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. ' FINANCIAL, : THE -A.M.-P. THE 71st Annual ■ Report of The Australian Mutual Provident Society for - the year 1919 shows TOTAL FUNDS, over ~£41,000,000. TOTAL ANNUAL.-INCOME, nearly .£6,000,000. ■ 1 - NEW i BUSINESS, for year 1919, Ordinary Department, £5,502,253. - • 1 -'NEW BUSINESS, for year 1919, Industrial Department, 'A GRAND TOTAL OF NEW BUSINESS FOR THE YEAR ■■ -. 1919, .611,003,117. ' TOTAL' BUSINESS IN FORCE, 'including Bonus Additions, ORDINARY DEPT., J612-1,019,200. . TOTAL'BUSINESS IN FORCE, Including Bonus Additions, INDUS- , TRIAL DEPT., 362,760. , ' 'CASH BONUS DIVIDEND, for year 1919, ORDINARY. DEPAR-T- ---• - ■' . MENT, £1,197,112. ■' Which will provide Reversionary Bonuses of .£2,070,000. .. 'CASH, BONUS,for .year 1919, INDUSTRIAL DEPART.AIENT, Which will provide Reversionary Bonuses of .£47,000. » : ' CLAIMS BY'.DEATH, for. year 1919, ' - ' Since -.the inception- of the Society, total CASH BONUSES of «£2i,313,437 in the ORDINARY DEPARTMENT and ,6113,262 in the INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT have -been - allotted. ... A BONUS EVERY YEAR. Total Subscriptions made by the Society to Government War Loans is over •£11,000,000. • t - ' W. J. HABLAND, 1 ' ■ ■ • Acting-Manager for New Zealand.

EDUCATIONAL,. - -MORNING , . ■ ■ "AFTERNOON. : EVENING-' ; v -And CORRESPONDENCETUITION Provided at '" ' '■ Banks commerciat, college, anks commercial college, - . Woodward Street, .WELLIN G T 0 N, j The Largest..Commercial' College in New Zealand. DEPARTMENTS: " Shorthand an'd Typewriting, Practical Book-keeping, - ■ . - ■ Business Practice, Accountancy and, B. Com. Law Professional .and LL.B, Matriculation and all' Entrance ■ '. ' ' University Exams. . Pablio Service, • .Teachers' Certificates, University Degrees, Practical English, > Journalism, ■• " Advertising, .. . .Economics, . - Architecture, . ~ \' , Boys'. Day School. , RESULTS OF JIAST UNIVERSITY 'EXAMINATIONS: : Accountancy—ll7- Candidates pre- • sented, 82 passed. : . Law candidates - j -i ' '• presented, 68 passed. Matriculation—lo3 candidates pre*', i 'sented,'69'passed. ' 1 ' B. AMOS, Managing Director. / BOOKKEEPING FOR BUSI,'NES'S -PEOPLE. , A NEW DEPARTURE y " ' '' - -"'■At .-•■ GILBY'S COLLEGE. Owing to the rapid growth of our Evenine.B.ookkeeping Classes, a ■ Special Course of Lessons will be given FROM 5 TO 6 P.M. DAILY. ... Students may commence. , if necessary, right at-tho A.B.C. <'f • . the subject. ■ -, -.: The Gilby system of Individual Tuition and- personal supervision enables each one to make his own pace, thus ensuring rapid progress. . Expert Teacher Specialists are in- charge of our Bookkeeping Classes. . Ring up or call on the Director for full : .particulars regarding 1 the special 5 to 6 classes. A- term- may commence-.at any s time. .Day..Classes, Evening .Classes, Correspondence Lessons.' . . - GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., A. H, Gilby, F.C.I, (Eng.), Director, Winder's- Buildings, Lower Cuba 1 Street,"Wellington. 'Phone 21—818. P.O. Box 203. (And at Chrlstchurch.) SOLWAY COLLEGE;. MASTERTON. . BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. (Under the Auspices of the Presbyterian Church of N.Z.) A COMPETENT STAFF and Buildings i"4_ with modern equipment provide means for a sound' Christian Education, Special features; Happy home life, openait 1 ' 'sleeping, accommodation, spacious grounds containing croquet lawiis, asphalt tennis courts, swimming'baths and playing grounds. , • For Vrospectus apply to "vTHE PRINCIPAL, Or MR, J. MONCRIEFFv P.O. Box 13. Carterton, NEWTOWN SCHOOL.' A DULIi CLASSES: MONDAYS, WEDR. NESDAYS, & FRIDAYS, 7.30 to 9. Students propared for 6th Proficiency, and other Primary School 'Certificates. Returned Soldiora taken by- arrangpmont with Repatriation; Board. Private coaclijig. can boSurranged, . • ■ Corner of MEIN STREET AND RIDDIFORD STREET.

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