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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 20, 8 July 1863, Page 4

BANE OF NEW ZEALAND. Incorporated by Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand. Capital £500,000. HEAD OFFICE—AUCKLAND. London Office: 50, Old Broad-street. Branches and Agencies in New Zealand— New Plymouth Napier Wellington Wanganui Picton Blenheim Christchnrch Kaiapoi Timaru Lyttelton Dnnadin Oamaru Wetherstone Waitahuna Tokomairiro Dnostan Invercargill Riverton Kingston Shotover Agents:— Scotland—National Bank of Scotland. Ireland—National Bank of Ireland. Melbourne, Sydney, and Inland Towns of Australia—Oriental Bank. Adelaide—National Bank of Australasia. India—Oriental Bank Corporation. Ceylon— Ditto Mauritius— Ditto China— Ditto BANK DRAFTS issued, Letters of Credit forwarded for Collection, and Bills drawn upon any of the above-named places. Interest Allowed on Deposits, viz : On deposits fixed for three months, 3 ty cent Do. six months .. 4 „ Do. twelve months 5 „ THOMAS HOOD BROWN, Queenstown, Wakatip, AGENT. June 6th, 1863. 147 NION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. GOLDFIELDS' AGENCIES. dunstan manuheeikia Arrow River [Junction tuapeka queenßtown. Union Bank of Australia. Paid-up Capital - - £1,000,000. Reserved Fund - - £200,000. (Liability of Shareholders Unlimited.) QUEENSTOWN AGENCY. -*- Credit on London, negociable throughout Great Britain and Ireland; also, on India, China, Mauritius, and Ceylon; and on its various Branches in New Zealand, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania. Local Bills discounted, British and Colonial Bills negociated or sent for collection; and advances made upon wool and produce in the usual manner. Rates of Interest, Discount, Exchange, and general terms of business may be ascertained at the Bank in Bees-street P. M'TAVISH, 166 Superintendent GoldfieldV Agencies. NOTICE. In accordance with the universally expressed desire of our supporters, a DOUBLE NUMBER of the Lake Wakatip Mail will be published on SATURDAY NEXT, July 11th, CONTAINING A SUMMARY OF THE MONTH, In time for transmission per the Mail to Europe and the Australian Colonies.