FARMERS' INSURANCE,

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1770, 7 June 1913, Page 8

FARMERS' INSURANCE,

(By Telegraph.—Fress AESoeiatlon.) Dunedin, June G. The Otago Farmers' Union Mutual Firo Insurance Association held its eighth annual meeting on Thursday, Mr. W. Grey presiding. The annual report showed a successful year, and that the reservo account hod again been substantially added to. Tho total insurance business had increased by .£15,000, the total at tho balance date being .£179,70!). The directors, it was stated, were hoping_ to get power from Parliament at an early date to add accident insurance to tho business. The chairman, in mdving the adoption of tho report, said that during the eight years tho association had been in existence, the losses had amounted to only i£4ls Gs. 9d. They had already twice reduced rates. The retiring directors. Messrs. W. Grey, G. H. Stewart, D. M. Phillip, A. S. Or bell, J. Clark, O. Christie, and A. J. Webb, were leelcctcd.

"The money you refuse will never do you good." What's that—mo refuse ,money? No, sir, that's what I work for! True, but if you aro using old-fashioned Vats in your factory in tho production of cheese, tho grade is bound to suffer. Instal "Victor" Vats and you will turn into your Directors' hands larger returns for the better checso made with these improvod appliances. Do you eoo tho drift of this argument? Then write for further particulars of tho famous "Victor" Vats. Their efficiency is endorsed by tho leading Cheese Factory Managers iii tho Dominion. Albert J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton.—Advt.