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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 205, 4 June 1904, Page 5

Australian Mutual Provident Society.. HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES. RESULTS TAKEN FROM THE FIFTY-FIFTH REPORT. NEW POLICIES -14,534 completed, assuring .. £3 744 489 POLICIES IN JPOBOB -183,658, assuring .. '.'. !.' £52 324 828 Exclusive of Bonus Additions, amounting to £i0'4385fi3 mS U^xT I^ COME FROM PBEMI UMS AND INTEREST is now' .'.' £2;614,'846 THE FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY now amount to £1Q 674 423 DEATH AND MATURED CLAIMS paid since establishment .'." " £14,'309,'()47 CAS^ P^ OFIT — Tne amount of Profit available for Division amongst the Members, after making exceptional Reserves, is „ £582 168 An amount greater than that distributed by the Society in any'previous year, and 35 per cent, of the Premiums received during the year IT WILL PROVIDE REVERSIONARY BONUSES amounting to over . . £1,000,000 EXPENSES— The percentage of Expenses (including Taxes) to total receipts was under 9. VALUATION— The standards of valuation are more severe than those employed by any other Mutual Office transacting business in New Zealand EXISTING BUSINESS ON THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH REGISTEE 30,773 policies, assuiing .... ' INCREASE IN THE ACCUMULATED FUNDS (one year) " ' " * rq?' ??A INCREASE IN ANNUAL INCOME (one year) ' " ' " |2? '? 52 INCREASE IN CASH BONUS FOR QUINQUENNIUM against previous *' yi ' iyo Quinquennium .. .. .. .. * £514 W7 NET GAIN IN BUSINESS IN FORCE, 6838 Policies, assuring ' " " ' £1 561 239 INTEREST RECEIPTS exceeded amount paid in DEATH ILAIMS by .'.' £2041710 DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. Chas John Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman ; A. De B. Brandon, Esq., DeputyChairman; the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G., John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH— CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. c B * .SjSaSiyfert^S To His Excellency Special Appointment the Govebnor. Wall Papers. Wall Papers. Wall Papers. OUR NEW SEASON'S WALL PAPERS HAVE ARRIVED . . it I r* The Y ar e Modern Art in Wall Papers. 1 1 V They are Something Worth Seeing. | V They are Simply Beautiful. 1 They are Unique. They are quite a New Departure in Wall Decorations, the Designing'being the Work of Eminent Artists of England and America. Our Wall Papers have Combination of colours and delicate harmony of contrasting shades which make them so beautiful and pleasing. We are introducing this season the PANNE velvet patterns made to match the colours in the upholstery textiles of the coming season. In addition to these we have in stock a large number of decorative effects, including several' distinct departures which will be found invaluable even to the most exacting taste. Patterns will be forwarded free to those desiring them. It will be to your interest to call' in and see these modern decorations. R. & E. TINGEY, Wall Paper Providers, . . MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON.

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