' PROVIDENT SOCIETY HOLDS TH_ ™-^|^ ED' tm LAllUßril BESOLTS TAKEN FBOM-M FIFTY-THIRD BEPOET. ~— —°-—- " „8,758,0&4 NEW-POLICIES—I4,BS7 completed, assuring ... - *__ POLICIES IN FORCE-169,307, assuring ... £9,638,798 Exclusivo of Bonus Additions, amounting to ™-,* ERE g T is now £2,432,482 ANNUAL INCOME FROM PREMIUMS. AND IN iJ.J_.ox . £17864i614 THE FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY now ™°.^ t fi t p o, t _. b] i s i l meut ... £12,340,602 DEATH AND MATURED CLAIMS paid since establishment CASH PROFIT-r-The amount *?"**''y^°-^?^l?™ £5-8,725 amongst th. Members, after making "centional Keiom* -p^ug year An amount greater than that distributed by the S°c «/ in any v and over 34. toer cent, of tho Premiums receivedl during the year IT WILL PROVIUE REVERSIONARY BONUS-,-, amounting «* EXPENSES-Tho porcentag<3 Ja^mst to totalwjtaw nnly BJ. " VALUATION-Tlie standards of valuations are re "™Sjf" d . ployed by any other Mutual Office transact.ng businessi in Me* gettiana. ___tBT_NG BUSINESS ON THE NEW -EALAND BRANOJi REGISTER, 28,196 policies assnnng ... ..-.. INCREASE IN THE ACCUMULATED FUNDS (ono year) ... M3^ INCREASE IN ANNUAL INCOME (oue year) .... ••■.'•• INCREASE IN CASH J-ONUS for Tnennium against preM»u« £2 29.-00 Tnennium ••• . ■** ."" xhrmiUCiQ NET GAIN IN BUSINESS IN FORCE, 7753 INTEREST RECEIPTS exceeded amount paid m DEATH CLAIMto oy t*x*.-,< DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH --Tho Hon'Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M.L.C., Chairman; the Hon. Chas. <\™J°°% ston, M.L.C., beputy-Chairman; A. Do B. Brandon, Esq., the Hon E. Richardson, C.M.G., John Duncan, Esq. ■.•._„-_■_-.' EDWARD W. LOWE, Kesident Secretary. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH— m^r . CUSTOM HO7SE QUAY. WELLINGTON.
TALKING MACHINES TjIVERYONE -ssted in these WONDERFUL TERTAINERS should writo for our ustrated catalogue and lists of records post free.Abents Wanted,. the new Century talking machine co., Willis Street, Wbllibotoh. Local Agent—Mr Pbolbb." HIS LOEDSHIP'S LAEDEE, (STANDARD BUILDINGS) Thb Pijoaeb. Q. W. HOLLAND, PROPHIETOR. FIRST-CLASS meals at all hours. Rpfreshments provided. Separate apartments for ad'.ss Those from the country districts especially will find the Larder a very convenient and up-to-date place to ob tain meals at a reasonable charge. Pastry, cakes, and confectionery of the most approved make always on hand INSIDE NOW WITH THE GrtV'THmcnt Uk Tnsnr sinCf Ds'partUDr'.t. ; «_£1,600,000 TTAS already been added to policies in the Department, Tfois is ilic Bonus Tear AND Everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial Bonus at the end of tho year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner.
[A CARD,J MES LLEWELLYN, CERTIFICATED LADIES' NURSE. Open to receive engagements. ADDRESS— Terrace End, PalEnerston ' North. \ J. A. SMITH, GENERAL CARRIER AND FORWARDING AGENT, CLARENDON STABLES. FURNITURE and all kinds of goods carefully r, moved. Lorries, spring drays, expresses, and covered conveyances always on hire. Goods and parcels forwarded to .all parts of the world. Agents everywhere. Liverj and bait stables with every attention. A trial solicited. Good dry storage in brick building. Charges moderate. Telephone 144. P.O. Box 128. MISS FORBES' School of Dressover Mrs Gilmour's shop, the Square, ni.xt to the Provincial Hotel, ("Excelsior" system)— Dress-cutting and Dress-making taught in all its branches. No fitting required. Easily learned in a few lessons. Satisfaction Uiiarantepd. HUM KEE & CO., . GROCERS, FRUITERERS AND CONFECTIONERS, Main-Street. Palmerßtpn North. j,IASH buyers of Fungus, _me act? \J Lead. Best pricoß given. Nearly oppoaite Railway Btation.
LATE GRUBB'S BAKERY _*AN.STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. I DESIRE to announce lo the publio that I have purchased the above business and trust by giving overy atten. tion to the requirements of customers to merit a continuance of orders, Bread delivered in oil parts, of the borough at usual prices. All kinds of calces and pastry may be obtained at tbe shop, T, J. WATSON. CEFIKAL_ HOTEL. A. .F. ANDERSON, 'r PROPRIETOR..'. ■".'. j HAVING taken possession .of [the I aboye Hotel, begs to -—sure those patronising this establishment that their requirements will bo faithfully attended to. Only the bosthrands of Wines, Spirits and Beer will bo Brocket). ' First-olass tablo kept. Excellent accommodation for visitors, travellers and boarders. THE SILYgR GEID. BEFfESHMENT, DINING AND supper rooms: THESE well-known premises have ' been altered and improved. ' I "bopafato apurtpients for ladies. I Every j-rivacy. jStriot ottentipn Large ',nd re*.ulat supplies of Fresh Fi-h, fc-moked Fish, Babbits, and Poultry obtained direct. Experienced cook engaged. JAMES WOOD, Proprietor. y DIRECT IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER, PALMERSTON N. an_ MAS-ERTON FOR Horse Covers, latest and- most improved patent fastenings and superior Oilskin Clothing, got my wellknown make from any of tho saddleis storekeepers, or diroot from tho Ma.ucaturing Depot. ! JUST LANDED— A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF .DANISH CLOGS 1 _ND I CLOG SHOES. j Warm and comfortable to wear and suitable for every day winter use
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7354, 23 July 1902, Page 4
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743Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7354, 23 July 1902, Page 4
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