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' A GGREGATE BALANCE-SHEET OF THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH J\. AVALES. 31st MARCH, 190'- . liabilities: Notes in Circulation £1,055,704 0 Deposits and Accrued Interest v; ........ 26,235,3-15 15 Bills Payable and other Liabilities (which include Reserves held for Doubtful Debts and Amounts at Credit of Investments Fluctuation Account, Officers' Fidelity Guarantee and ~ Provident •Fund and the lluckland Fund)... 3.333,0 b!) 7 Paid-up Capital 2,000,000 0 0 Reserve Fund MilbOOO 0 0 Profit and L 055....... In.oM 16 o Contingent Liabilities — Outstanding Cred- „ its, as per Contra 600,116 o^B , ASSETS. OCoin, Billion, and Cash Balances ... £G,401,080 1- '• 9 Queensland Govern- , Q Q meat Notes ......... ~ y Notes of other Banks 34,(3- 0 U Money at short call 000 0 0 ill XiOIHiOU ••••;"*“ * Investments— British and Colonial Gov- yoy 3 0 ernmont Securities -, , Municipal and other o n Securities •••••••• Ri’as7 4 10 Due by other Banks 64,J0. Bills Receivable ill London and Remittances in transit... 3,050,0. Bills Discounted, anil Loans and Ad van- 762 2 11 cos to Customers... 0 0 Bank Promises •••■.” (UJ ' Liabilities of Customers and othois on Letters o Uedit as per Conti a “Da £35,001,770 2 . PROFIT AND LOSS, 31st MARCH, IMi--55 0 9 090,116 9 8 ro Rebate (at current rates) on Bills Discounted not due at this date £8,220 Balance proposed to ho dealt with as follows : ro Dividend at the rate of 10 per cont. per annum .. tuu,uuu ~ Augmentation of tlio’ Reserve Fund ~ ‘The Buckland Fund „ Balance earned forward £35,001, 70_ JJ ~Cr. 25,000 15,000 29,314 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bv Amount from last 732 il 6 Account „ Balance or Hairyear's Profits after providing for Bad and Doubtful Dohts, Fluctuations m the Value of Investment Secnnties, reducing the valuation of Balia Premises, and including Recoveries from Debts previously _ written on 4 as bad 149!502 * H as bad £177,534 10 5 £177,534 16 5 [‘The 1 Buckland Fund was estabhed by the late Thomas Buckland. personal contribution of LLjUO . RESERVE FUND, 31. t 'viiirs «*» British Govern- I ment Securities, ; and the balance ; is employed in j the business of 1 the Bank) 'Cr. 0 0 0 0 £1,500,000 ~ - "RUSSELL FRENCH. General Manager. E SOUTHER DON. Clief Accountant. Audited 24th may, 1907. - £1,500,000 0 0 By Balance ... £1,500,000— 0 —0 " FREDK.W. UTHER, ALFRED G.MILSON, Auditors. THE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND.

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