diarrhoea llomedy."—Advt. .