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BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
Authorized Capital, £1,000,000. Paid-up, £725,000.
Reserve, £350,000.
Last DIVIDEND and BONUS, 15 per cent.
DEPOSITS for 2, 3, 4, or 5 years, at 5 per cent, per annum, are received by the Sub-
scribers, from whom the rates for shorter periods may be learned.
Depositors secured by the Assets of the Bank, and liability of Shareholders for double
their Subscribed Capital.
HAMILTON, KINNEAE, & BEATSON, W.S.
35 Queen Street, Edinburgh.
(LIMITED).
ESTABLISHED APRIL 186 5.
CAPITAL SUBSOaiBED, £3,000,000. PAID-UP, £274,140.
EESEKVE PUro, £160,000.
The Right Hon. Sir Jasies FerguSSON, Bart., K.C.M.G. ']
A. J. MUNDELLA, Esq., M.P.
Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.G.
Emanuel Boutcher, Esq. (Messrs. Boutcher, Mortimore, & Co.)
Falconer Larkwortht, Esq., Managing Director of the Bank of New Zealand.
Robert Porter, Director of the Bank of New Zealand.
INVESTMENTS on MORTGAGE at 5|- per cent. Principal and Interest guaranteed.
The Directors are prepared to receive MONEY for INVESTMENT on First Registered"
Mortgages in New Zealand for seven years, to yield the lenders 5^ per cent, interest,
payable half-yearly in London. Interest Warrants will be cashed by Scotch Banks free of
expenses.
Prospectuses, and every information concerning security for such mortgages, will be
supplied on application.
HAMILTON, KINNEAR, & BEATSON, W.S., 35 Queen Street, Edinburgh, Agents.
" DEBENTURES.
CANADA LANDED CREDIT COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 185 8.
Capital, 2,000,000 dols. Subscribed Capital, 1,500,000 dols. Paid-up, 619,394 dels.
The COMPANY is prepared to issue DEBENTURES in sums of £50 and upwards,
with Interest Coupons attached —
For Five Years, at B per cent.
INTEREST will be paid at the National Bank of Scotland and Branches, at Whit-
sunday and Martinmas, free of Income Tax.
The whole funds of the Company are invested as first securities over Heritable Pro-
perty in Ontario, Canada, and the Company is prohibited by its Acts from lending on any
property more than half its value. These Loans are chiefly in small sums (averaging £500),
and they are repaid by yearly instalments, thus gradually reducing the debt and increasing
the security. Debenture-holders have the security of the subscribed and paid capital, and
the mortgages held by the Company over property of the value of nearly three times the
amount lent.
The Board of Directors in Canada, before making advances, institutes a rigid inquiry
into every application.
Further information may be obtained from, and application for Debentures made to,
HAMILTON, KINNEAR, & BEATSON, W.S., 35 Queen Street, Edinburgh.