WAR LOAN CERTIFICATES
THE SALES TO DATE. Sales still continue satisfactory and are averaging over £17,000 per week. Wellington retains without difficulty the pride of place, Christchurch and Duuedin .running almost level for second, with Auckland considerably behind. Invercargjll, Napier and Wanganui come next in order. ■ The officers of the Head Office of the General Post Office have subscribed £1300 for purchase of war loan certificates. The public are fully appreciating the facilities offered in the direction of oustody by the Post Office of certificates, over £250,000 worth having already been deposited in the strong-room until they become due.
A' summary of sales of certificates to November 7, 5s:— t & s. a. 'Auckland 137.206 0 n Blenheim :.. 18,853 12 0 Christclmvcli 152,008 16 0 Dnnedia ' 152.045 12 0 Dishorne* 21,514 4 fl Grevmouth 17,913 12 0 HoEitika 8,326 8 0 Tnvorcargill 60,652 16 0 Nanier 58,125 16 (1 Nelson 35,556 16 0 New Plymouth 46.670 4 0 Oamaru 15,836 16 0 Thames 16.376 0 0 Timaru 40.610 4 0' Wnncanui 52,600 0 0 Wellington 256,430 12 0 AVcstport 11,763- 4 0 £1.103,408 12 0
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2925, 10 November 1916, Page 4
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184WAR LOAN CERTIFICATES Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2925, 10 November 1916, Page 4
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