The profits of the Society are to be divided annually after the 31st December, 1883. The Invested Funds exceed ... £4,300,000 The Annual Income is upwards of 850,000 The Society baa mere than 50,000 Policies in force, assuring upwards of 18,000,000 During thelest 34 years the Society has paid for Claims and Matured Endowments ... ... ... 1,500,000 The Society has divided among its members Cash Bonuses amounting to upwards of £916,000, yielding Reversionary Bonuses ex ceeding Two Millions. New Business. The new business of the last five years has exceeded two millions per annum—a larger amount annually than has ever been transacted by any other Life Office in. the British Dominions. The cost of management, in cluding commission, is unusually low, being only 9*6 per cent, of the total receipts of the year. This rate of expenditure is, on the average, 18 per cent, less than that of the other Australian Mutual Life Offices, and less than any other Life Assurance Institution either in Europe or America, doing a cor responding amount of new business. Unparalleled Accumulation op Funds. Ten years ago the Society, while 69th on the list of British offices in point of age, was 36th in respect of funds. It now—January, 1883—stands 4th, only three offices in Great Britain, established respectively in 1815, 1823, and 1825, being above it. The accumulated funds now exceed FOUR MILLIONS THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, Assure your Life in the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, AND SECURE AN ANNUAL BONUS OR DIVIDEND, A Privilege which no other Life Office in the colony can grant its members. Be careful that you select this Society, and do not be misled by the similarity of name of some other assurance office. 