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✨ Financial Regulation

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 37

Regulation under the New Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Act, 1909 (Advances to Local Authorities).

LIVERPOOL, Governor.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Government Buildings, at Wellington, this twenty-first day of April, 1913.

Present:

THE HONOURABLE W. F. MASSEY PRESIDING IN COUNCIL.

IN pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities vested in him by the New Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Act, 1909 (hereinafter referred to as the said Act), and of all other powers and authorities enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regulation; and doth declare that this regulation shall come into force on the date of the publication thereof in the New Zealand Gazette.

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REGULATION.

THE following table is prescribed, in addition to the tables contained in the regulations made by an Order in Council dated the 2nd day of February, 1911:—

Term, 36½ Years.

Interest, 4½ per Cent.

TABLE OF HALF-YEARLY INSTALMENTS FOR EVERY ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF THE LOAN.

Half-year.	Half-yearly Instalment.	Apportioned thus:		Balance of Principal owing.	Half-year.	Half-yearly Instalment.	Apportioned thus:		Balance of Principal owing.
		On Account of Interest at 4½ per Cent.	On Account of Principal.				On Account of Interest at 4½ per Cent.	On Account of Principal.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.		£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
1st	2 16 1	2 5 0	0 11 1	99 8 11	38th	2 16 1	1 10 11	1 5 2	67 7 8
2nd	2 16 1	2 4 9	0 11 4	98 17 7	39th	2 16 1	1 10 4	1 5 9	66 1 11
3rd	2 16 1	2 4 6	0 11 7	98 6 0	40th	2 16 1	1 9 9	1 6 4	64 15 7
4th	2 16 1	2 4 3	0 11 10	97 14 2	41st	2 16 1	1 9 2	1 6 11	63 8 8
5th	2 16 1	2 4 0	0 12 1	97 2 1	42nd	2 16 1	1 8 7	1 7 6	62 1 2
6th	2 16 1	2 3 9	0 12 4	96 9 9	43rd	2 16 1	1 8 0	1 8 1	60 13 1
7th	2 16 1	2 3 6	0 12 7	95 17 2	44th	2 16 1	1 7 4	1 8 9	59 4 4
8th	2 16 1	2 3 2	0 12 11	95 4 3	45th	2 16 1	1 6 8	1 9 5	57 14 11
9th	2 16 1	2 2 11	0 13 2	94 11 1	46th	2 16 1	1 6 0	1 10 1	56 4 10
10th	2 16 1	2 2 7	0 13 6	93 17 7	47th	2 16 1	1 5 4	1 10 9	54 14 1
11th	2 16 1	2 2 3	0 13 10	93 3 9	48th	2 16 1	1 4 8	1 11 5	53 2 8
12th	2 16 1	2 2 0	0 14 1	92 9 8	49th	2 16 1	1 3 11	1 12 2	51 10 6
13th	2 16 1	2 1 8	0 14 5	91 15 3	50th	2 16 1	1 3 3	1 12 10	49 17 8
14th	2 16 1	2 1 4	0 14 9	91 0 6	51st	2 16 1	1 2 6	1 13 7	48 4 1
15th	2 16 1	2 1 0	0 15 1	90 5 5	52nd	2 16 1	1 1 9	1 14 4	46 9 9
16th	2 16 1	2 0 8	0 15 5	89 10 0	53rd	2 16 1	1 1 0	1 15 1	44 14 8
17th	2 16 1	2 0 4	0 15 9	88 14 3	54th	2 16 1	1 0 2	1 15 11	42 18 9
18th	2 16 1	2 0 0	0 16 1	87 18 2	55th	2 16 1	0 19 4	1 16 9	41 2 0
19th	2 16 1	1 19 7	0 16 6	87 1 8	56th	2 16 1	0 18 6	1 17 7	39 4 5
20th	2 16 1	1 19 3	0 16 10	86 4 10	57th	2 16 1	0 17 8	1 18 5	37 6 0
21st	2 16 1	1 18 10	0 17 3	85 7 7	58th	2 16 1	0 16 10	1 19 3	35 6 9
22nd	2 16 1	1 18 6	0 17 7	84 10 0	59th	2 16 1	0 15 11	2 0 2	33 6 7
23rd	2 16 1	1 18 1	0 18 0	83 12 0	60th	2 16 1	0 15 1	2 1 0	31 5 7
24th	2 16 1	1 17 8	0 18 5	82 13 7	61st	2 16 1	0 14 1	2 2 0	29 3 7
25th	2 16 1	1 17 3	0 18 10	81 14 9	62nd	2 16 1	0 13 2	2 2 11	27 0 8
26th	2 16 1	1 16 10	0 19 3	80 15 6	63rd	2 16 1	0 12 3	2 3 10	24 16 10
27th	2 16 1	1 16 5	0 19 8	79 15 10	64th	2 16 1	0 11 3	2 4 10	22 12 0
28th	2 16 1	1 15 11	1 0 2	78 15 8	65th	2 16 1	0 10 3	2 5 10	20 6 2
29th	2 16 1	1 15 6	1 0 7	77 15 1	66th	2 16 1	0 9 2	2 6 11	17 19 3
30th	2 16 1	1 15 0	1 1 1	76 14 0	67th	2 16 1	0 8 1	2 8 0	15 11 3
31st	2 16 1	1 14 7	1 1 6	75 12 6	68th	2 16 1	0 7 1	2 9 0	13 2 3
32nd	2 16 1	1 14 1	1 2 0	74 10 6	69th	2 16 1	0 5 11	2 10 2	10 12 1
33rd	2 16 1	1 13 7	1 2 6	73 8 0	70th	2 16 1	0 4 10	2 11 3	8 0 10
34th	2 16 1	1 13 1	1 3 0	72 5 0	71st	2 16 1	0 3 8	2 12 5	5 8 5
35th	2 16 1	1 12 7	1 3 6	71 1 6	72nd	2 16 1	0 2 6	2 13 7	2 14 10
36th	2 16 1	1 12 0	1 4 1	69 17 5	73rd	2 16 1	0 1 3	2 14 10	..
37th	2 16 1	1 11 6	1 4 7	68 12 10

J. F. ANDREWS,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1913, No 37

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1913, No 37

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💰 Regulation under the New Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Act, 1909

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated21 April 1913
KeywordsState-guaranteed Advances, Local Authorities, Financial Regulation, Loan Instalments
👩‍💼 Officials

Liverpool, Governor
W. F. Massey, Presiding in Council
J. F. Andrews, Clerk of the Executive Council

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