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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 103, 3 April 1863, Page 4

AN ACT to authorize the Superintendent to raise a Loan for the purchase of Native Land for promoting Immigration to the Province, and for other purposes. HEREAS it is expedient that the purchase of Land, Immigration, and certain Public Works hereinafter specified should be carried on by means of a Loan to be raised upon the security of and charged upon the Public Revenue of the Province: Be it .therefore Enacted, by the Superintendent of the said Province, by and with the consent of the Provincial Council thereof, as follows: 1. The Superintendent, by and with the advice of his Executive Council, may borrow on debentures under the Public Seal of the Province, any sum or sums not exceeding in the whole the sum of £ , for defraying the cost of the different undertakings and Purposes specified in the first Schedule hereunto annexed to the amount therein set forth for each separate undertaking and purpose. 2. The Superintendent, with such advice as aforesaid, may take up such sum or sums at any one time, or from time to time, as the occasion may require or to him, with such advice as aforesaid, may appear expedient. 3. The Interest to be paid on such sum or sums shall not exceed the rate of £ for every one hundred pounds by the year, L The repayment of such sum or sums, and the interest thereon, shall be a first charge upon the public Revenue of the Province, 5. The Debentures shall be issued for sums of £SO and £IOO and shall be in the form set forth in the second Schedule hereunto annexed, 6. The Debentures shall be made payable at a period of fifteen years from the date thereof respectively. 7. The Interest on the Debentures shall be paid half-yearly at the Provincial Treasury in Napier, SCHEDULE 1. Purchase of Land from the Natives £30,000 Immigration _ _ £l2*ooo Main Lines of Road £lO 000 barracks and Stabling for Police £ 4000 Wharfage accommodation, moorings, &c., for harbor of Napier ... £ 4*ooo SCHEDULE 2. New Zealand, _ . Province of Hawke’s Bay. •k T °- Napier, 18Q3 Debenture for £SO sterling issued under the authority of an Act of the Provincial Council of Hawke’s Bay, in the Colony of New Zealand, No. ,of Session No. IV, payable to A.B. or order, the said A. 8., by himself or his order, is entitled on presentation of this Debenture, to receive Interest at the rate of £ per centum in half-yearly Payments on the day of and the day of in each year at the Treasury of the said Province in Napier. The sum of £SO Sterling will be paid by the Treasurer of the said Province on the day of

THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND Capital ... £500,000. HEAD OFFICE:—AUCKLAND. LONDON OFFICE, 50 OLD BKOAD-STEEET, CITY. BRANCHES and SUB-BEANCIIES in NEW ZEALAND. New Plymouth Napier Wellington Nelson Picton Blenhiem Lyttelton Christchurch Kaiapoi Timam Dunedin Oamaru Invercargill Riverton AGENCIES:— United Kingdom Sydney Melbourne Geelong Adelaide Inland Towns, Australia India Ceylon Mauritius China Singapore, Ac. —— THE BANK grant Drafts Credit, and forward for drawn upon any of the abovenaxned places. Approved Sills discounted, Cash Credits granted, Bills of Exchange purchased, and advances made upon Bills of Lading accompanied by policies of Insurance. Rates of Interest, and general terms of business, may he" ascertained upon application. S. Q. BRANDON, Napier. INTEREST ALLOWED ON EIXED DEPOSITS. Oriental Bank Corporation The Bank of Victoria National Bank of Australasia Oriental Bank Corporation and Letters of collection Bills Bank of New Zealand. A BRANCH of this BANK was opened at Na. pier, on WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL instInterest allowed on fixed deposits. Napier, April, 1862. Perforated, Zinc, FOR Meat Safes, &c., cut to sizes 'as required at Is. per foot, at T. B.^HARDINGTS, on.the Spit.

The Cheapest Shop in Napier FOR Prepared Paints, Oils, Window Glass and Paperuanoings, is on the Spit at T. B. HARDING’S. Genuine „ White Lead, 40s. per cwt. V’COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. JUST LANDED EX DART, PROM SYDNEY. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. A.f\K BAGS CO’S SUGAR—Nos. 1 and 3 MC 10 half-chests Tea 10 boxes Tea 20 boxes Sperm Candles 5 cases Pickles 5 boxes Raisins 3 casks Currants 3 cases Sauces 20 boxes Soap 15 casTvs ; Jßottled Porter, in quarts 10 casks Bottled Ale, in quarts 5 casks Bottled Porter, in pints 20 cases Old Tom 20 cases Ginger Wine 12 cases Sherry, 2 dozen in each 12 cases Port do. 5 cases Raspberry Balm 2 i-casks Port Wine 2 i-casks Sherry Wine 60 bags Flour, lOOllis. each 20 bags Flour, 200ibs. each 1 case Saddlery 1 case Yestas, tin boxes 1 cask Soda Crystals 1 case Hair Oil 1 case Sardines, quarter boxes 1 case American Axes 1 case American Axe handles 1 bale 3 bushel bags 1 cask Sheet Zinc 1 cask Bullock Chains 1 trunk Napoleon Boots 4 cases Men’s and Boys’ Clothing 1 case Panama and Cabbage Tree Hats 2 cases Sydney Tweeds and Plaids 1 bale Grey Calico 1 case Hosiery, Long Cloths, and Sheeting gi Bullock Yokes and Bows Wm . R.ATBBCNE.