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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10057, 3 August 1910, Page 7

PROVIDENT SOCIETY. SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT. SOME IMPORTANT FEATURES. Total New Assurances (19091 j... £5,857,064 Accumulated Fund? ... ''.„ £25,706,4.29 Annual Income ... ... ~, £3,375352 POLICIES IN FOBCE, |237376, assuring over (inducing Bonus Additions.) . . TOTAL CASH PKOFIT,DIVIDEND, £15,116,684 [OFJT DIVIDEND FOtt. fINR yVAV/nanQ\ x>*>ri .-j lag BEVIBSIONABY ADDITIONS of over d81,870,C(u. The Society now issues EVEBT DESIBASLE FOBM OF FOLICY—OBDINAET or INDUSTRIAL— from any amount from £5 to JB i ,Con. DIEECTOBS OF THE UIW ZEALAND BBANCH : The Hon. C. J. Johnston, ML.C. (Chairman), A. x>b B. Bbanjdon'Esq (Deputy Chairman); Hon. E. Eichabdeow, 0.M.G. ; John luncan Efq.; end Josbph Joseph, Esq. ' New Zealand BranchCustomhouse Quay, Wellington. EDWAEDJ.W. LOWE, Besident Secretary. Masterton District Office : Perry-street H. J. FRANCIS, District .Secretory.

DID YOU EVER NOTICE 1 the more comfortable the Shoe the better it's apt to wear— tae strain - properly distributed. our new acods are a particularly attractive lot- You should inspect the ', Men's Light Winter Shoes in Chrome and'Blach 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 STEEET, MASIEETON. Planting Season. MAY TO- - FRUIT TBEES (800 kinds): Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Roses and Conifers Rhodqeendrons and Azaleas Vines, Hardy Climbers and Herbaceous Plants. Call and see our unique and extensive stock. GARDENINGS PLANTING. Expert men available for planting and renovating gardens in any part of the district. ■ CABBAGE PLANTS IN ANT QUANTITY. E HALE, Wiirarapa Nurseries, Master-ton. j Phone 164. RIDING HABIT SERVICIBILITY „ I give you all these in any Garment fO' Riding- made by me, by the assistance of a Staff wh „ know their business, every part of it. A. U. Follow the lead of the modern horsewoman ~A.D and get into something new . . . — ! Throw away that old heavy skirt—a skirt that and. wearer alike—and be up to the times. Tailoring for Ladies is my business. An inquiry will cut you nothing—an order will save you much. ._.. «v «« The Fashionable Tailor, . . _ ... ■ MA&IEirToj.. Tt>i. i122.j