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AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT • • SOCIETY. Established. January Ist, 18<t9, and Incorporated by Act of Parliament of New South Wales, for Granting Asstifances on Lives, , '' Present, Deferred, and Reversionary Annuities," ;and Endowments for Children and Old Age. On the Principle of Mutual Assurance and an Equitable Division of the" whole of the Profits raino'ngst all the Members. : diqectoss. .: . /Chairman—M. E. v Mumin, Esq. Deputy Chairman—The Hon. Thomas Holt, Esq., M.P. A. T. Holroyd, Esq.., M.P. W.-H. Christie, Esq. Jas. Mitchell, Esq., M.L.C. , John Fairfax, Esq. Consulting Actuary—-Morris Birkbeck Pell, Esq., 8.A., Sydney University.: '.-. : ; Actuary and Secretary—-Robert Thomson, Esq. Principal Office—Sydney, New South Wales. npHE Rates of the Society are as low as JL is consistent with perfect, security. All profit on each transaction- reverts to the individual concerned. ....: ■- . Extracts from Life Assurance Tables. Premiums to Assure 36100 with Bonus A^dir tions, payable at death. .•■...._ - Annual Premium Payable during Life. Age. Premium. Age. Premium, i 20 1 17 5 45 3 16 0 ' 30 2 8 2 55 5 12 2 Premiums to Cease in Ten Years. - Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 20 3 14 10 45 66 7 30 4 13 8 55 8 5 5 For the rates for other ages, &c, see the Prospectuses'of the Society. . Policies effected under these tables, -which were then entitled., to participate, received at last investigation bonus additions of more than 3 per cent, per annum on the sum assured. Tables for Deferred and Eeversionary Annuities, for Endowments for Children, for Joint Lives Assurances, and for Endowment Assur- Tances, will be found in the Prospectuses of the Society. = . .. ' : The (Directors invite intending Assurers to compare these Tables and the general facilities of this Society with those of other offices.. The directors: beg to draw attention to the important privileges accorded to the Society by Parliament, among:which are—lst. The protection of all its Policies against the operation of the Insolvent Laws, after a certain duration, to a gradually7increasing amount. , 2nd. The Protection of Policies of Married Women against the debts or controul of .their Husbands. : 3rd7 Small "assurances being-saved the expense of letters of administration. Prospectuses, ■ forms of proposal, and every information may be obtained at any of the agencies in this and in the other colonies. ...-••■ -H. J. LECREN, . .:.; .-.; . Agent at Lyttelton. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ""■■ rilHE Directors have the satisfaction to ! JL ; f draw the attention of intending as srirers to the' important and peculiar privileges accorded to the Society, by its Act of Incorporation, among- which are the following:— 1. vThe protection to a gradually increasing amount of all its Policies after an endurance of • two years against the operation of laws relating to Insolvency. . - 2. .The-'Protection, of Policies of Married Women i against the debts or controul of their husbands. . - .3. For the encouragement of Small Assurers their policies are,relieved from the heavy tax involved in taking out letters of administration, &c. ■.■.'..■-,. Annual Premiums for Assurance of £100 with Bonus Additions. Age. ~~25 35 '45 : 55 Prem. £2 2-8 £2 15 4; £3 16 0 £5 12 2 Comparative view of Bonuses accruing to a policy of" life assurance of £500 effected at the age of 40 in different offices. Bonus. An English .!Proprie-j- Tenpremsaid£so 16 8 tary Company ... j . Scottish Widow's) - ' Rind (Mutual So-V-Seven^rems. paid 70 0 0 ■ ciety). „,--.). Australian 1 mg# id 80 13 7 Provident. Society, j ; ;^ *; , . For full' tables; see' prospectuses. • ■ * General conditions:; as ta Surrenders, Voyagung, Residence Abroad j Loans to M.embers,,Pay'meht'o'f Claims,' <S:i., *&c.V will.'be found to be more than usually liberal. -•-■-' - • Prospect use's/printed foims, and ■• all ation*- may;'be bbtaiuedfrronr any;! of .thelagent?, or at ttoe'principaloffice^from ; {-.■i.-.'O ; . • ROBERT .THOMSON; — Actuary and Secretary. , Pnnofprf- Office^-N. eS. W. j .r, f^ent^Lj^ltony^H. j /;:^A^TJSR tBtJR i !r FOUNDRY. ; ;' TOHN" ANDERSON begs to inform el his friends -and-the public generally, that hia! foundry, is now = open," and; that he is fu%j prepared to .execute all orders in iron, and brass work- . ; May 26th, 1857.; : :- c

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