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CHARTERED BANK OF
INDIA, AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA.
HATTON COUET, THEEADNEEDLE STEEET, LONDON.
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Incorporated by Royal Charter.
CAPITAL, £800,000. RESERVE FUND, £150,000.
Ofottift-of Directors, 1879-80.
William Christian, Esq,
Fkederick W. Heilgers, Esq.
John Jones, Esq.
Emile Levita, E
William Macnaughtan, Esq,
William Paterson, Esq.
Manager — John Howard Gwyther. Sub-Manager — James Simpson.
Secretary — William Charles Mullins.
Bankers— THE BANK OF ENGLAND, THE CITY BANK. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
J. R. Bullen Smith, Esq., C.S.J.
James Whittall, Esq.
Ludwig Wiese, Esq.
BOMBAY.
CALCUTTA.
AKYAB.
Agencies mtir 2Sranc|jes.
RANGOON.
PENANG.
SINGAP0KE.
BATAVIA. | HONG-KONG.
SOURABAYA. SHANGHAI.
MANILA. |
The Corporation grant Drafts payable at the above Agencies and Branches ; buy and receive
for collection Bills of Exchange ; issue Letters of Credit, and undertake general Banking Business
in the East.
Deposits of money for not less than twelve months, bearing interest at 5 per cent, per annum,
payable half-yearly, are received on behalf of the Corporation, by its
AGENTS IN EDINBURGH-
MESSRS. MACLACHLAN & EODGEE, W.S., 25 Castle Street.
AGENTS IN GLASGOW—
Messrs. DICK & STEVENSON, 176 West George Street.
SCOTTISH HERITABLE SECURITY COMPANY
(LIMITED).
CHIEF OFFICE-13 QUEEN STKEET, EDINBURGH.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £181,500. PAID UP CAPITAL, £33,000.
RESERVE FUND, £37,500.
DIRECTORS.
Sir JAMES PALSHAW, Bart. I JOHN TAWSE, Esq., W.S., one of the
WILLIAM HANDYSIDE, Esq. i Bailies of the City of Edinburgh
C. G. H. KINNEAE, Esq., Architect. I HENRY MOFFAT, Esq., of Eldin'
ALEXANDER T. NlVEN, Esq., C.A. | DAVID MacGIBBON, Esq., Architect.
Banlers.— THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
/Solicitors.— Messrs. J. & A. PEDDIE & IVORY, W.S. ; Messrs. STUART & CHEYNE, W.S.
Agents in Glasgow. — _.
Messrs. DICK & STEVENSON, WRITERS, 176 WEST GEORGE STREET.
Auditor.-^ -R. CAMERON COWAN, C.A. | Manager.— J. F. MOFFATT C.A.
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Deposits are received by the Company at Rates of Interest varying from 3A to 4i per cent,
according to the length of period for which the money is lodged.
Debentures are issued for periods of four years and upwards at 4J per cent.
Loans are granted on Security of Heritable Property, repayable by instalments, or partly by
instalments, and the remainder in one sum, according to arrangement.
- The Company's Funds are, by the terms of its Constitution, invested entirely in Heritable
Securities. Depositors thus enjoy the safety of Heritable Bonds, combined with the additional
guarantee of the Company's Subscribed Capital and large Reserve Fund.