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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue XXXVI, 29 September 1902, Page 1

I frif 11 ! * , M m 7h boon to hard workers. t h the xr^rri iri'rigoratiug and refreshing I \h\> bevrrp. ~e It not onJv nouriehes the body If ', jl] ■■ J |M| I . by iop\:.-;r.j waste, but it gives fresh f ff^r f-r:r r.:;;'. v.f;oi:r. and suppliaa a uealthy Tni 1 |J[jj r'.i -.:•.:'. v.f. to'-ir.r,' up and Htranffthening jjjl =g t'.-.- r. Tv./ju ry^te.n It is as beneficial to '^f he :.\\\ as it, is doligbtrvJ to the taste. JTi| '.$ 8 tin cf i'an Haicn's Cccon Is always bandy. ; ''! D:n't forget to order it. ||j| By Special Appointment to By Special Appointing \, U thefCountess of Glasgow. the Ccunteaa of Ranhirly TAILOR MADE GOWNS, ANNOUNCEMENT. We aro now making DrcEFes at our old prices-. Coats axd Sukts, and Dkessks ... ... from £5 5^ tsKiKTs from £', Ids FOR CASH OJyLY. Rittcrns aud Self Measurement Forms sent on application. NODINE & CO., 30 WELLINGTON TERRACE WELLINGTON to^^^^sa^^ GOLD IVTCDAXij (^M^gJJ^^^^^ Health Exhibition, London. Benger's Food is not only highly nutritive, but f*C_jfjrJ FOR^^^^B^s. is most easil y digested, ■ la. l IF™ Jfk i^H^B"^%^^^^B^^^^*. an^ is so e^ ous that Jt I 111 FA i\l il §) is enjoyed by the youngest INVALIDS and the AGED, Infant or the most delicate \ Deiiciaiiß, Nutritive, and Digestible. \p^v|P Invalid. Bengcr'3 Food is sol;l in TINS by Chemists, &c, everywhere. igmßm Bflf F. fc AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY HOLDS THE WORLD'S KECOKD FOR LAKGEST BONUSES. RESULTS TAKFN FROM THE FIFTY-THIRD REPORT. New Polioies -14,857 completed, aesnring nS'ZS'Si Polioies in Force -1f>9, 307, a-euring ■•• • M ha^t Kxr-lusive o- Borna ArtHitions, amoonhnp; to ._ .. ... ... £9.638,798 Annual Income from Premiums and Interest is now 3S?1?? ' The Funds of the Society cow amonnr to ... £17,864,514 Death and Matured Claimi paid stnee cEtabhibmct £12.310,602 -. Cash Profit -Tho Dmotnt > f Profit available for Division amongst tho Members, after making exceptional Kb ctvi a. is £538,725 An am.ur.t gre.ter th-.n that dL-t ibutcl by the SnciPty In any previous year and over 34i prr cent, if the Premiums received during Ihe year. It will Provide Reversionary Bonuses, amenntinc; to £3, 000,000 Expenses— The percentage cf expenses to lolal receipts was only B£. Valuation— The standards of valuation ar<; more severs than |tLOBO employed by any other Mutual Office tr-inEaotin» busiceas in New Zealand. j Existing Business on the New Zealand Branch Register, 28, : 96 policies assum g ... - £7,709,232 Increase in the Accumulate i Funds (on? year) £834,668 Increase in Annual Income (--no yea-) £87,659 'ncreese in Cash Btnus for Tiienniuoi acaln&t previous Trtennium . . £229,900 Net Gain in Business in Force, 7753 Policies, arsuri g £1,659,800 Interest Receipts exceeded amcuutpaid in Teath Claims by ... £113,761 DIRFCTORS OF'.T E NEW ZEALAND BRANCH.— The Hon Morgan S, M.D., C.M.G ,'ld.L C, Chairman; tbo Hod. Crias. John Johnston, M.L.C., Dapu'y Chairman; A. De B. Brdndon, E°,j., the Hon. E. Dkhardaon, C M.G , John Duucan, F-fq EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary.^ NEW ZEALAND BRANCH— CUSTOMHOUSE QU V, WELLINGTON. Nelson District Offi-c— Corntr Hardy and Trafalgar-streets. E, t.'KCJVAL RISH* OUTH, District Secretary, I SMOKE j TOBACCO.