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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 9

INSTTRANCB. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT. SOME IMPORTANT FEATURES. TOTAL NEW ASSURANCES 0009) <? X fiRA ACCUMULATED FUNDS „ „ 70fi 4-2Q ANNUAL INCOME ™. £3,375,852. POLICIES IN FORCE, 237.573, assuring over £80,400,000 Gncludlng Bonus Additions). TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED, £15,116,584. CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOE ONE YEAR (1909), £77L492, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,370,000. The Society now Issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL — for any amount from £5 to £10,000. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. .7. .TOHNSTON. M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. BRANDON. Esq. (Deputy Chairman): the Hon. E. RICHARDSON, C.M.G.; JOHN DUNCAN, Esq., and JOSEPH JOSEPH, Esq. New Zealand Branch— EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhonse-quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Auckland District Office— W. H. DERRY, 214-216, Queen-st. District Secretary. . - J- t At • " ~ i: PUBLIC NOTICE. World - Fan-iotas ■■ Mill I 111 HniMMIIIII (II ■— n—-r-™, I I |, BUTTER J_Vk_~ i&mo *_> _Bk J-_sn# _-L^%»■ _ —-~-,1.1, 1.,,—.-....-.-The "Sydney Morning Herald," January 23rd, 1904, reports that "London's largest buyers say the 'Anchor' Brand is the pick of all the butters coming from Australasia. Local buyers say: "Have tried cheaper kinds, but to satisfy customers must have Dairy Association Butter." IT 15 V-.LSZ ' aaJG\Q.nY TO BUY BUTTER BECAUSE IT IS LOW' PRICED. NONE ARE SO POOR THAT THEY CAN AFFORD TO EAT INFERIOR BUTTER. NONE ARE SO RICH THAT THEY CAN BUY ANYTHING BETTER, PURER, MORE WHOLESOME OR MORE DELICIOUS THAU THE "NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION" AND "ANCHOR 0 BRANDS WORLD-FAMOUS BUTTER. . . . -S^TS 18 "H <C*?& I CJ-Olw ® pt.Ty-cifVi i.umra.' ~w:\.m jjilu.h ■ ■t , *iM-. ll i-n:.»iiTvqi ,, l »r-'- t_o THE LIMITED, Wholesale Depot: WEI-LESLEY STBEET.