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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10050, 26 July 1910, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT. ' SOME IMPORTANT FEATURES. Tota! New Assurances Accumulate i Funds Annual Income £5,857,064 £25,706,429 £3,375 852 POLICIES IN FORCE, §237,875, assuring over .£80,400,000 (inducing] Bonus Additions.) TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDEND, ,615,116,684 CASH PBOFJT DIVIDEND FOE ONE TEAE (1909), £771,492, providing EEVEBSIONARY ADDITIONS of over<jEl,37o,Cou. The Society now issues EVEET DESIEABLE FOEM OF FOLTCT—OEDINAET or INDUSTRIAL—from any amount from JES to £IO,OOO. DIEECTOES OF THE NEW ZEALAND BEANCH : The Hon. C. J. Johkston, M.L.C. (Chairman), A. be B. Brandon, Esq. (Depnty Chairman); Hon. E. Eichabdson, O.M.G. j John 1 jjkpan, Efq. ; end Joseph Joseph, Lsq. New Zealand Branch-* Customhouse Quay, Wellington. EDWAED W. LOWE, ' Resident Secretary. Masterion District Office : 'Perry-stteet. H. J. FRANCIS, District Secretary.

'HAT the more comfortable the Shoe the better it's apt to wear—tiie strain' 1 properly distributed. Our new g:ods are a particularly attractive lot- You should inspeot the '' Men's Light Winter Shoes in Chrome and[Blactr. Ladies' "tan Box Calf and Black Box Calf. A combination of style and durability. Children's Footwear of every description. Dancing Shoes—a fine and varied selection. H. HADLEY, BOOTMAKEE, QUEEN STREET, MASIEETON.

■MAY TOSEPIEMBER TjIOK FRUIT TREES (800 kinds): Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Roses and Conifers Rhodoeendrons and Azaleas Vines, Hardy Climbers and Herbaceous FEants. Call and see our unique and extensive stock. GARDENING & PLANTING. Expert ncen available for planting and renovating gardens in any part of taa distriot. OABBAGE PLANTS JN ANY QUANTITY. W'ttrarapa Nurseries, Masterton. Phone 164. -

"|"S one thing, Quality is another, and Fit with up-to-datenees. . "Vet one thing more. I give you all these in any Garment fc Riding made by me, by the assistance of a Staff who know their business, every part of it. Follow the lead of the modern horsewoman A and get into something new . . . —' i lirow away that old heavy skirt—a skirt that hampers horse and wp-vrer alike—and bo up t;> the times. Tailoring for LacSies is my business, An inquiry will cost joa nothing—an order will save you much. * « w « i The Fashionable Tailor, . MASTiiibTUA. l'«i. a 22.