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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 17 February 1891, Page 1

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED .. .. 1849. ixth— The Accumulated Fund was inf ' creased during the year by the sum ot The Olilmt Mutual Life Office in Australia £742,311 «jnal to 71 per cen of the gross premiums received. New Zealand Brunch ! , , „ , «. i SttVßKTft— The deaths among lives assured Head Office. Custom-house Quay, Wei- weie 649 tmdel' 73S policies, causing 1 ngton. olaims upon the Society amounting to I t irrespective of Uomis i Local Board of Directors : additions, while the number expected The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G,, according to the Tables used in estiM.L.C. (Chairman). mating the liabilities would have been 1 Charles i. Johnston, »^<). (Deputy Chair- 1143, for an amount of £438,J man ). ' 976, the mortality experience being Alfred de Bathe Brar.don, Esq. UiUs extremely favourable. The Hon. Edward Kichardson, C.M.G., . UHR Eighth— The receipts ft'orti Jnterext and Nicholas Iteid. Esq. rents were £516,832, &h amount exceeding the sum paid for the claims Medical Officer: by £138,952. Dr W. G. Kemp^M.E.C.S. (England). NIJfTH _ The of Managem ont were A BSITBE Your LiTe in the Australian o n \y 9.5 per cent, of the total reJ\. Mutual Provichnt Society, and se- ceipt.,. cure an Animal Bonus or Dividend. TENTH _ The cash surplus divided for the * • m i-i (V. O v P01r,,,; n l J' t>ar 188^ was £426,494, being A pnvilpgo whi.li io other Colonial at the rate of 41.5 pe'- cent, on the Life Office Cfin gnilit l'S niein- jiremimr.s received. The operations of the Society during the Be careful that you Select This Society, jl years of its existence may be stitnmarand do not be Misled by the similarity of ised as under— Name of somo of the other younger Ana- „ . tralian Offices. If lias issued 141,907 policies, ■ assuring £4©,417,717. The attention of tho M.-mhers and the | . General Public is cftll'.f- Io some nf the j Tl has. paid to the representatives or special features connf.--t.--il wilh the Society. I di consul members ovm 1 £4,---whichi the oldest C(.!<Kiai Institution of. 1 000,000 in satisfaction of its kind, having b& n •.sUibhVhed in the. dnitli twy l-mltircd olnims. year 1849. Tt lins divided anicng the iiioHiihth Tlip v.:snlti- • f thi h -ivs'- for :hn Korty- ' . ash honnses nggregaling over first Year, rniiing "I i ]!£-c<-mb"v. issii, ' £4,000,000, yieldii.g rcmay be sunnnarist'd :• ■i ; tier : — i versiennry uddiiions of over „,. • ! £8,000,000. FiTtST— The number if the New Policies j ~ issued was 11, ©64. j y t \ m? acquired an Accumulated Fund . I of £9,000,000, all Second — The new Assurance business ot- : iixYostecß. to yield fected was for 533,679,459. fully © per cent. T i*rfce*?est. Third— l he New Annual Premium Income ; amounted to £131, 500. j / <PPe t a \j PW Zealand— -£1,273,5>14 i Fourth — The net incn ape to the business, | I?T>WAT{D "\V LOWE after allowing for loss of income from j BiSiDrYT 'Sfo-PT M terminated Policif s, was represented ; ±{fcsiDE> l fchoni.TAirc . soSf?& Pdiri< '' 11 BBBnring * a '" : B«.vsn. OmcK- ' ' | Custom House Qvt»y, Fifth— The operations of tho year raised 'WellisigtOl*. the annual income of the Society from ** £1,512,280 to £1,625,- F 185, an incre^e in twelve months , OXTON A J J,™ V1? T TVTOV fr r0 of £112,905. I IHY^E, LIN TON * LO.

c° B b "2& j c ° Bbadcock & Gay 1 ;:ve now es'abr lisled a Eegular Ci II & Co's daily Cohth between Foxfon nr d Kereru. The Coach leave Whyte'B Hoi el at 8 am, and con»« r« with the up and down train from "Wellington, and returns «fter arrival of train at Kereru, arriving at F xton at 12.80 p,m. Passengers and parcels at reason* able rates. LIVEEY AND BAT 'STOLE?. pEADCOCK ajjd GAY, the proJLI priefors of the daily coach have now taken the Stables attached to Whyte's Hotel, and are now preparpd to supply Saddle Horses and Buggies at reasonable charges. ~R C^ QBBARMAN *f\ 0- ' COMMISSION AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS, Stab Chambers ... .. Wellington, Conduct the Bale, pu .eWe, or letting of properties Agencies ot evuy description. The jifgotiation of loaiia, nr. itrationa, and valuations. Customs. Bl>i(i>ing, forwarding stock, Rtid station agercies. The purchase and sale of Shares iv pnl-lio companies. Goodo of every defcrip ion for settlers, storekeepers, and oih« ir in country districts. FLAX 1 LAND. —We h v« several blocks in ibis Island -which <ku le leased a* la per sere or purchased fo> 20s, 01 arranpemet to can be madu *o «te ivt-r at the Mill at 12s per ton, App'ications should be aia^e v. ithuut dtlay. Moderate charges and punctuality strictly observed. THE Key. Father Patterson will send post f;ee to aU benefactors j of a £1 aote f r his new Church, a composition of his own, Quart- tte and Organ accompaniment, published by Novello, i wer & Co, London. Addiess, B£V. F. PATTERSON, Pain erstor JOHN \\ hSTW 00 D, BLACKSMITH a. i> IfHOEB. HAIjL STREET, FOXTON. /] l.ii.tl" of «.Jc?.l .f-ujiilimjf efce* »;uif»..l fU«i «>'\' s '> t. i-* H«if!