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For Publie Amusements See Column 1 of Page 1. PUBLIC NOTICES pMRL LIFE ASSURANCE OOM- A PANY (LJMITED). SUMMARY OF ANNUAL REPORT FOB THE YTUR ENDriG DECEMBER 31st, 1906. After reviewing the work of the past year, it is with srreat pleasure that the Directors are able to inform the Shareholders that results of an exceedingly favourable character have been accomplished. and that the Company stands in a better position than the Directors have been able to report in any previous year. The following illustration shows the advance that has taken plaoe in the Income and Assets of the Company daring the past decade:— Income. Assets. 1896 £5""9,793 £610,(}t5 1901 1906 £1.óa).01J £3..306,142 This striking rate of progress must be gratifying to all interested in the welfare of the Company. It has always been the aim of the Directors by liberalising the conditions of Policies and increasing the smns assured to enable Industrial Policyholders to share in the I prosperity of the Company, and in con- tinuance of this policy they have increased the sums assured by approximately 7j per cent. on all Industrial Whole Life and Life of Another Policies which have been in force for 10 years and upwards. A Valuation of the business as at Decem- ber 31st last has been submitted to the Com- pany's Consulting Actuary, R. M. Moore, Esq., who reports a surplus of £519,076 after pro- viding for all liabilities. INCOME. The Total Income for the year amounted to .£1,62::J.013 5s. 9d., being an increase of £120.910 15s. 9d. over that of the previous year. This includes £253.464 9s. income in the Ordinary Branch, which is £29,045 4e. lCd. greater than the previous year. The number of Policies issued during the year in this Branch was 12,932. assuring the sum of £1,119,627 108.. and producing a New Annual Premium Income of £46,517 3s. 4d. PREMIUMS (DECEMBER, 1906). The new Policies issued during the year number 1.2.26.401, and the Premium Income on the Policies in force on the Company's books now amounts to £1.637,029 19s. 2d. CLAIMS. The Company has paid 71,371 Life Claims. Grants, and Matured Endowments during the year, amounting, with Bonuses, to £501.264 8s. 3d.. which, added to the sums previously paid in claims since the establishment of the Company, make a total of £5,22t),m 2B. 9d. ACCUMULATED FUNDS. The Total Funds, with Capital paid up, now amount to £3.3œ,142 15s. 7d., showing an increase for the year of £448,934 3s. 4d. This is the largest annual increase to the funds yet recorded by the Company. By Order, P. J. FOLEY, Managing Director. Wanted, additional representatives in all districts. To good business men liberal terms and certain success.—Apply to the District Superintendents—B. KING, G. WOOD, J. HARRIS. 36, St. Mary-Street, Cardiff- W. COLEMAN, 5. Bhymney-terrace, Caerphilly, Cardiff: J. H. CEOWDES, 1Z. Capel-street, Bargoed, Cardiff. > a8537 TRINITY College of Music, London. (Inst. 1872.) Local Examinations. The last days of entry for forthcoming Examinations at the Cardiff Centre are as under, viz.:— May ZZnd. for M.K. (Theory), June, 1907; June 8, for "Praetioal," July, 1907. Fifty Local Ex. hibitions in Practical Music and Twelve in Theory of Music (tenable at Looal Centres in the United Kingdom, India, and the Colonies), and a number of National Prizes are annually awarded. Local Secretary, Walter Scott, 173. Newport^ road, Cardiff, from whom the our- rent Syllabus may be obtained. e3277 SALES BY AUCTION MAINDEE pUtK, NEWPORT. JAMES STEVENS has been instructed by G. Inglis Jones, Esq., who has let the property, to SELL, as above, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Twelve o'clock on WEDNESDAY, February ZOth, 1907, the folLow- ing ELECTRIC PLANT, CARRIAGES, HOTHOUSE AND BEDDING-OUT PLANTS, GARDEN TOOLS, &c., Comprising a SIX-H.P. OIL ENGINE, with DYNAMO, switchboard and accumulators, all in working order: sundry tools, cider press, patent fruit dryer, a roomy brougham with shafts and pole, a very stylish victoria, a nearly-new Ralli cart, chaff-cutter, corn crusher, garden aeats, a large quantity of garden tools, flower pots, about three hundred pots of strawberry plants, eight hundred pots geranium cuttings, two hundred pots maidenhair ferns, araleas, lilies, pelar- goniums, calceolarias, orchids, heliotrope, fuchsias, cacti, camellias, dahlia roots, die., Ac On View the Day Previous to SaJe. Further Particulars from Mr. Colledge, The Lodge, Maindee Park, or from the Auctioneer, Arcade-chambers, Newport. February 9th. 1907. 5245 OFFICES TO LET riTWO FRONT ROOMS in WESTERN • MAIL-BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. CARDIFF, to be LET. Steam-teated and Bl-i«ctrio Lighted.—Apply to Mr. E. H. Orafter. Wd t.ern Mail. Cardiff. e3814 NEW, BRIGHT-TONE PIANOS. NEW PRICES. NEW TERMS. LATEST ADVANTAGES. LISTS FREE ON APPLICATION. DALE, FORTY, &00., PIANOS & ORGANS, HIGH-SThEET and CASTLE ARCADE (near the Castle), CARDIFF. THE ROATH FURNISHING CO., 42, CITY-ROAD, AND VERE-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF. Nat. TeL, 1æ4. IWILL IT STAND WEAR ? That's the chief question that counts when buying furniture for the home. In may look very elegant and appear well finished, but— will it wear weU? Will it look the same in another five or ten years? is it These are impor- tant points to consider. They maKe all the difference between that which only LOOKS and that which both LOOKS and IS. Our goods are manufac- tured from the finest materials, by skilled work- men in our own Factory. We aim for quality and durability as well as appear- Our terms are Wholesale Prices to cash purchasers, or pay- meIrts by easy instalments to øait the coavecienoe 01 our customers. JffiLUE^AMTY! QUALITY! LONGEVITY! CHEAPNESS! PLEASE ASK FOR ONE OF OUR FREE ILLUSTRATED FURNISHING GUIDES. WESTERN VALLEYS BRANCH- CHURCH STREET, ABERTILLERY. W. P. CARYL. F.S.M.C. CERTIFIED EYESIGHT SPECIALIST TOM SIGHT-TESTING and SPECTACLES ø. HIGH-STREET ARCADE. CULRDIFV. 208a, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA- e228õ CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, NASAL CATARRH 9 ASTHMA. 9 A SPEEDY HOME CURE. GRANVILLE H. SHARPE. (lAt, L*cti*ttr on Chemistry to tht Liverpool School of Seienct") II & 13 Great Tower Street, E.C., sa-" I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have sub- mitted to a careful Chemical Examination, a amsfe of VENO'S LIGHTNING COUGH CURE. and I consider it to be a skilfully prepared specific, possessing in an agreeable and inviting fpcm, ?SaM? curative and p?n?tive properties. K -nmntlr relieves the p?nM tmtatiotteMMed bY EX colds, etc., and i* FREE PROM THE DANGEROUS DRUGS that are frequently pre888t iD prepm?ioM used for similar purposes. 1:w1 of ap that it will prove a v?oaMe remedy in the !.Se? coughs, colds, asthma, Md aU bronchial 1SK rom VENDS DCHTMtMC ? ?OUCH CURE ????? ? T?teMtt and mmt «M«tt Bemady ft8o.=- t B8D8dJ ?? CeM<h*, 0»M»i <t<?n<?tt<t, ?M Asthma. OMt*?h, W_II t? t?m? ?OMMfM't 00uØMIa 8td., ?f? ? ptr kttik 4'

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