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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10038, 12 July 1910, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT. I SOME litlPORTAftiT FEATURES. I Total New Assurances t... £5,857,064 Accumulated Funds - [£25,706,429 . Annual Income ... ... ... £3,375,852 POLICIES IN FORCE. 237,875, i souring ever i£BC,4CO,CCO (inducing • Bonus Additions J ' TOTAL CASH; PROFIT DIVIDEND, £15,116,684 : CASH PROFIT DIVIDEND FOR ONE TEAR (1909), £771M2, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of 0ver>61,370,000. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OP POT ICYORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—from any amount from £5 to JElO.uuO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, MLC, (Chairman), i. de B. Bbanbon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G-.; John Euncan, ifltQ.; End Joseph Joseph, !sq. ■ ■■■, New Zealand Branch— EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Master ton District Cffipe : Perry-st»eet. H. J. FRANCIS,-District Secretary* | ==========^^ DID YOU EVER NOTICE ? THAT the more comfortable the Shoe the better it's apt to wear—the strain * properly distributed. Oux new g.-ods are a particularly attractive lot- You should inspect the ' . Men's Light Winter Shoes in Ohrome and Black. Ladies' Tan Box Calf and Black Box Calf, . A combination of style and durability. Children's Foot wear of every description. Dancing Shoes—a fine and varied selection. H. HADLEY, BOOTMAKER, QUEEN STREET, MASIERTON.

MAY TO — SEPTEMBER jmgVSwiMTva F OE FRUIT TEEES (800 kinds). Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Roses and Conifers Rhodoeendrons and Azaleas Vines, Hardy Climbers and Herbaceous Plaints. Call and see our unique and extensive stock. GARDENING & PLANTING. Expert men available for planting and renovating gardens in any part of t'aa district. CABBAGE PLANTS JN ANT QUANTITY. HALE. Nurseries, Masterton. Phone 164. P 6000 CLOTHING, S™. IT is a well known fact that the Well-Pressed Man commonds more respect—writes 'iff mora business than the Man whose clothes present a " don't caresort of apcearance. It is also said that "when a man's well- 7T p dressed his wife usually has had a hand in se- ■- Jecting his Clothes." iiehind all tbis stands the Tailor. A.D does not only stand for Anno Domini, it is the high quality mark of Tailoring. Let me cut you a Kew Green or Brown West of England Worsted Winter's Suit from £5. The Fashionable Tailor, , MASTEBTON.