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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9460, 23 June 1902, Page 4

S llil MO ATE & Co'c mlm Ma \ y * J$ ■ i' ""*sy- *7 % * *'* - . j——A ;'i%3-^:;^ / I AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES. RESULTS TAKEN FROM THE 53bd REPORT. NEW POLICIES—I4,BS7 completed, assuring ... ... £3,753,064 POLICIES W F0RCE—169,307, assuring £49,366,565"" Sxclusive of Bonus Additions, amounting to £9,638,798 ANNUAL INCOME FROM PREMIUMS AND INTEREST is now £2,432,482 THE FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY now amount to £17,864,514 DEATH AND MATURED CLAIMS paid since establishment ... £12,340,602 CASH PROFIT—The amount of Profit available for Division amongst the Members, after making exceptional Reserves, is £538,725 An amount greater than that distributed by the Society in any previous yefir, and over 34£ per cent, of the Premiums received during the year. IT WILL PROVIDE REVERSIONARY BONUSES, amounting, to £1,000,000 EXPENSES—The percentage of expenses to total receipts Was only Bs. VALUATION —The standards of valuation are mojfe severe than those employed by any other Mutual Office transacting business in New Zealand. \ EXISTING BUSINESS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH REGISTER, 28,196 polices, assuring. £7,709,232 INCREASE IN THE ACCUMULATED FUNDS (one year) ... £834,668 INCREASE IN ANNUAL INCOME (one year) ... £87,659 INCREASE IN CASH BONUS for Triennium against previous Tri- .... eanium ... ... £229,900 NET GAIN IN BUSINESS IN F0RCE,7753 Policies, assuring ... £1,659,800 INTEREST RECEIPTS exceeded amount paid in DEATH CLAIMS by £113,761 DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH:—The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M.L.C., Chairman; the Hon. Chas. John Johnston, M.L.C., Deputy-Chairman; A. De Brandon, Esq., the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G., John Duncan, Esq. ,■ EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. NEW ZEALAND BRANCHCUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. i '" " • - ■ • ' ■*■'•• • / ■ . j■, •. B -' • , . I ' . ■ •■!■•' I A cup of Van Houten's Cocoa V I for supper is the best nightcap. I j vanljouterfs(2?coa| M is so perfectly digvatibl* that th«r« ia bo ■ I fear of it« cauiing: a b»d nigbt'« r*§t. It« I aouriihiag qualitiei cotblt the blood to I build up, during «l«p, th« mttter vaittd ' 1 by th» previoui day's work, worry, or I excitement. It sootbet the serves and it ; I aiiko strengthening, pure and deliciona. ■ I ■ ' ■-';.. When ordering cocoa, don't forget to mentiori • I I that It Is Van Houten's you want. M ZEALANDIA SHIRTS. pOB rjpENNIS, gOWLINQ, gOATING, gVENINGj k "WEAR. » ..•■•" ' ■ •■ ~% ■/■■■■ ' . . ■'..'■ PERFECT FIT AND WEAR GUARANTEED. J^SS. FOR THE "pATENT WANDERER CHIRT" — THE LATEBT DEVELOPMENT 1 ARCH. CLARK , AND SONS, U*™»MANUFACTURERS. . i AUCKLAND. Shierlaw_and egTITE HAVE OPENED TWO CASES OF NEW AND VERY SMART SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS. These Goods.,were bought by MR SHIERLAW in SYDNEY at VERY SPECIAL PRICES. , We are able to quote these at fJQS THE SUIT, TROUSERS 2Q 8We shall be glad if you will Call and Inspect. CUTTING, MAKING, AND TRIMMING ALL THAT CAN BE' DESIRED. SHIERLAW AND CO- • * - JS J^tterfly teas {vGSmsA 4»» cWt foJt fHHT. |'|| I

TUST OPENED—Newest Jackets, PaleU tots, Mautlea, Cravenette and Macintosh Goats, Skirts; latest stylus; splendid Y*lue.—Williun Pettie.