THE WAR LOAN.
CERTIFICATES REALISE £1,081,457.
The sale of War Loan certificates up to the end of October realised £1,031,457. The sales at the various centres are set out in the following table. Wellington, it will be noted, is still an easy first, with sales amounting to nearly a quarter of a million; Christchurch comes next, with £150,317; Dunedin third, with £147,936; and Auckland fourth, with £130,284. InvereargilFs £60,087 is noteworthy, and so are Napier's £57,349. Wanganui's £49,549, New Plymouth's £45,573; Timaru's £40,410. and Nelson's £35,100:
£ s. d. Auckland ... 136,284 8 0 Blenheim ... 18,811 4 0 Christchurch ... 159,347 4 0 Dunedin ... 147,936 16 0 Gisborne ... 20,948 12 0 Grevmouth ... 17,893 12 0 Hokitika 8,326 8 0 Invercargill ... 60,087 12 0 Napier 57,349 0 0 New Plymouth ... 45,578 12 0 Oamnrn ... 15,761 12 0 Thame# ... 16,224 0 0 Timaru ... 40,410 8 0 Wanganui ... 49,549 12 0 Wellington ... 249,098 12 0 Westport ... 11,754 8 0 Total . £1,081,457 0 0
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 83, 4 November 1916, Page 7
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157THE WAR LOAN. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 83, 4 November 1916, Page 7
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