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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 July 1913, Page 1

AUSTRALIAN JJUTUAL pROVIDENT gOCIETY. THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. RESULTS FROM SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, Over ••• v ... £30,000,888 ANNUAL INCOME, Nearly £4,000,02* NEW BUSINESS, 1912 (Ordinary) Exceeds ... £7,000,080 NEW BUSINESS, 1912 (Industrial) Exceeds ... £1,800,001 POLICIES IN FORCE (Oi dinary Department), 274,418, assuring over £92,000,000 (including Bonus Additions). . . , POLICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), 90,481, assuring £3,083,652: — -'r: — TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED, £17,790,073. CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1912 X £936,971, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of £1,640,000. The Society now issues EVERT DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYORDINARY OR INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £6 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C-, Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; John Duncan, Esq., Joseph Joseph, Esq., and H, Beauchamp, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch — Custom House Quay, Wellington. A. G. KEMP, District Secretary, Grey mouth.

'-AND! LAND! LAND! LAND! 720 ACHES. 720 ACRES. MR. E. RIDDBFORD’B ESTATE, ALONGSIDE NGAHEEE RAILWAY STATION, 16 MILES FROM GHEYMOUTH. TyfAHK SPROT AND CO,, under in-’ > structions from Mr. N. Riddiford, offer for sale: — 198 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE; rental £8 per annum, 7U ACRES FREEHOLD. 1 400 ACRES PASTORAL LEASErental £8 per annum. 50 ACRES TEMPORARY GRAZ ING LICENSE; rental £1 per annum. The Freehold Section has been cleared, fenced and grassed and capable of carrying easily 30 cows. The Renewable Lease has been partly improved,' but a quantity of good milling timber, chiefly white and black pine, is standing, valued at say £2/300. This atea could he improved to carry 70/80 cows. Five acres are under sub-lease k the Red Jack’s Sawmilling Company for £3O per annum, A six-r:»omed dwelling, barn, stables, etc., goes with the property, but the title to the land upon which the buildings have been erected, has not been obtained. The buildings and possession are offered with the property. The property is offered on easy terms and presents a splendid opportunity to a practical farmer desirous of, acquiring land with good prospective increase in value. A few years will see the Railway to ChristcLuroh completed, and the consequent opening up of the country will materially increase values. For erms and particulars apply f *> MARK SPROT AND CD Auctioneers. pOR SALE.—Freehold SECTION, » Shakespeare Street: ideal building site. MARK SPROT AND OO i Auctioneers. POR SALE.—At Cobden, Quarteracre Leasehold SECTION, with Dwelling comprising five rooms thereon* Price £350. MARK SPROT ANT) (X) Auctioneers. SALE I .—One-eighth acre LeaseA hold SECTION, Preston Road, with comfortable four-roomed Cottage erected thereon. Price £3OO. MARK SPROT * VP TO, Auctioneers.