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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5994, 8 November 1890, Page 6 (Supplement)

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED .. .. 1849 Tho Oldest, Mutual Life Offico in c ustralia. New Zealand Branch : Head Oflioo, Custom House Quay, WellliifjioH. Lne-iil Board of Directors : Thb Hon Mokoan ft Ohack, M.D., O.M G.. M.L.O. (Chairman] Chablks J John-ton, Esq. (Deputy Chairman) AIFBKD DX BiTHK BUiNDON, Estl. Thb Hon. Edwabd Richaudson, C.M.G., M H R. Nicholas Rkid, Esa. .M.dioal Officer: Db. W. G. Kksi>-. MR.U.S, (Engluud) ASSURE YOl'R LIFK in the AUSrHALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, and venire an ANNUAL BONUS or DIVIDEND, A P-IVILEGE WHICH NO OTHER COLONIAL LIFE OFFICE CAN GRANT TTS MEMBERS. Bo careful that you SELECT THIS SOCIETY, ami do not be MISLED by the i-imilaritv of Name of some of the other younger Australian Oflicos. The attention of the Members and tho Geiit-rnl Public is culled to somo of the special features connected with this Society, which is the oldest Colonial Institution of its kind, having be.-v established in tho yoar 1819. The remits of tho business for the Fortyfirst Ye-ir, ending 31st December, 1889, may bo summarised as ueder : FIRST—The number of the New Policies issued was 11,06-1. SECOND—Tho new Assurance business effected was for £3,679,459 THIRD—Tho New Annual Premium Income amounted to £121,800. FOURTH— The not increase to tho business, after allowing for loss of income from terniinHtL-d Policies was represented by 702S Policies, assuring £2 109.199. ! FIFTH The operations of the year raised , the annual income of the Society from £1,u12,'J80 to £1,62,5,18"), an increase in twelve months of ; £112,905 ■ SIXTH—The Accumulated Fund was in- , creased during the year by the sum oi ] £742,-ill, equal to 71 per cent, of the - press premiums received. ' SEVfcNTli—The deaths among- lives asf sured wore 0-1!) under 735 policies, , causing cliirns upoi: tho Society amounting to £299,00-2, irrespective ol Bonus iidtli ions, while the numbei expected according to the Tables usei ? ii. estimating the liabilities would havi c been I Mo, for an amount of £438,970 the mortality experience being thu. '-' extremely favorable. 1 EIGHTH—Tho receipts from interest anc _ rents were £->! 0,832 an amount exceed „ ing tho sum paid for tho claims b' \ £138,952 c NINTH— The exDcnses of Managemon S were only 9 h per cent of tho tota c receipts. 5 TENTH—Tho ea,-h surplus divided for thi year 1889 was £-1:0,494, being at th< rate of 11 o per Cent on th-j premium; P received. r Tho operations of tho Society during thi 41 years of its existence may be Mimumrisci as under — 0 It has issued 111,907 policies, assuring s £1^,417.717----t It has psid to the representatives 0: j deceai-ed members ovoi £4,000,000 it satisfaction of death and maturec claims. 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