[1]

The all numerical account number format was introduced in late 1966

[2]

A pre-printed box allows for other accounts etc held by the depositor to be cross-referenced

[3]

The branch's address applied by a rubber stamp

[4]

These set of Hours of Business were introduced

[5]

Closure of branches on March 31st for the Annual Balance ceased with computerisation

[6]

The amended Rates of Interest applied from December 1st 1970

[7]

No 2 Department introduced April 1st 1957; No 3 Department introduced January 1st 1967

[8]

Current Accounts introduced July 1967

[9]

Inland Revenue regulations required the Bank to make an Income Tax Return

[10]

An early system of Standing Orders was supplemented by the addition of a Credit Transfer facility in 1961

[11]

This provision of Travellers Cheques and Foreign Currency was introduced in 1965

[12]

Around this date, there were few safes available to rent in the Safe Deposit

[13]

Particulars of the Inter-Bank Transaction Scheme were detailed in Branch Instructions

[14]

Introduced in 1922, by this date Home Safes were becoming less popular

[15]

In 1970, the number of Utility Accounts taken were 1.2-million

[16]

Deposits by the Direct Transfer Scheme rapidly increased during the 1970s

[17]

Certificates were the most popular of these Government products

[18]

Orders for purchase or sale of Stocks & Shares were telephoned to a designated broker

[19]

At this date, applications for Mortgages were dealt with by interview at Head Office