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Australian mutual provident SOCIETY. Established 1849 The Oldest Mutual Life Office in Australia. New Zealand Branch: Head Office, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Local Board of Directors: The lion Morgan S. Grace, M.D.' M.L.G., (Chairman). Charles John Johnson Esq., (Deputy Chairman). Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon Edward Richardson,C.M.G. Medical Officer: Dr W. G. Kemp, M.R.C.S. (England). Annual Division of Profit. The profits of the Society are divided annually. Result of the Thirty-ninth year, (1888). w After making unusually ample reserves, the Gash Surplus was .-6400,893, a larger amount of profit than has ever been realised or divided in one year bv any other office in the British Empire. The Invested Funds v exceed ... ... £8,109,310 The Annual Income is upwards of ... £1,512,280 The Society has more than 89,070 Policies m force, assuring upwards of (exclusive of bonuses.) During the last 40 years the Society has paid for Claims and Matured Endowments a sum exceeding 3,578,010 The Society has divided among its members Cash Bonuses amounting to upwards of £3,623 450, yielding Reversionery Bonuses exceeding £7,000,000. New Business. The new business of the last five years has on an average exceeded £3,000,000 per annum— a larger amount annually than has ever been transacted by any other Life Office in the British Dominions. The cost of management, including commission, is unusually low, being only 8.8 per cent, on the total receipts of the yaar. This rate of expenditure is less than any other Life Assurance Institution either in Europe or America, doing a corresponding amount of new business. UNPAEALELLED ACCUMULATION OF FUNDS The accumulated funds now exceed .£8,169,310. Assure your life in the AUSTBLIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. 4 AND SECURE AN

ANNUAL BONUS OR DIVIDEND. A PRIVILEGE which NO OTHER COLONIAL Life Office can grant its members. Be careful that you select this Society, and do not be Misled by the Similarity of name of some of the other younger Australian Offices. The Society can be considered quite as much a New Zealand as an Australian Institution, seeing that all moneys received in the colony are invested here in advances on mortgage of first-class freehold securities, loans to members on the security of their policies, Government debentures, and freehold branch office premises; and the Society is thus assisting in developing the resources of the Colony. THE SOCIETY’S ASSETS IN NEW ZEALAND SECURITIES. £1,168,818. No other Life Office in the Colony can give yoq such LARGE BONUSES AS THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY And the effect of an Annual Bonus, which can be taken in Cash, will be to reduce the cost of assurance to the lowest possible minimum. If you are already sufficiently assured yourself, induce your friends to follow your example. The Society has raised its limit on a single first-class life to £IO,OOO. Prospectuses, forms of proposal, the last Annual Report, and all other information may be obtained on application to the Resident Secretary, Wellington, or from any of the Society’s agents. N.B.—The Security afforded by this Society to policy holders is unsurpassed by that of any Life Office in the World.

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