revenue receipt · 1850

revenue_receipt table, 29 rows

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Description £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Amount at the credit of 622 Depositors, …

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Payer Or SubjectAmount at the credit of 622 Depositors, including interest on the Deposits to this date at the rate of £2 10s. per cent per annum, as ordered by the Trustees

Amount20,016 16 8

Payer Or SubjectAmount at the credit of 40 Intestate Estates

Amount1,053 6 0

Payer Or SubjectAmount at the credit of 80 Depositors, including interest as above

Amount21,070 2 8

Payer Or SubjectAmount at the credit of 9 Depositors, including interest as above

Amount2,047 14 6

Payer Or SubjectAmount lent on 19 Mortgages

Amount11,850 0 0

Payer Or SubjectInterest due thereon to this date at 8 per cent per annum

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 41, 1850.

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People in this noticeAmount at the credit of 40 Intestate Estates · Amount at the credit of 80 Depositors, including interest as above · Amount at the credit of 9 Depositors, including interest as above · Amount lent on 19 Mortgages · Interest due thereon to this date at 8 per cent per annum · Amount of Cash:-

Also on page 5A republished abstract of the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip's balance

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