Banking Statistics




24 FEBRUARY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 509

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the granting of these applications should do so in writing to the appropriate office as indicated by the identification reference on or before 17 March 1983. Submissions should include a reference to the identification reference, application number, Tariff item, and description of goods concerned and be supported by information as to:

(a) The range of equivalent goods manufactured locally;
(b) The proportion of New Zealand and imported material used in manufacture;
(c) Present and potential output; and
(d) Details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overhead, etc.

Dated at Wellington this 24th day of February 1983.

P. J. McKONE, Comptroller of Customs.


SUMMARY OF TRADING BANKS’ MONTHLY RETURNS OF PRINCIPAL LIABILITIES AND ASSETS IN RESPECT OF NEW ZEALAND BUSINESS AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON 26 JANUARY 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 $491,298 $916,864 $354,014 $483,431 $2,245,607
2. Time deposits in New Zealand 1,232,454 2,328,276 959,382 1,128,324 5,648,436
3. Liabilities elsewhere than in New Zealand incurred in respect of New Zealand business 54,903 41,066 83,058 85,742 264,769
4. Bills payable and all other liabilities in New Zealand, including balances due to other banks but excluding shareholders’ funds 27,100 34,674 33,638 77,220 172,632

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 $2 $3 $3 $- $8
(b) Time deposits - - - - -
2. Reserve Bank of New Zealand notes 10,352 31,069 11,908 9,085 62,414
3. New Zealand coin 1,618 3,931 2,256 1,357 9,162
4. Assets elsewhere than in New Zealand held in respect of New Zealand business 122,676 120,167 134,468 237,517 614,828
5. Advances in New Zealand and discounts of bills payable in New Zealand (excluding advances and discounts included under item 6)—
(a) Advances 656,291 1,405,115 518,433 623,751 3,203,590
(b) Discounts 53,106 77,424 40,025 62,034 232,589
6. Term loans in New Zealand 613,417 821,945 380,311 490,840 2,306,513
7. Investments held in New Zealand—
(a) Treasury Bills 127,840 305,326 234,532 213,130 880,828
(ii) Government Stock 274,755 592,998 126,544 125,164 1,119,461
(b) Other Investments 95,980 148,671 32,901 34,016 311,568
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) - 95,644 10,449 - 106,093
9. Book value of land, buildings, furniture, fittings, and equipment in New Zealand 12,125 82,207 59,986 39,564 193,882
10. All other assets in New Zealand 3,625 - 23 15,927 19,575

Aggregate of Unexercised Overdraft Authorities and Term Loan Authorities in New Zealand $2,390,515.

*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., 15 February 1983.

A. C. FENWICK, Deputy Chief Economist, Reserve Bank Of New Zealand.



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🏭 Applications for Concessional Entry of Goods (continued from previous page)

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
24 February 1983
Tariff, Customs Duty, Concessional Entry, Objections
  • P. J. McKONE, Comptroller of Customs

💰 Summary of Trading Banks' Monthly Returns

💰 Finance & Revenue
15 February 1983
Banking, Liabilities, Assets, Reserve Bank, Statistics
  • A. C. FENWICK, Deputy Chief Economist, Reserve Bank Of New Zealand