Internal War Loans Belligerent Countries

the proceeds were used to purchase bonds of this loan.
Such loans were renewable at one-half per cent below the
current official discount rate until December 31, 1917. Upon
request loans were made during the subscription payment
period at a fixed 5% discount rate until December 31, 1917.
Loans made at other institutions for the purpose of subscribing
to bonds of this issue could be refinanced by loans
at the Austro-Hungarian Bank or War Loan Office at a
fixed 5% discount rate until December 31, 1917. After December
31, 1917 the Government undertook to extend the
above favorable privilege until June 30, 1921 for the Bonds
and until June 30, 1919 for the Treasury Notes of this loan.
Fiscal Service—Principal and interest payable at the Imperial
Royal Treasury at Vienna.
Taxation—Principal and interest payable without deduction
of taxes and duties.
Collateral Privilege—The Austro-Hungarian Bank and War
Loan Offices granted loans secured by obligations of the
present issue up to 75% of their par value at one-half per
cent below the current official discount rate until December
31, 1917. After this date the Government undertook
to extend the above favorable privileges until June 30, 1921
for the Bonds and until June 30, 1919 for the Treasury
Notes.
Note—Coupons void unless presented for payment
within six years of maturity and bonds within thirty years
of maturity.
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