New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 82

Page 3223

✨ Loan Conversion Notice

Dec. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3223

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL (N.Z.).

CONVERSION under the Local Authorities Interest Reduction and Loans Conversion Act, 1932–33, and the Wellington City Loans Conversion Order, 1933, of debentures issued in respect of the following loans:—

Loans to be converted.

Name.	Amount.	Rate of Interest.	Maturity Date.	Premium payable per £100 of Existing Securities.
		Nominal.	Effective.	£ s. d.
Tramways Paving and Town Hall Loan No. 2 Repayment Loan 1914 Repayment Loan, 1924	£59,000	5½ Per Cent.	4¾ Per Cent.	1/5/34
Ngai'o Public Hall Loan, 1924	5,000	6¼	4¾	1/7/34
Miramar Wharf Loan, 1908, £5,000 (raised £4,000)	4,000	4¾	4¼	1/1/35
Mount Victoria Tunnel Loan 1920 Supplementary Loan, 1931, £11,800 (raised £8,800)	8,800	5	4¼	1/2/35
Miramar Sanitation Loan (1909)	3,000	4¾	4¼	1/6/35
Miramar Tramways Loan 1906 Repayment Loan, 1931	11,300	5¼	4¼	1/12/36
Mount Victoria Tunnel Loan 1920 Supplementary Loan, 1931 (No. 2)	3,400	5	4¼	1/12/36
(Karori District) Works, Tramways, and Recreation Reserve Loan 1906 Renewal Loan, 1931	19,700	5	4¼	31/12/36
Street-widening Loan, 1931, £50,000	7,200	5	4¼	1/3/37
Street-widening Loan, 1931, £50,000	42,800	5¼	4¼	1/3/37
Unemployment Loan, 1926	12,000	5½	4¾	31/3/37
Unemployment Loan, 1927 (No. 1)	4,000	5¼	4¾	31/3/37
Unemployment Loan, 1927 (No. 2)	10,000	5½	4¾	30/6/37
Unemployment Loan, 1927 (No. 3)	26,000	5¼	4¾	30/6/37
Hutt Bridge Loan, 1928	6,300	5½	4¾	1/2/38
Miramar Power Supply, £18,000 (raised £10,000)	10,000	4¾	4¼	1/3/38
Unemployment Loan, 1928 (No. 1)	10,000	5¼	4¾	30/6/38
Unemployment Loan, 1928 (No. 2)	15,000	5¾	4¾	30/9/38
Wellington City Council and Harbour Board Exchange Loan (Hunter Street Block) Renewal Loan, 1928	11,800	5½	4¾	1/11/38
Miramar Sewerage Loan (part), £6,000	3,000	4¾	4¼	1/12/38
Miramar Sewerage Extension Loan (part), £3,000	2,200	4¾	4¼	1/12/38
Unemployment Loan, 1928 (No. 3)	10,000	5¼	4¾	31/12/38
Unemployment Loan, 1929 (No. 1)	25,000	5¼	4¾	30/4/39
Tramways Paving and Town Hall Repayment Loan 1904 Repayment Loan, 1929	30,000	5¾	4¾	1/5/39
Baths Loan 1920 Renewal Loan, 1932	12,300	5¾	4¾	1/6/39
General Improvements Loan 1920 Renewal Loan, 1932	56,500	5¾	4¾	1/6/39
Street Works Loan 1920 Renewal Loan, 1932	93,400	5¼	4¾	1/6/39
Unemployment Loan, 1929 (No. 2)	20,000	5¾	4¾	30/6/39
Electric Light and Power Co., Ltd., Undertaking Acquisition Loan 1907 Renewal Loan, 1932, £32,200 (raised £14,200)	14,200	5¾	4¾	31/7/39
Street-widening Loan, 1929 (No. 1)	50,000	5¼	4¾	1/9/39
Unemployment Relief Loan 1922 Renewal Loan, 1932, £10,550 (raised £10,500)	10,500	6¼	4¾	1/10/39
Unemployment Loan, 1929 (No. 3)	15,000	5¾	4¾	31/10/39
Street-widening (Willis Street) Renewal Loan, 1932, £30,000 (raised £29,400)	29,400	5¾	4¾	1/11/39
Drainage and Sewerage Loan, 1928 (part £148,700)	40,000	5¼	4¾	1/11/39
Unemployment Loan, 1929 (No. 4)	21,000	5¾	4¾	30/11/39
Seatoun, Kilbirnie, and Island Bay Drainage and Sewerage Loan, 1929	38,000	5¾	4¾	20/12/39
Street-widening Loan, 1929 (No. 2)	80,000	5¾	4¾	20/12/39
Cemetery Loan Repayment Loan 1907 Renewal Loan, 1932	3,500	5¾	4¾	20/12/39
Waterworks and Te Aro Reclamation Loan Repayment Loan 1907 Renewal Loan, 1932	8,400	5¾	4¾	31/12/39
Melrose, Wadestown, and Northland Districts Drainage Loan 1919 Repayment Loan, 1930, £26,250 (raised £26,200)	26,200	5¾	4¾	1/3/40
Kelburn Viaduct Loan, 1929	24,200	5¾	4¾	1/3/40
Milk-supply Loan 1919 Repayment Loan, 1930	45,400	5¾	4¾	1/3/40
Street-widening Loan 1919 Repayment Loan, 1930	24,500	5¾	4¾	1/3/40
New Milk Station Loan, 1930	30,000	5¾	4¾	1/5/40
Unemployment Loan, 1930	30,000	5¾	4¾	1/8/40
Street-widening Renewal Loan 1919 Repayment Loan, 1930 (part £70,300 Loan)	26,300	5¾	4¾	1/12/40
Electric-power Station Construction and Tramways Improvements Loan, 1920 (part £664,887)	2,900	5¾	4¾	1/12/40
Street-paving and Surface-sealing Loan, 1927 (part £201,000)	40,000	5¾	4¾	1/3/41
Wainui Waterworks Loan 1880 Repayment Loan, 1929	130,000	5¾	4¾	1/9/44
Onslow Public Hall Loan	1,850	4¾	4¼	1/1/48
Street-paving Supplementary Loan, 1927	20,000	5¾	4¾	31/3/49
Miramar Marine Parade Loan, £4,500 (raised £3,900)	3,900	5¾	4¾	1/12/49
Onslow Waterworks Loan	1,600	4¾	4¼	1/1/50
Electric-power Tramways and City Works Loan 1906 Repayment Loan, 1931	72,200	5¾	4¾	31/1/51
(Miramar and Seatoun Heights) Water-supply and Drainage Loan, 1925	26,500	5¾	4¾	31/3/51
City Improvements and Melrose Streets and Tramways Repayment Loan, 1929	94,000	5¾	4¾	1/9/55
Public Conveniences Loan, 1927, £26,875 (raised £22,500)	22,500	5¾	4¾	1/3/64
Total	£1,453,050

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