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A Record of Service and Progress THE ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1940 SHOWS CLEARLY THAT THE T. & G. IN THE FOREFRONT OF LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Society is noted for its service to Policyholders, and places great emphasis on the prompt settlement of Claims. .During the last financial year over £2,851,000 was paid to Policyholders, equal to an amount of £9,500 every working day in the year. popularity of the {Society is shown by the fact that during the year a large number of existing Policyholders, in addition to new members, purchased protection for themselves and their dependants by effecting 153,710 new policies assuring £14,018,284. gVEN more convincing evidence of the esteem in which the {Society is held is afforded by the total Assurances in Force, which has increased to £94,796,778. rpHE Assets now total more than £34,687,000, which .are held in trust for the Policyholders. They are, and have always been, invested in first-class securities, and this has earned the T. & G. a reputation for financial stability. rpHE amount invested in Government securities in Australia and New Zealand increased during this year by £967,566. The polity of the Board is to con tribute, to the limit of the Society's capacity, to the successful flotation of the various Government War lyoan issues. THE T. & G., being a purely mutual Society, does not make ‘ * profits, ” but for the past financial year it showed a surplus of £939,727, the greater portion of which is to be distributed to Policyholders in the form of reversionary bonuses, the balance being used to strengthen the Society's reserves against unforeseen contingencies. PURELY MUTUAL. NO SHAREHOLDERS. Mutual Life Society. (Incorporated in Victoria.) T. & G. The Australasian

Trusted (JuareUetn of your flocks. With great efficiency COOPER’S WORM DRENCH (Carbon Tetrachloride) controls worm infestation and keeps flocks healthy and in profitable condition. Owing to its high concentration COOPER’S doses more sheep per gallon. Effective against Liver Fluke. No mixing required, use it straight from the tin with the COOPER adjustable Doser or COOPER Drenching Gun. Alternate dosing between COOPER’S WORM DRENCH and COOPER’S N.CA. (Ntcotine, Copper-Sulphate) is recommended. Obtainable from your Merchant. Fullest Information available from COOPER, McDOUGALL & ROBERTSON (N.Z.) LTD. Caatoms Street Eeat, Auckland. Dosing it often as important as dipping!

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Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 307, 16 December 1940, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 307, 16 December 1940, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 307, 16 December 1940, Page 4

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