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Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 55, 5 June 1899, Page 1

THR Aus TRA LI A N DOWS’ FUND L nii RA n soc: ETY, LIMITED . (Established 1871,) (Conducted on purely mut a principles.) ! FOE MUTUAL LFE ASSURANCE, ANNUITIES, UND ENDOWMENTS. , ——-x -——— Ohio! Oili-jos —•Molbouni-', Sydney, Wellington, A V.aide, Brisbane,'and Launcmton. Hold Cbfioc f>r New Z inland—o, Custom House Quay, Wellington* Board of L ! ircctors-~John UuMirlo W *o«l Aitkeu, ( TW, Wi’soi and Co) Chairman Walto? Pod, '.l]),, Ouon,, M Loudon, Alexander llorshurg Turubull (W, and G. Turnbull and Co.) Actuary —James Graham, F.L V , F.F A, Resident Secretary—Charles J. Fowler, AcciimulQ/tsd F imds exceed £1,200,000. Annual Beyenu3 exceeds £200.000 All Profits Belong to the Assure! SPECIAL PROSPECTUS of a New System, of Life Assurance, exempting from Payment of Premiums when the Assured is either temporarily or permanently incapacitated either by accidental bodily in jury or by illness or by mental disorder. LOAUNsS SURUENDBR X-AJLTTIA The Society will at all times advance, on the simple security of the Policy, to the extent of uiue-tontlis of its suivonJcr value. Members are stoegly recommended t > keep thoic policies in force as long as possible, and in flu; event, of a temporary fin-medal trouble to borrow against the surrender values <*>f their policies rather than discontinue them, altogether i The amount thus borrowed cm bo rop 'id .it convenience, provided the interest bo regularly mot and the i-ouo.val promiunu yvomnf.lv pail, if this be done, the amount borrowed can remain as a charge to bo deducted ‘from the sum assured in ciso ol death. LOANS O.TN PKItajONAL AND ILLIISSEXIOJLiO SECURITY, Onomaloudar moat’s grace is allowed on lionowal Premiums, and Policies that have boon allowed to lapse through overnight or from pressure of circumstances nuy bo revive i at any tijim within mouths from the date whoa the Premiums duo, on coitaiu conditional A.ILS «> OiL UX Id lu C LTHtIX Y. The A»str,dim ’Widows’ Fuad provides for its Members which is tli * moa' essentia! fo ituvo in a ijilo .Assurance Contract, By valuing its iiabiSries upon t!ie ‘■Pure Premium ” method, the whole of the wipenso* of carry)eg ou an.l extending the business have |boen treated as achuge upon, and have boon pdf, ONCE AND FOR aLL, out of therevenue of the period in which they wore incurred. The sources from which the Society’s profits will arise in future yoirs Doing thus preserved intact and not anticipated in any way, is the best guarantee that the profits of future years will compare favourably wita. those of fchojpast. MONTHLY AUDIT. A ’'monthly audit of the books and accounts of the Society is carried out by two professional auditors—a new featute introduced by this S «fitty, and well calculated to protect the rights and property of the Members. The Directoss’ and Auditors’ Reports, with Balance-sheet, mo submitted at each yearly meeting of the Mombois. TIDE RESERVES >OF THE AUSTRALIAN WliJO IKS’. FUND ARE BASED UPON THU Severest standard ICiiowa to l\ ctnari t, I Science. PIIINC IP A L TOI HT S J3 iz o i.j ci ai. x o rux iis xxii £k FIFTH QUISQUENNIAL INVESTIGATION 1. A yinady’ii.icrc.r.c in thu Now Business, o, I Steady Reduction in tic; Void liuniuons. o. Bed notion of nearly 1 per emit, in the Expense?:,’ 1 4, A Favourable Rato of Mortality. 5 The High Actuarial UmJard of Valuatiou adopted by'the Society in 1891 has bom adliorod to. lb, ABSOLUTE bECLTRIIY" has beer throughout recogaiiod as the paramount consideration. F o:' furth& rp at i r a bus a pply R. ,W. H A M E RTO N. 31 D nn T AG-EISTT,, 0E PATE A APP DISTRICT.