New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 40

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✨ Loan Conversion Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 40

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

LOANS TO BE CONVERTED—continued.

Name.	Amount.	Rate of Interest.		Date of Maturity.
		Original.	Existing.
	£	Per Cent.	Per Cent.
Maioro Top Road Loan	350*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1955.
Mission Bush–Kahawai Roads	2,200*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1955.
Park Road (Papakura) Loan	450*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1955.
Harrisville–Jericho Road Loan	400*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1956.
Whiriwhiri Road (Waiuku) Loan	850*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1957.
Smeed’s Road (Tuakau) Loan	600*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1957.
Awhitu Riding Roads Loan (part)	4,000*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1957.
Ditto	3,000*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1958.
„	2,000*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1959.
„	1,000*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1961.
Paerata District Roads (10 per cent.) Loan	600*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1959.
Reid Road (Glenbrook) Loan	300*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1959.
Hilltop Roads (Pukekohe) Loan	1,000*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1960.
Sandspit Road (Waiuku) Loan	450*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1960
Patumahoe Hunters (New) Road Loan (part)	600*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1960.
Ditto	600*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1961.
Jericho Road (Buckland) Loan	600*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1961.
Jesmond Road (Runciman) Loan	1,500*	4½	4¼	1st April, 1961.
Runciman–Paerata Road Loan	1,200*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1961.
Charles Road (Karaka)	300*	4½	4¼	1st October, 1962.
Pukekohe West Road Board Buckland No. 2 Special Loan of £500 (1913)	500	5	4¼	1st July, 1953.
Mangatangi–New Brighton Road Loan of £5,000 (1918)	5,000	5¼	4¼	24th December, 1954.
Mangatangi–New Brighton Road Supplementary Loan of £500 (1920)	500	5¼	4¼	1st February, 1957.
Waiau–Karaka Special Rating Area Loan of £27,000 (1918)	27,000	5¼	4¼	22nd January, 1955.
Waiau–Karaka Special Rating Area Supplementary Loan of £2,700 (1924)	2,700	6	4⅜	25th September, 1960.
Paerata Special Rating Area Loan of £6,000 (1919)	6,000	5¼	4¼	1st April, 1956.
Koheroa – Kaiawa – Miranda Special Rating Area Loan of £3,000 (1920)	3,000	5¼	4¼	1st January, 1957.
Koheroa – Kaiawa – Miranda Supplementary Loan of £300 (1923)	300	6	4⅜	1st March, 1960.
Machinery and Plant Loan of £18,000 (1920)	18,000	5¼	4¼	1st April, 1957.
Stewart–Cowan and Heald’s Road (Hunua) Special Rating Area Loan of £750 (1920)	750	5¼	4¼	1st June, 1957.
Paparata Road (Bombay) Special Rating Area Loan of £2,000 (1923)	2,000	6	4⅜	1st April, 1960.
Barriball Road (Pukeoware) Special Rating Area Loan of £400 (1924)	400	6	4⅜	1st May, 1961.
Patumahoe Hall Special Rating Area Loan of £2,500 (1924)	2,500	6	4⅜	1st April, 1961.
Patumahoe Hall Special Rating Area Supplementary Loan of £250 (1925)	250	6	4⅜	1st April, 1962.
Smiths Road (Waiuku) Special Rating Area Loan of £400 (1925)	400	6	4⅜	25th March, 1962.
Bothwell Park Road (Otata) Special Rating Area Loan of £500 (1925)	500	6	4⅜	25th March, 1962.
Rama Rama Bombay Road Special Rating Area Loan of £1,200 (1925)	1,200	6	4⅜	25th March, 1962.
Patumahoe–Hunters (New) Road Special Rating Area Loan of £120 (1925)	120	6	4⅜	1st April, 1962.
Shakespear Sands Road Special Rating Area Loan of £500 (1925)	500	6	4⅜	25th September, 1962.

Less amount of principal repaid as at date of conversion.

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