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KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ■'■■■•:'■ ■■■: '■'.■■ ■■-■■» . . GOOD NEWS! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF " "" PATON'S " ALLOA " WOOLS HAS • ARRIVED. This announcement needs bnt little- endorsement on onr part, i Every lady who knits is cognisant' of the softness, beauty, and quality of Paton's Wools. : OUT-OF-TOWN RESIDENTS CAN ORDER BY MAIL'-WE SEND POST FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. SUPER 3 PLY WHEELINGTho original "Alloa" yard—ideal, hard-wearing, and most suitable for pocks. Though hard-wearing there is no harshness when made up. Pour shades of Clerical Grey, three shades of Heather Mixtures, Natural, Brown, Navy, Khaki. 8 skeins to a head. .. lid. a skein, 7s. 3d, a head. SUPER 4 PLY FINGERING— Paton's best quality, in light and mid Clerical Greys, Natural, Shetland, Pink, Heather Mixtures, Scarlet, Cardinal, Navy .Blue. 12 skeins to a head. , Bd. a skein, 7s. 6d. a head. SUPER 3 PLY FINGERING— - In Clerical Grey, Heather Mixtnre, and Pink. 12 skeins to a head. • , 6d. a skein, ss. Ed. a head. i PLY ROSE ITNGERING- . Paton's second quality, in Black, White,- Clerical Grey,. Heather Mixture, and .Khaki. 12 skeins to a head.. 6|d. a skein, 6s. a head, BLACK AND WHITE. FINGERiNG— Paton's superi quality.' 12 skeins to a head. 2 ply— W- a skein, 3s. 6d. a head. 3 ply— 6d. a skein, ss. 6d. a head, '. . i ply— id. a skein, 7s. 6d, a head, •TATON'S'BIG KNITTING BOOIC"Containing,iiearly 300 pages of interesting reading concerning- the making of all kinds of woollen, garments. Beautifully illustrated and very. clearly .described. ' Price, Is, each. Postage s|d. extra. "SOLDIERS'.AND SAILOBS's COMFORTS"- , '"UNIVERSAL KNITTING BOOK"."FIRST LESSONS IN KNITTING"- Price, 2d, each. Postage I|d. extra. NOW, THESE WOOLS ARE "WANTED." THEY WON'T. • '■'-,' WAIT LONG. ,•'■'' '-"" ♦ "~ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. inn ■.■miimiiHuiuwiHiiMimiimmiiiraB'OYS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS. THE/"WAREWEL" BRAND. ,■ (REGISTERED.) Our Boys' and Girls' School Boots nre made in our own Faotory, and sold through our own. retail stores. Why not buy direot from the maker 9 and: save middlemen's profits. PLENTY OF TOEiROOM FOR'THE CHILDREN. ' Boys' Strong Leather Balsy with tips— Girls' Chrome Bals, stout slugged soles 11 to 1, 9s. 6d.; 2 and 3, 10s. Cd.; 4 -7 to 10, Bs. 6d.; 11 to 1, 9s. fid.; .and 5, lis. Gd. Maids' 2 to 5, 123. 6(1. Boys' Chrome Laco Boots, with rir- _. .. - otted and slugged soles-7 to 10,85.6 d.; Gtis Box Calf Bals, sewn sole?, full 11 to 1,95. (id.; 2 and 3,105. 6d.; 4 and toes—7 to 10, 10s. 6d.; 11 to 1, lis. Bd.; 5, lis. Gd. Maids', 2 to 5, 15s. Gd. 0 nt r?° r 9 y Girls' Box Calf Button Boots, sewn' Boys' Box-Calf Bals, leather lined, • - 1 - ," s - t>d. square toes—7 to 10, 12s. Gd.; 11 to 1, Maids' 2to 5 Glace Derby Bals, round 13s. lid.; 2 and 3, 15s. Cd.; i and 5, toes, school heels, stout soles, for lGe. Gd. .■'-.■'■; College wear—l4s. 6d. ] ■ B. : HANN AH '& CO., I/PD<| /: ' ';•. WELLINGTON. "' \ . " ■ >.' . MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. '

