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' UTS AUSTRALIAN "^MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED .. .. 1849. Sixth— The f Accumulated Fund was in creased during the year by the sum o The Oldest Mutual Life Office in Australia <5742,311 equal to Tl per ceni of the groRS premiums received. New Zealand Branch : , .„ „ . i /~v w i Srventk— The deaths among lives assured Head Office, Custom-house Quay, Wei- were 649 under 735 policies, causing lington. claims upon the Society amounting to , . T.. . £299,602, irrespective of Bonns Local Board of Directors : additions, while the number expected The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.P., C.M.ft,, according to the Tables used in estiM.L.C. (Chairman). mating the liabilities would have been Charles J. Johnston, T\s'i. (Deputy Chair- 1143, for an amount of £438,- --. "'- man>. " ©76, the mortality experience being Alfred de Bathe Brandon, fist]. thus extremely favourable. Tlie-. Hon. Kmvard Richardson, C.M.G., %l. ll.lt. EiniiTH— The receipts from interest and Nicholas Reid, Esq. . rents were £516,832, an amount exceeding the sum paid for the claims . Medical Officer : by £138,952. Pr W. .i. Kemp, M.B.C.S. (England). „ _, „ . , _ \ n i Ntxth — The expenses of Management were A SST)\F! Yom'Life in the Australian ""^ »•» P^ CPlit - of the total «"- J\. Mi tml Provident Society, and se- ceipta. cure an j.nimftl Bonns or Dividend. „ _. v.. , , . TrNTir — The cash surplus divided for the A p,.ivil-.g^,,i,.h no otto Colonial STh'SeTi^l^^'onZ Life Office can grant its mem- premiums received, bers. The operations of the Society during the Be cavrfnl that you Select This Society, 41 years of its existence may be Bummarand do not be Misled by the similarity of ised as under— Name of some of the other younger Australian Oftk-es. K has issued 141,907 policies, ' assuring £49,417,717. The attention of the Members and the General Public is called to some of tho It has paid to the representatives of special features connected with the Society, deceased members over £4,---which N the oldest Colonial Institution of # 000,000 in satisfaction of its kind, having been patahlished in tho ' death anp matured claims, year 184 i». | It has divided among tho members The resnlts of the business for the Forty- j cash bonuses aggregating over first Year, ending Hist December, ISBO, ! £4,000,000, yielding remay be summarised ns under :— ' vevsionary additions of over Firbt— The number of the New Policies * ' ' issued was 11,664. It nftS acquired au Accumulated Fund ,„, i • « oi £9,000,000, all Second — The new Assurance business ci- invested to yield fected was for £3,679,459. fwlly 6 !>©*• cent. _, , „ ._, , T interest. THinr — 1 he New Annual Premium Income ' amonntnd to ;gl@l,SOO. / Sjsetß N pw Zealand— £l,273,sl4 Fourth — The net increase to the business, i TTTIWiPn W T f\~WT? after allowing for loss of income from ' LA)W&nv W . J-.U WJi, terminated Policies, was represented ! KF.SIDRXT bKORKTARY, by 7028 Policies, flouring £2,, ' R O 109,199, ! BIvANUI OIMIE - Custom House Quay, Fifth— The operations of the year raised ' W«lHntf*on the annual income of the Society from ■ ¥» ©llW»§bWu £1,512,280 to £1,62S } - ' v Anmm 185, an increase in twelve months f ™ton Agent*of £112,905. | THYNNE, LINTON & CO. "MICHTEB, X] ANNESTAD&CO CX MM^^ TIMBER, am> FLnUEMILLEBS. kffi^^\E? PALMERSTON NORTH. Jo H N APIE E V %J Have on Sale all kinds of Pegs to announce that he hns Building Timber commenced business on his own ao* Mou'diugs count as a Smolips IWlieelwrigin. and Doors [„ these premises lately occupied Toy Seasoned I re?s Timber always on Jenkins & Co., Hall Street, Foxton. hand. (arts built to any size, and Bn»- --•^ „, „T; -n t, it i g' es " 11(l ' rra I )S ropaintc-d and First Class Holler Fionr. PnUard, varnished on the premises. Bran, &c , at LOAVIST QL'OTA'IT KS. /G rKTS.- OWN For Timber — Messrs ]Jneon & Spoirs. "i, T ...... For Flonr Mr Bobn.t Aid eau! Mr Ja^ es ( ™ mXi ? v 1$ ? r RB my agent for Campelltown and dis. ... _.- trict, aud he has authority to receive _ v^P^V n^ subfeviptions to paper and to lake -9. instructions tor advertisemen s and job printing. OLjLd!JI!L ERNi ST S ' THYNNE ' ~~~^~" Proprietor Mannwatn Hernld. To Q'uavkl Tins Btar' n ik the FOXTON AND OTAKI DISTEICTP, The PiuT-lm fl Clvdi .'dale Siallinn 4~i A -v% +v»r» 1 TT/-14- i^l CHAMPION Gentlal Mote1 ' PHAMPION ihbvtd hy Conqueror. THE SQUARE. V_, out of Mr H on p.\ field's prize VALMERSTON NORTH mare Princess, which has never been beaten on a Show <xv< uiul. Champion is a rich bay. Uvrs oJct, stands MTrsTnv r«"Df\XTT"W 17 liands high, hns'imir.ciJHo Ixnc, MAUKLIih OiIUJNIJN, hair and mntcie, t>i dis tlioroughly _ . , „. , , , , tt t i stamuh and quiot in hanu.s. <J*<* of the f rieketers Arms Hotel Terni 8 .-Siii2!fi Ainns, *3 ; two Wellington,) or more, £2 Kk ,>..«),. M! fees tt AB taken oVer the above Hotel, payable on Ist i.t Jnni.H..y. Ibid , to |-J mA , mpeß tQ m . pive the same .1. E. IMfDOISAL]), pntronaee bestowed upou Mr Car iloiwhennn. mody Men's for early and late trains. . i> . 13 Jrl JX ±5 ihSX, — Ales, Beers, Wines, EMUNI EI!, am) GENERAL » M<a S3pi « i Jf««S= Ke BeS * BL.AiKbMTTiI. *5i?»»«b Only ltei>t in stocky MAIN STREET : . . FOXTON. A GOOD SHOEPi KEPT, Fi rß t-class accommodation foi Per _ TAVIITTT ~~ . „ mnnent Boarders and the Travelling T?LAXMITL)'P«R enn bave all re- j_. u |,j lc *■ pairs execu nl quickly and at ' Beasonable Prices, ' * 10 H N I\J ESTWOOD 1 acking, E(d and White Lead, I \\ 1 and Insertion Kept in stock. J — ULAOKSMITH *™ SHOER ; Piping Cutand Screwed. Aobnt For •—-- i THO MA s J 1 oWIv K' H All kinds of KlaoklDQllhinjf cxc ' »»up«] viili iifspnmh jinn pwt«

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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 28 November 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 28 November 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 28 November 1891, Page 1

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