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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4180, 6 January 1871, Page 2

Insurance.

1 AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIEIY. ESTABLISHED- 1849. ! FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ETG , WITHOUT PERSONAL LIABILITY. Principal Office: Nktt Pm -street, Sydnet.

I'HI AUSTBAIIAH MUTUAT, PROVIDENT SOCIMY Is & jmvely Mutual Life Office, L<fcal to Austrnta and New Zealand, not connnod to one Colony, bu\ common to all : Local to each Colony, but not re-^ stricted to any. and operating upon it b) odder tmsn; x is therefore Safer than an Ulhce confined within narrow limits. ' Is a Life Office having a large number of Policyholders in New Zealand, and investing its Revenue* from that place in the Public Securities of the country. The Assets of the Society compriio New Zealand Debenture! to the value of £64,000. Was Established in 1849, and it ha* successfully passed through the ordeitli to which all new Life Offices are exposed. Having completed the Twentyfirst Year,of its existence, it has achmvod a position of Stability and Affluence unexampled 1 iv the history of Life Offices, Its Accumulated and Invested Fund exceedt £700,000. Its Income is over . . . . £200,000 a-year. THEj PROFITS BELONG EXCLUSIVELY TO ITS iMEMBEI'.S. V

Vfom tbe magnitude or ita |resomce3 it is enabled to declare ' LAKGE BONUS hS. The Sources of Profit aro inrrcased by the high rate of interest ohtninfi on tbe In-rested Pun^s »l«o hy tlie (Ufferencfl bptween tlie mnrffin provided for Expenses, nnd the low rate cf Expenditure actually incurred by tlie Society, an advantage in< idenfcal to a Inige Business, Neither of ■whicii can L'xist in a Njbw Office The Annual Revenue was increased by £32,230 from New Assurances effected in the past year, a r»te of progress which entitles it to rank with the First-class Life Assurance Institutions of the United Kingdom.

EXAMPLES OP BONUS. The following examples show the total Bonus Additions to the Policies of £1,000, under Table A, up to 28th Februarj , 1800 :— SS p « Ssa us •►» °h hS fe° J?o £ ts.2 «S2 «2*2 i2*-n "S ."S*™ -3 j j **> -Sc s' a .S'S c- = ■i *< " 3 "* "* "2 a <£ u 2 2?3 <d „ i rtm cjb W a v a>p cupj q. o -a- a >> *G Ss s£ 26~ £1010 1C 4 £395 0 1 £101 11 3 £45 13 0 35 1130 4 G 473 15 7 199 4 7 61 4 1 39 l-'SS 16 C SO3 18 9 214 0 3 49 11 11 ii 1245 9 0 546 5 8 -27 8 2 51 18 55 1347 910 hiG 7 4 273 1 8 73 19 1 Forms, of Propos.il and cvciy information nwy be obtained on application to HENRY OILFILLAN, Agent. 7, Queen-street, AucKlaul. THE N E N PROSPECTUS OF Till. AUSTRALIAN 1 MUTUAL PKOVIDENT SOCIETY (Established 1849), FOR MUTUAL LIFIi ASSURANCE, ETC., Is now iciidy and may be obtained at the Otfi< <\ or will be forwarded, post fiee. on application to the undersigned. It contains an Address to the Member? by the Chairman, and treats of The Constitution of the Society Its Objects and Success The New Dullness transacted The Accumulated Business .nid Funds The Security afforded by the Society, as attested by Its Past Transactions The Present Value of its Liabilities Tbo Future Safeguards provided, and by Popular Tests. The investments of the Society are detailed. The Financial Economics of tho Society are explained. . Information leg.iiding tbe Piofits divided is supplied. Examples are giveu showing the application of Bonuses— J. In a Table of nmfoim Bonus Additions 2 InitTubl o) unifoim C.ish bonuses 3 In a Table of umfoini lieduUion of Premium Bonuses A comparntnc view ot the late of Bonus usually declared by OiUecs is furnished Tne Principles, that determine the Surrender Value of a Policy are explained Examples ol Minendu Values paid by the Society 0.116 giVOI). AT>ble is given showing the Surrender Values paid Lv the fioeiety. , " -j^iie Plan of Purchasing Paid-up Policies, with a Surrender Value, is illustrated. 'ihe GiWral Kegulations of the Society aro set forth 1. Before tlie Contract is entered into 2. When the Contract is enteied into a." During (lie Currency of tho Contract > The U=fi" and Objects of Life Assurance are explained, foiiawed by An I'xpl.irutlon of the Tables of Rate?. Mutual Life A«.uiance as un Investment is illustrated, and Tlie benefit to Uiorc *lio live long, aa well as jjie Benefit to those who die young, exemplified from the Experience of the Society HENRY GILFILLAN, Agent, (Jueeu-stieet, Auckland.

A USTRATiIAtf MUTUAL P!ROVIJ\_ DENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. FOR MUTUAL LIFE As.SV.RA.NCE, ETC., WITHOUT PERSONAL LIVJHM 1 *- Principal Oflico ; tow Fittatieet, Sydney, | DißECions. George King, Esq., M P. Chairman. Profcssur John Smith, SSI.O , Deputy Chairman. Samuel Ljons, Ks.q. i IJonltnn Mohneaux, Esq. Edwin Thos. Boilby, Esq | John Fairfax, Esq. Ihe special advantages offered by this ■well-esta-blished Society aie — 1. Undoubted Security.— On tho 28th February ISOD, tho ascertained total liability ol the Society was £463,000, while tho accumulated a»S3t» wore £602,046, showing a clear surplus of £149,646. There is also over and above tlie Assurance Fund the additional security of a Special Reseive Fund of £50,000. At tho above date the Society had in hand equal to 70 per cent, of the entire assurance premiums received fiom memberi. 2. Laige Bonuses— because, being a purely Mutual Office, the entire profits belong to the assured, »nd hay not to be paid away in dividends to ah&reholders. : The total Keversionnry Bonuses declared by tho 1 Society amount to £485,000. Memberi of the Assurance Branch can obtain the value of their bonuses in cash, or appropriate them to a reduction of f nture premiums. Premiums may be paid half-yjearly er quarterly. Should a member din during the days of grace whilst tho premium is unpaid, the policy will still be f alid ai;d effectual. Profits dirlded erery fire ye«r«. lomm, witliin tUe surrender value, are granted to members on tho locality of their policies. Sun ender values are granted after a policy has endured tfree ye,tr«. t „u , Conditions for residence and voyaging most liberal . Forms of proposal and every information may be obtained on Application to „„„„,...„ , H. GILFILLAN, Agent. 7, Queen-streUt, Aucklnnd. AG. BARTLETT, . chronomeT-ek-, watch-, and clock MAKER A.V» JEWELLER, 82, QtNfWf-SWZBT. AOt B respeotfnlly informs his friends and the public that he has in Stock very suDerior Lever Watches, and from his connections «t home in the manufacturing of best-qmdifcy work for over thirty years, coupled with the fact th*t nis watches re imported direct from London to bis own order, he it ! enabled to ensure to his customers a guarantee luperio to ordinary dealers. A splendid Assortment of Gold Chains, Brooches, Xocltats, Bar Dropi, Oom Eingi, Jet Goodi, ha. j Repairs of every kind done in the bouse. Chronometers repaired, adjusted, and rated by transifeiObserTation. ' ' i * , A. G. ikjti'iLETT, Opposite thb Evknimq News Oftiok. CHEAP PRINTING— S BILLHEADS,, POSTERS, -fcc-at the " DAILY SOUTfIERy iROSS" Steam Fiifltlng-office. >