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INSURANOE Australian mutual provident SOCIETY, Established, 1849, The Oldest Mutual Life Office in Australia, New Zealand Branch : HEAD OFFICE CUSTOM HOUSB QUAY, WELLINGTON. LooAi> Board of Dirkotobs : Hen, Morgan S. Graoe.M.D., M.L.C., airman) unar < s John Johnston, Esq. (Deputy Chairman). William Seed. Esq. Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon, Edward Biohardson. C.M.G, and M.tf.B. medical omoas: Dr W. Q. Kempj MIi.C.S. (England). ANNUAL INCOME Exceeds £1,423,585 Sterling. Invested Funds Exceed £7,468.246 Sterling REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ASSURE WITH THIS SOCIETY It 1b the only Colonial Life Offioe giving Annual Bonuses, rendering the net ooat of A sauranoe to the Lowest Possible Limit, It la the oldest, largest, wealthiest, and moßt prosperous Mutual Life Offioe in the Southern Hemisphere. Its Bonuses are larger than those of any other Life Offioe of similar age in any other part of the world. The society has distributed amongst its members upwards of L 3,222,557 in Cash Bonuses, representing reversionary Bonuses exceeding 16,400.000 sterling. After making nnusnal ample reseives, the Cash Surplus for division for the year 1887 was L 375.343, a larger amount of profit than has ever been realised or divided in one year by any ether offioe of the British Empire, The Soolety issued 9035 New Polloies during tho year 1887, assuring L 3,223,345, with new premiums amounting to L 121,214. The Society offers UNDOUBTED SECURITY! LIBERALITY 1 PROFIT I Its investments In New Zealand seoorities are L 1,064,742, and all the surplus branoh accumulations are invested in the oolony, thus making it essentially a Thoroughly Colonial Institution.

BB CARBFOT. YOU SELECT THIS SOCIETY, AHB HO HOT BB MiaiißD BY THE htmtt,<rttv OJ NAME OB SOMB Off THE YOUNGER AUSTRALIAN OFFICES. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Oamara Distriot Office: G. fl". FRANCIS, Agenoy Clerk. PJBLIO NOTICES THE BEST BINDER OF THE SEASON. J. and F. HOWAUD'3 New Patent Solid Steel Frame Sheafblndlng REAPER Is the most perfeot Machine of the kind ever produced. It is unequalled for ease of woiking and for strength, and haa been proved to be beyond all rivalry for dealing with all sorts and conditions of crops. It is light in weight, rigid in work, easy in draught, thoroughly effioient and unequalled for dnrabllity. The Patent Knotter surpasses all others for certainty of tying, HOWARD'S Colonists' Double-Furrow Digging PLOUGH Readily convertible into an ordinary Plough by removing the digging attachments and fitting on ordinary mottldboards, which oan be done in a few minutes by any farm hand. Large numbera have already been sold In New Zealand. Orders now being taken for the above. Inspection invited. Agent for this district— 5 TAMES REID (formerly of Eeld and Gray) HORSESHOER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT. AND MACHINI Entrances—from Tees-street by Royal Hotel Right-of-way, and from Tyne-street Fleming and Hedley's Right-of-way. ORTH OTAGO PER MA N EiN T BUILDING SOCIETY. PBESIDENT : Mr A. J. 8. Headland, Meetings for receipt of subscriptions, etc., held on tho First luesday in each month from 7 to 8.30 p.m. Parties desirous of plaoing money at interest oan do so for any period at from 5 to

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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4540, 2 December 1889, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4540, 2 December 1889, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4540, 2 December 1889, Page 1

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