Life Assurance. , M OTUAL LIFE association » AUSTRALASIA ' jg£T >«iutT\ ' ESTABLISHED 1869). n HEAD OFFICE; 30, Queen-street, Auckland, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ,1 A. G. Horto.v, Esq., J.P. (Chairman, Arthur Heather, Esq. T. B. Kenderdi.ne, Esq.. M.R.c.s iSj ■ ' ' V/ ' o'l0' 1 tng. ABSOLUTE SECURITY ! INCREASING BONUSES ! SPECIAL TABLES, - PROVIDING ADVANTAGES NOT OFFER BY ANY OTHER LIFE OFFICE IN ED THESE COLONIES. Tlio ASSOCIATION'S REPORTS contain tali. 2 particulars of its PROGRESS, POSITION " PROSPECTS than have ever been requiredT Legislation in any part of the world. 7 WILLIAM T. J. BELL, Secretary. Australian mutual provf DENT SOCIETY. n ' ' ESTABLISHED 1849. THE OLDEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE rv AUSTRALASIA. u New Zealand Branch : Head Office, Custom-house Quay, Wellington Local Board of Directors: i The Hon. Morgan S.Grace, M.D., M.L.c r- <,„ (Chairman). ' ' 1 Charles J. Johnston, Esq. (.Deputy-Chairman) Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. ' , The Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M.G., M.jj p k Medical Officer : Dr. W. G. Kemp, M.R.C.S., England. Assure your Life in the Australian Mutual Pro,' 5 dent Society, and secure an Annual Bonus or DiJ' dent, a privilege which no other Colonial Life (ffiu can grant its members. ' i Be careful that you select this Society, and -h not be misled by the similarity of name of son,- ] the other younger Australian Offices. " " ' The attention of the Members and the den-,] Public is called to some of the special features con nected with this Society, which is the oldest Col,> nial Institution of its kind, having been establish.i in the year 1849. i- The results of the business for the Forty-first Yew ending 31st December, 1839, may be summarised « under:— First—The number of the New Policies issued «y 11,664. x Second— new Assurance business effected «a, ) for £3,679,459. u u Third— New Annual Premium Income amounts to £121,800. J Fourth—The Net Increase to the business, allnwi-u for loss of income from terminated policies' was represented by 7028 policies, assuring £2,109,199. ' h * Fifth—The operations of the year raised the annual 1 income of the Society from £1,512,280 to £1,625,185, an increase in twelve months ni :] £112,905. 1 I Sixth—The Accumulated Fund was increased durinz e the year by the sum of £742,311, equal to 71M--3 cent, of the gross premiums received. Seventh—The deaths among lives assured were 649 under 735 policies, causing claims upon the Society amounting to £299,602, irrespective of I bonus additions, wnile the number expected according to the tables used in estimating the liabilities would have been 1143 for an amount of £438,976, the mortality experience being thus extremely favourable. ~ ' Eighth—The receipts from Interest and Rents were £516,832, an amount exceeding the sum paid foi the claims by £138,952. Ninth— expenses of management were only 9 5 | per cent, of the total receipts. Tenth—The cash surplus divided for the year VOX , was £426,494, being at the rate of 41 "5 per cent on the premiums received. 1 The operations of the Society during the 41 years of its existence may be summarised as under It has issued 141,907 policies, assuriM £49,417,717. It has paid to the representatives of deceased members over £4,000,000, in satisfaction of death and matured claims. It has divided among the members cash bonira. aggregating over £4,000,000, yielding rever sionary additions of over £8,000,000. It has acquired an Accumulated Fund of £9,000,000, all invested to yield fully 6 pti cent, interest. Assets iii New Zealand—£l,273,sl4. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office : CUSTOM-HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Auckland District Office : C, W. H HIIERY, Agency Clerk. MusicalpiANOS! jg-ARMOXTUMS QEGANS: Also, HARPS, VIOLINS VIOLONCELLOS, (it Aid BANJOES, AND SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMISKOUS TO PARTICULARISE. JJOFFMANN AND g ONS ' QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALT. KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND. ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Picture-frame manufactory AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEPOT, 88, Victoria-street, Auckland. T. E. c" AR T e TEACHER OF MUSIC. VIOLIN, BANJO, GUITA R, CORNET, PIANO, &c. Its, Cheapest House in New Zealand for Picture Frames, Musical Instruments, anil Fittings. . Tuner and Repairer of all kinds of Musical instruments. Dental. A. F. HOO p E K SURGEON DENTIST (BY EXAM.), 109, CORNER QUEEN & SWANSON-STBEETS. Consultations daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. First-class work guaranteed. Terms moderate. All the latest appliances and newest remedies. E. Cox ■ * S0 *' DENTAL SURGEONS. 13. COX, L.D.S., ENG. Itingsley House, Hobson-street. B. COX, D.D.S., Univ. Mich., U.S.A., 148, Queen-street, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen.anil Victoria streets. H. F. W 1 uT^' SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), LATE KEMPT AND WINDSOR, AND.STREET (Opposite General Pes' Office). Telephone 377.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8475, 28 January 1891, Page 2
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