New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 134

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✨ Banking Statistics and Trade Agreement



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 134

SUMMARY OF TRADING BANKS’ MONTHLY RETURNS OF PRINCIPAL LIABILITIES AND ASSETS IN RESPECT OF
NEW ZEALAND BUSINESS AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON 27 JULY 1983

In accordance with subsection (4) of Section 31 of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 1964
(All amounts in New Zealand Currency)

**LIABILITIES***
(N.Z.$ thousands)

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (New Zealand) Limited Bank of New Zealand The National Bank of New Zealand Limited Westpac Banking Corporation TOTALS
1. Demand deposits in New Zealand $ 528,587 $ 904,438 $ 356,871 $ 486,425 $ 2,276,321
2. (a) Time deposits in New Zealand 1,183,725 2,161,529 908,416 1,132,872 5,386,542
3. Liabilities elsewhere than in New Zealand incurred in respect of New Zealand business 148,376 74,639 33,935 125,891 382,841
4. Bills payable and all other liabilities in New Zealand, including balances due to other banks but excluding shareholders’ funds 3,197 42,962 20,787 17,002 83,948

ASSETS
(N.Z.$ thousands)

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (New Zealand) Limited Bank of New Zealand The National Bank of New Zealand Limited Westpac Banking Corporation TOTALS
1. Balances at Reserve Bank of New Zealand—
(a) Demand deposits 4 3 0 3 10
(b) Time deposits - - - - -
2. Reserve Bank of New Zealand notes 14,537 22,390 9,475 8,074 54,476
3. New Zealand coin 1,046 2,709 1,613 1,207 6,575
4. Assets elsewhere than in New Zealand held in respect of New Zealand business 250,624 146,140 84,899 221,078 702,741
5. Advances in New Zealand and discounts of bills payable in New Zealand (excluding advances and discounts included under item 6)—
(a) Advances 675,764 1,373,617 536,594 612,643 3,198,618
(b) Discounts 35,929 49,959 37,359 39,423 162,670
6. Term loans in New Zealand 631,258 945,679 409,377 504,415 2,490,729
7. Investments held in New Zealand—
(a) Government securities
(i) Treasury Bills 78,179 - 45,522 36,156 159,857
(ii) Government Stock 273,795 695,386 237,826 321,828 1,528,835
(b) Other Investments 66,247 108,855 16,848 20,615 212,565
8. Cheques and bills drawn on other banks in New Zealand and balances with and due from other banks in New Zealand (excluding balances with Reserve Bank of New Zealand) 13,670 3,363 500 - 17,533
9. Book value of land, buildings, furniture, fittings, and equipment in New Zealand 12,125 81,209 64,072 40,654 198,060
10. All other assets in New Zealand 1,853 - 24 11,154 13,031

Aggregate of Unexercised Overdraft Authorities and Term Loan Authorities in New Zealand $2,579,481.

*Excluding shareholders’ funds, contingencies, inter-branch accounts within New Zealand, and certain transit items.
**Excluding inter-branch accounts within New Zealand, contingencies, and certain transit items.

Wellington, N.Z., 17 August 1983.

P. NICHOLL, Chief Economist, Reserve Bank of New Zealand.

Australia - New Zealand Closer Economic Relation—Trade Agreement (ANZCERT)

THE supplement to the New Zealand Gazette of Thursday, 11 August 1983 detailed the procedures for allocating the unused balance of unallocated Tendered Exclusive Australian Licences (TEALS). The following points should be noted in reference to the Gazette notice of 11 August.

  1. In addition to the unallocated tender units as advertised in the New Zealand Gazette of 15 July the following licence is also available:
Tender Number Item Code Goods—Brief Description No. of Units Value $
718 39.122 Wallcovering being a plastic film and paper laminate in rolls and suitable for the decoration of walls or ceilings 12 × 6,675
729 42.005 Articles of leather, viz. saddlery and harness 3 × 5,400
730 42.010 Travel goods and spectacle cases 1 × 12,000
764 48.084 Registers, exercise books, notebooks, etc. 1 × 5,000
819 62.010 Sacks and bags of polyethylene or polypropylene fabric 40 × 5,000

  1. Bids which are described as “invalid” in the New Zealand Gazette of 15 July 1983 should also be included in the total number of unallocated units.

  2. Another point of clarification is that where valid applications exceed the total amount available per item code, the licence available will be allocated in three tiers, i.e.:
    (a) First preference to those firms who bid for TEALS in the item code concerned;
    (b) Second preference to manufacturers who sought MEALS in the item code;
    (c) Third preference to new applicants.

  3. No premium is payable for unallocated TEALS.

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💰 Summary of Trading Banks' Monthly Returns

💰 Finance & Revenue
17 August 1983
Banking, Liabilities, Assets, Statistics, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
  • P. Nicholl, Chief Economist, Reserve Bank of New Zealand

🏭 Australia - New Zealand Closer Economic Relation—Trade Agreement (ANZCERT)

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Trade Agreement, ANZCERT, TEALS, Licences, Allocation Procedures