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AGGREGATE BALANCE-SHEET OF THE ' BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 31st MARCH, 1916. LIABILITIES. , ASSETS. . ' £ B." d. £ .s. A. £ 8. d. £ g. d. Notes in Oir- Coin, Bullion, dilation :., 458,197 8 0 and Cash Deposits, " Ac- \ Balances ■■• 10|419,809 1 6 orued Interest Australian Com- ' and Rebate ... 40,633,407 2 5 monwealth. Wheat accounts 1,076,29915 0 Notes 7,305,839 0 0,.. 43,367,903 17 5 Fiji Government i Bills payable and other lia- Notes 8,247 0 0 bilities (which include re- ■ Notes of other serves hold for doubtful Banks 8,24710 0 debts and amounts at credit / 'Money at short of Investments Fluctuation call in London 520,000 0 0 Account, Officers' Fidelity Investments— , ' Guarantee and Provident ■ ' ■ British and Fund, The Buckiand Fund, Colonial Govt. and amounts duo to other securities 5,086,355 3 4 ' Banks) 11,358,836 6 4.■ Municipal and Paid-up capital 3,500,000 0 ft other Securities 431,000 0 0 Rescrvo' Fund ... 2,600,000 0 0 Duo by other Proßt and Loss 358,94914 5 . Banka 167,354 8 7 Less Interim Bills receivable Dividend to in London and / 31st Dec, 1915 87,500 0 0 Remittances in Transit 7,204,666 1 8 271,44914 5 31,151,518 5 1 , 6,371,449 14 5 Advances under Government A Wheat Scheme 3,147,937 6 2 £60,10848918'28i11s Discounted, and Loans Contingent Liabilities— and Advances to Customers 24,966,234 611 Outstanding Credits, as per Bank Premises 842,500 0 0 Contra ....'. 1,957,25115 3 £60,108,189 18 2 Liabilities of Customers and others on Letters of Credit os per Contra 1,957,25115 3 £62,065,44113 5 £62,065,44113 5' Dr. PROFIT AND LOSS, 31st MARCH, 1916. . Cr. £ v s...d. . £ o. d. To Interim Dividend for quar- By Amount Iron, last Account 111,065 10 8 ter ended 31st December, „Balaneo of Half-year's 1915, at 10 per cent, per . Profits after deducting Reannum, paid in terms of bate on, Current Bills, inClause CV. of Deed of Set- tercst on Deposits, paying tlement ; out of the half Note and other. Taxes, rcyear's profits 87,500 0 0 dncing valuation of Bank Balance proposed to be dealt Premises, providing for .with as follows:— Bad and Doubtful Debts, To Quarter's and fluctuations in the Dividend to value of Investment Se31st March, curitics; and including 1916, at the recoveries from Debts rate of 10 per • previously written off as oent. per an-- bad 247,884 3 9 num out of the half-year's profits 87,500 0 0 „ Augmentation of the Reserve Fund. 75,000 0 0 „ Tho Buok- , land Fund 20,000 0 0 „ 'Balance carried forward... 88,94914 5 , 271,44914 5 £358,949 14 5 £358,949 14 5 Dr. \ RESERYB FUND, 31st MARCH, 1916. Cr. £ s. d. £ t s. d. To Balance 2,675,000 0 OBy Balance 2,600,000 0 0 [■■■ (Of which is invested „ A mount from Profit and in British Government Sc- Loss 75,000 0 0 ourities, and £500,000 in those of States where' wo £2,675,000 0 0 arc represented —in all, r.i 1 ■»_» £1,250.000. The balanco is employed in tho business , of tho bank) £2,675,000 0 0 I ~ By Balance £2,675,000 0 0 J, RUSSELL FRENCH, General Manager. S. E. LAIDLEY, "W~. E. SOUTHERDEN, Chief Accountant. ALFRED G. MILSON, Auditors. 22nd May, 1916. I D KILLER AND CO., W H- ?HI LP, Yv . coRNHILL STREET. Glass Merchants, . House, Window, aud Officc-Cloamng I'HOLLAND STREET, WELLINGTON. N t Contractor. Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by Only British Plate and Figured Glass TT „„„„„„, I Stocked ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED 'Pb.qne A 703, . Telephone 3292 (3 rings). |