New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 69

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✨ Loan Conversion Details

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 69

LOANS TO BE CONVERTED—continued.

Name.	Amount.	Rate of Interest.	Date of Maturity.
		Original.	Existing.
	£	Per Cent.	Per Cent.
16. North Richmond Waterworks Loan of £6,200 (part)	1,400	5	4½
Ditto	800	5½	4⅞
17. North Richmond Electricity Loan of £5,000	2,500	5	4¼
18. Borough of Woolston Public Works Loan	20,000	4½	4¼
19. Beckenham-Fisherton Waterworks Loan	3,500	4½	4¼
20. North Richmond Channelling Loan No. 2	300	5¼	4¼
21. Woolston Recreation-ground Renewal Loan	400	5¼	4¼
22. Ferry Bridge Renewal Loan, 1929	400	5¼	4¼
23. North Richmond Channelling Loan No. 3	1,150	5¼	4¼
24. Abattoir Enlargement and Improvement Loan	5,000	5½	4⅞
25. Richmond Channelling Redemption Loan, 1928	700	5½	4⅞
26. The City Borrowing Act 1899 Redemption Loan, 1930	16,700	5½	4⅞
27. Electricity Distribution Loan No. 3	6,000	5¼	4¼
28. Plunket Rooms Loan, 1930	3,000	5½	4⅞
29. Elmwood Park Loan	5,100	5¼	4¼
30. Concert Hall Loan of £35,000 (part)	1,900	5½	4⅞
Concert Hall Loan of £35,000 (part)	33,100	5¾	4⅞
31. Concert Hall 10-per-cent. Loan, 1928	3,500	5¼	4¼
32. Sanitary Works Loan Redemption Loan, 1930, of £4,845	4,800	5½	4⅞
33. Electricity Distribution Loan No. 2	12,000	5	4¼
34. Papanui Channelling No. 2 Completion Loan	2,317	5¾	4⅞
35. Electricity Distribution Loan of £120,000 (part)	21,400	4½	4¼
36. Borough of Spreydon Electric Light Loan	6,000	5	4¼
37. Heathcote County East Linwood Loan..	1,200	5	4¼
38. Avonside Public Works Renewal Loan, 1929	5,400	5¼	4¼
39. Spreydon Public Works Loan..	929	5½	4⅞
40. St. Albans Channelling and Asphalting Loan	1,150	5½	4⅞
41. Administrative Block Loan (Supplementary)	5,000	5½	4⅞
42. St. James Park Loan	3,250	5½	4⅞
43. Electricity Distribution Loan No. 5 (part)	3,100	5½	4⅞
Electricity Distribution Loan No. 5 (part)	47,700	5¼	4¼
44. Heathcote County Avonside Asphalting Loan	1,000	5	4¼
45. Papanui Town Hall and Library Redemption Loan, 1930	3,500	5½	4⅞
46. St. Albans Waterworks Loan No. 3 of £7,610 (part)	7,100	5½	4⅞
Ditto	510	5¾	4⅞
47. Beckenham-Fisherton Recreation-ground Redemption Loan, 1930	500	5½	4⅞
48. North Richmond Waterworks Loan No. 2	5,500	5¾	4⅞
49. Municipal Buildings Loan Redemption Loan, 1930	4,870	5½	4⅞
50. Destructor and Sanitary Works Loan Redemption Loan, 1930	7,200	5½	4⅞
51. Linwood Public Works Loan Redemption Loan, 1930	6,500	5½	4⅞
52. Spreydon Street Improvements Loans (part)	3,700	5¼	4¼
Ditto	200	5½	4⅞
53. Sydenham Waterworks No. 2 Redemption Loan, 1931, of £5,590 (part)	4,590	5¼	4¼
Ditto	1,000	5½	4⅞
54. Sydenham Waterworks No. 1 Redemption Loan, 1931	12,550	5¼	4¼
55. Sydenham Public Works Redemption Loan, 1931	6,800	5¼	4¼
56. Spreydon Waterworks Loan	29,400	5½	4⅞
57. Opawa Park Loan	4,000	5¼	4¼
58. Borough of Woolston Electricity Loan of £6,350	6,300	5	4¼
59. Borough of Woolston Electricity Supplementary Loan	635	5	4¼
60. Sanitary Conveniences Loan	1,852	5¼	4¼
61. Public Baths Redemption Loan, 1932	3,900	5	4¼
62. Woolston Water-supply Loan..	32,500	5¼	4⅞
63. St. Martins and Opawa Water-supply Loan	10,690	5¼	4⅞
64. Papanui Water-supply Loan	17,100	5½	4⅞
65. Abattoir Antecedent Liability Loan	7,625	5½	4⅞
66. East Linwood Waterworks Loan of £5,300	3,600	5½	4¼

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💰 Christchurch City Loans Conversion Order, 1934 (continued from previous page)

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Dated10 September 1934
KeywordsLoan Conversion, Local Authorities, Debentures, Interest Reduction, Christchurch City Council

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