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AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. PRINCIPAL OFFICE. SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. DIRECTORS: James Mitchell Esq., Chairman. George King, Esq., Deputy Chairman. John Fairfax, Esq. Thomas Holt, Esq. A. T. Holroyd, Esq., M. L. A. Michael Egan Murnin, Esq. OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY. Assurance of every contingency of human life. Issue of Present, Deferred, and Reversionary, Annuities. Granting Endowment for Children and for old age. ADTANTAGES OF THE SOCIETY. All the profits belong to the Members. It is a Colonial Institution on the model of the most successful British Offices. Prompt settlement of claims. Profit on Policies double that of the most successful British Mutual Offices and nearly fourfold that of leading British or Colonial Proprietary Institutions. The protection of all its policies against the operation of the Insolvent Laws after a certain term, on an increasing scale, &c. Prospectuses and forms of proposals, and every information may be olrtained from any of the Agents in New South Wales, and in other colonies, or at the principal office, ROBERT THOMSON, Actuary and Secretary, Himter Street, Sydney, May 31st, 1861. AUS TEA LI AN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ASSURANCE BRANCn. EXTRACTS FROM TABLES, AND SPECIMENS OF BONUS ADDITIONS. Table A. —Premium payable annually throughout life for £100, to be paid at death :— jj i j jAgc'Prem. Age Prem. Age Prem. Age Prem. Ago Prem. j£B. d. £s. d. £s. d. £s. d. £s. d. 20 1 17 5 30 2 8 2 40 3 4 5 50 4 0 10 (50 7 1 4 I I Bonus added to each £100, assured at Age 40. nff. .„ After five' After seven After ten vmoe. Yeats. < Years Years. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. The Australian ) Q - .„ . . „, . „ Mutual J 9 7 13 1 9 35 10 , British Mutual Nil. 11 7 0 10 14 0 " Proprietary Nil. Nil. 11 13 4 Annual premiums may be paid by half-yearly or quarterly instalments. N. B.—The general conditions under which policies are granted by this Colonial Institution will bear favourable comparison with those of any other otiiice. Members may dispose of their Bonus Additions to the office for their value in cash. This varies according to their age, from about one-third to about two-thirds of the addition, or even more. Assurance policies and the bonuses accruing thereto of this society, and if it only, are protected in favor of the families of the assured by Act of the Legislature of New South Wales on the following scale :— After a duration of— , Two years £ 200 of assurance | Five years £500 do. Seven years £1000 do. Ten years £2000 do. Prosj>ectuses, forms of proposals, and every information may be obtained from any of the agents in New South Wales, and in other colonies, at the principal office, or from Messrs. JOHNSTONE & WILLTAMS, Solicitors and Notaries Public, Hereford Street, Christchurch, Agents for Canterbury. ROBERT THOMSON, Actuary and Secretary. Hunter Street, Sydney, May 31, IS6I. UNION ¥ANK~OF "AUSTRALIA. Paid-up Capital £1,000,000. Reserve Fund, £200,000. the Ist July, interest on fixed ■*• deposits will be allowed at the Christchurch and Lyttelton Branches of this Bank, at the followiug rates: — For 3 months, at the rate of 2 per cent \$ annum. '' M " »» '» )» « , ~ 1° 4. 1 JOSH PALMER, Manager, Christchurch; E. D. BYRNE. Manager. Lyttelton, 1 June 28, 1861. .1 A/lESSRS. TYLER AND BROWN ,\l' I having opened a ferry & accommodation ' ' house on the main line of road between the , Canterbury and Otago Provinces, situate on the j Waitangi Kiver, are prepared to cross passengers ! cattle, sheep, &c, &c., and also to despatch a | messenger for inspector of sheep of either province to exaunne the sheep at their yards.