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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1126, 13 May 1911, Page 4

THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. ESTD. 1573. "THE MOST PROGRESSIVE LIFE OFFICE IX AUSTRALASIA." A PURELY MUTUAL OFFICE, transacting :—Life Assurance, Endowments, and ■*■*■ Annuities, Life and Endowment Assurance combined with Accident and Sickness Benefits; Personal Accident and Sickness Assurance; also Industrial Assurance. The Financial Year ending 31st December, 1910, was THE RECORD YEAR, In the history of the Society. Great all-round progress was made, and the Directors have declared, in the Ordinary Department, an ANNUAL BONUS ANXUAL BONUS OF ,£1 OS. PER £100 ASSURED. COMPARISON OF NEW BUSINESS: For Year 1909. For year 1910. Ordinary Department, .New Business, jC1,10i,0.)9 ,£2,620,243 Industrial Department, New Business ,£429,370 £1,865,212 Accident Department, New Business ,£462,250 i1,065,G77 . Total New Business .€1,902,679 .£5,551,135 TEE TOTAL AMOUNT PAID TO POLICY-HOLDERS SINCE ESTABLISHMENT EXCEEDS .£5,300,000. Branches and Agencies throughout Australasia, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. P. D. LESLIE, Resilient Secrelary for New Zealand.

BIRTHS, MARRIACES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. FALLOVER.-On the 11th May, at Raroa Road, Kelburne, the wife of A.. B. Failover, oJ a son. HUGHES.-On the 9th May, at 235 The Terrace, the wife' of Major J. G. Hughes, of a son. LA TROBE—At Oriental Terrace, on May a, 1911, the wife of W. S. La Trobe-a daughter. MATTHEVvS.-On 11th May, at Otorohanga, the wifo of P. W. Matthews, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. LETHBRIDGE-ANDERSON.-On April 26th, at St. Lawrence's Church, Aramolio, by the R-ey. Wilfred Williams, assisted by the Vicar, Rer. J. Walker, Harry Bruce, of Waikuku, Pahiarua, eldest son of J. P. Lethbridge, Esq., of Sherrenden, Hawke's Bay, to Constance Minna, eldest daughter of W. D. Anderson, Esq., of Barningham, Aramoho. DEATHS. ANDERSEN.-April 23rd, at Ballarat, Lucy Allen Andersen, wife of tho late Anders Andersen, Duncroft, FoatherGton; aged 52 years. B-ARLOW.-On May 7, 1911, at Wellington, alter a short and painful illness, ■Tames, beloved husband of Caroline Barlow, of Britannia Street, Petone. EDIIEADES.-On tho sth May, 1911, at his residence, 24 Turnbull Street, William Daniel Edmeades, in his 70th year. HOGG. —At " Chcrswnd," Paparangi, Johnsonville, on Saturday, May (3th, 1911, • Lizzie, second daughter of Mary and Robert Hogg, aged 1G years 6 months. KIRK.-On May 10, 1911,. at Wellington Hospital, Annie, the beloved wife of Jas. Kirk, telegraphist, Wellington. JOHNSTON.-At Santander, Spain, Adam Hattou Feathcrstou, son of tlio Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C. (By cable.) ROBINSOX.-On 7th May, 1911, at his residence, 223 Thorndoß Quay, Wellington, Richard, beloved husband of Elizabeth. J'obiuson; aged 59 years. Thirty years New /calami Railways. Auckland, Invcrcai'gill, and Westport papers pltaso copy. M'EWAN.—On Hie 12th May, 1911, at 53 Britaiinin Street, Petoue, Alice Emilj, dearly beloved wife of G. D. M'Ewan, ago 10 years. Manawatu papers please copy, MAGINNITY—On Sunday, 7th May, 1911, at Stirling Terrace. Karori (suddenly) the widow of tho late John Maginuity, in her 68th year. WARDROP.-On May 6, 1911, at Wellington, Robert Wardrop, late of Motueka, , Nelson, aged 50 years. Ilome papers please copy. FUNERAL NOTICES, nnHE Friends of MR. d. D. M'EWAN A are respectfully invited to atteni tho Funeral of his late beloved wife. Alice Emily. The Funeral will leave his residence, 55 Britannia Street, Petono, pu SUNDAY, May 14th, at 2 o'clock, WATNEY SIBUN, "VJ'nto'UvVtT,