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OVER TWO MILLIONS EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND STERLING DISTRIBUTED IN CASH BONUSES. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. 78TH ANNUAL REPORT, 1926. tup. Mo<r -i i:i:k~sfli. year in tiif. society's history lLKTiii.lt HECUKDS CHEATED IN NEARLY EVERY ITEM. ORDINARY DEPARTMENT. NEW ASSURANCES £13,979,263 ASSURANCES IN FORCE (WITH BONUSES) £185,261 367 AMOUNT PAID TO MEMBERS OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES TO DATE £80,208,116 ONE YEAR ONLY £3,808 764 CASH BONUSES, ONE YEAR £2,668 323 YIELDING REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS TO POLICIES OF £4,620,000 Tin- l;i~H fionu.- t" l>e distributed represents a return of 57.7 per ce-it. uf the premiums received during the year on participating 1 pniifip?. It-it' - ' i.r Interest Healised nn Funds increased, and Percentage or Expenses decreasd. ;js compared with previous your. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. NEW ASSURANCES £3,786,184 ASSURANCES IN FORCE (WITH BONUSES) £24,331,381 CASH BONUSES FOR ONE YEAR £193,775 THE TOTAL FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY NOW AMOUNT TO NEARLY £64,000,000. TOTAL ANNUAL INCOME (PREMIUMS AND INTEREST) OVER £9,620,000. NEW ZEALAND BUSINESS. ORDINARY ASSURANCES IN FORCE WITH BONUSES .... £36,225,697 INDUSTRIAL ASSURANCES IN FORCE WITH BONUSES . . £3 r 357,788 ANNUAL INCOME, £1,496,873. ASSETS, £7,132,524. EFFECT A POLICY AT ONCE, AND SHARE IN THE BONUS DISTRIBUTION TO BE MADE FOR THIS YEAR. Branch Office. WELLINGTON. F. F. McBRYDE, Acting-Manager for N.Z. Auckland: G. F. FRANCIS, District Manager. BUCHANAN AND RANKIN, F. W. BOYS, T. L. CALEY, R. COCHRANE, C. V. GARNETT, E. T. HAROLD, J. C. E. KISSLING, J. B. SIM, Agents. -^nC3llMIIIHHIgaillll»lttllC3ltlllHlilllC3IIIIHIlHIIC3ltlilHIIIIIC3IUtllli;illCaitllllllllllCailinilliillg3iUlllllllllCailIllllUUIC3tIIIIIIinilC3HIIIIIII«ir^ I McGAVIN'S I ALE and STOUT I We wish to correct a mistaken impression that above § | brands are no longer obtainable. We have, and will | | continue to have, full supplies in excellent condition. 1 | C. H. DRYSDALE & Co. | !il!illllll!C3llli!lllllliE~armiIllli:!C3tllllllllliiE3llllllllllllC3irilllllllllC3lllllllllillC3IIIIIIIIUIICllllllll^

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