AUSTEALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED .. .. 1849. c ixth— The Accumulated Fund was in creased during the year by the sum o The Oldest Mutual Life Office in Australia £-7*42,311 equal to -71 per een of the gross premiums received. New Zealand Branch : or i nan . v n w 1 Seventh— The deaths among lives assure. Head Office, Cnstom-house Quay, Wel- were m under T35 policieS) causin _ ington. claims upon the Society amounting tc T 1-n i _ t_* . £290,602, irrespective of Bonut Local Board of Directors: additions, while the number expected The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.T)., C.M.G,, according to the Tables used in esti* M.L.C. (Chairman). mating the liabilities would have been Charles J. Johnston, Esq. (Deputy Chair- 1143, for an amount of £438,---man). 076, the mortality experience being \ lfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. thus extremely favourable. The Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M.G., M.H.R. Eighth— The receipts from interest and Nicholas Reid, Esq. rents were £516,832, an amount exceeding the sum paid for the claims Medical Ofliccr: by £138,062. Dr W. G. Kemp, M.R.C.S. (England). XT v Ninth— Th« expenses of Management were ASSURE Your Life in the Australian on }y ••* per cent, of the total reMutual Provident Society, and se- ceipts. cure an Annual Bonus 01 Dividend. _ _, . ..*■■•__, Tenth — The cash surplus divided for the A privilege whirli r.o other Colonial Eft 188 ? t *•*■■ /.___ _ • atthe rate of 41.5 percent, on the Lile Office can grant rs mem- premiums received, bers. The operations of the Society during the Be careful that you Select This Soeieiy, 41 years of its existence may be snmmarand do not be Misled by the similarity of ised as under — Name of some of the other younger Australian Oftices. It has issued 141,©0*7 policies, — —- assuring £49^417^717. The attention of the Mvmbers and the General Public is calh-d to some of Uie It has paid to the representatives of special features connectf-il with the Society, deceased mohiliers over £*•&,*-> which i the oldest Col-.nial Institution of 000,000 in satisfaction of its kind, having hem t stablished in the death anp matured claims, year 1849. It has divided among the members The results of the In -im-ss for the Forty- iash bonuses aggregating over lirst Year, ending SSI-i December, 18K1', £4,000,000, yielding remay be summarised as i-uder : — versionaiy additions of over First— The number of I I.c New Policies : £8,000,000. issued was 11,664. ■ It , m - nc , iu i re a n n Accumulated Fund 0 m, _ * * . of £9,000,000, a.ll SKcoNn-The new As^r^ce biisiness ef- Invested to yield tected was for £3,679,459. I fully 6 f>e* cent. Third — 1 he New Annnal Premium Income ■ * amounted to £121,800. , _ get _ New Zealantl--fi1.278.514 Foubth — The net increase to the business, T.nwiPn xv T AWT? after allowing for loss of income from li_lWAJt_u .> . JjU wl, terminated Policies, was represented ; Resident bEORRTAUY. by 7028 Policies, assuring £2,. 109,199. ! Bhawh Office— * Custom House Quay, Fifth— The operations of the year raised ' -«_tr___ii *»»__.* «•»• the annual income of the Society from ■ mc «*«*»»*«>»• £1,512,280 to £1,625,- ' F Aofnto--185, an increase in twelve months *°™ oii aof.nts of £112,905. I THYNNE. LINTON & CO.
C° B B Jfc C ° Bbapcock & Gay 1 aye now estab lished a Regular Colli & Co's dailj Coach between Foxton and Kereru. The Coaoh lea»e Whyte's Hoi e at 6 am, and connect.-; with the uj and down train from Wellington, anc returns ufter arrival of train a Kereru, arriving at F xton at 12.8. p.m. Passengers and parcels at reason able rates. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLEB BRADCOCK and GAY, the proprietors of the daily coach have now taken the Stables attached to Whyte's Hotel, and are now prepared to supply Saddle Horses and Buggies at reasonable charges. T) ri QBE ARMAN *ri O COM*MISSION AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS, Stir Chambers Wellington, Conduot* tbe aale, pmcha»e, or letting oi propertiea Agenoiea of every descriptioa The negotiation of loans, urlitrations, and valuations. Customs, shipping, forwarding stock, md station agencies, 'lhe purohasi and aale of Sharea in public companies Goods of every descrip ion for settlera storekeepers, and other tt in oonntry dis FLAX LAND.— We hove several blooki in this Island which cau be leased a* li per acre or purchased for 20s, Qjjarrange rnei.t-. can be made to de iver alrlne Mil at 128 per ton. Applications should bi made without delay. Moderate oharges and punctuality strictly observed. THE Rkv. Father Patterson will send post fiee to all benefactor, of a £1 mote f r his new Church, a composition of his owu, Quart ttc and Organ accompaniment, pui lished by Novello, 1 wer & Co, London. Address, REV. F. PATTERSON, Palu.erstor North. TOHN "lir ESTWOOD BLACKSMITH a.sd SHOEB HALL STREET, FOXTON. All kinds of I lucl.B_uhl.ing cxc cu!9-t frhh despatch mid «a»-«?i
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 14 February 1891, Page 1
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