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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1915, Page 7

SECURE A SHARE OF THE PROFITS OF THB Australian Mutual Provident Society FOE the OURRBNT 2KAR byBFFECTING A LIFB ASSmiANCa POLK)Y with that Office BEFORE THB CLOSE OF THE YEAR. The following «m' * few ACTUAL EXAMPLES of BONUBBB DECLARED m at Il«fc Deoamber, lSlS^on Whole-life Policies, Tabte A, afeoUd dwing OOTOBIR, NOV!BMHER, >nd DECEMBER, IBIS;— „ . «_ -n 1913 Ehvbbsionabt PoliotNo. Aoa. ';, SuMAsswßßDi Pbbmium Paid. Bontjsis. "~ "^ JS £ ■. d. J8 s. A. 447,944 15 800 7 17 11 7 10 0 449 167 17 1000 17 0 0 15 0 447 874 24 800 6 4 9 4 10 0 447 982 28 1000 22 19 2 15 0 0 ufiS- 29 , 600 14 2 6 0- 0 0 448,349 85 750 20 15 0 11 4 0 4491206 42 1000 34 9 2 15 ° ° BONUSES y»I WHEN POMOIEi HAVE BEEN TWO (I) YBABi ■ ' DIRECTORS: „ «» 4 *r^rt» TKa H©n 0. J. JOHNSTON, M.L.O. (Chairman); A. ■■ JL S (DMBtT-a«™»")i JOHN DUNCAN, Bm..j JOSEPH JOSEPH, «S HAROLD BIAUCHAMP, Esq. . • t «■«.., ana «.« 3HDWAED W. LOWE, Resident K»«r«tarjr.

BT IS NO IDLE BOASSY To say that aU work execujted at th« Alfred Street factory of KIRBY BROS-» COACHBUILDERS AND BLACKSMITHS^ is characterised by first-class work* manship, and, above all,- ia don© at moderate prices. All Coachbuilding, Coach-painting, and Blacksmithing carried out on th« premises. MOTOR-CAR PAINTING A SPECIALTY. 'Phon« 185. Job Print.ir.iK—anv *tv« r *lo'

TIES andersigned has for tal« e.n3 * can supply to oirdwr BFZBAT-OLAfB WELL-BURNT BRICKS. j e vc no om* E©dwo©dtown Briokjard«.