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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5159, 2 March 1888, Page 1

ON D S. 3 THE »* - EQUITABLE m LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIET"! de ' ed OF THE UNITED STATES. LCfc rdS ASSTOANCBS IN FOBCE E-OEEB £100,000,000 All Profits belong to tho Policyholders. ANNOUNCEMENT. After careful study of the usago o Assurance Companies at Home and Abroad and of the Experience of this Society in al — the varied reforms introduced by it, '« THE EQUITABLE Life Assueance Society — Has combined ih one form of policy all tin advantages and guarantees which can safelj and properly be united, and offers it tx the Public under the name of the £, SEMITONTINE S. , POLICY. If you desire Assurance on your Life, you shoidd secure ono of tho Equitable Seni- ' Tontine Policies ; because (1) it is I. INDISPUTABLE. And you buy a certainty instead of a possible lawsuit; (2) it is UNRESTRICTED, And you are not, as in ordinary cases, prohibited from going where, and doing what you pleaso ; (3) it is NON-FORFEITABLE, And you can never be deprived of a just indemnity even on surrender; (4) it is PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY After Death, thus providing against even temporary embarrassment; (5) it is £ PRE-EMINENTLY LUCRATIVE, „ In many cases returning at the end of the " tontino period a larger amount in cash than the total premiums paid ; or, if the policy be continued, giving assuranco at a very slight cost; (6) the form of policy is SIMPLE And shorn of needless formality; (7) the advantages offered under the policy aro NOT OBTAINABLE IN COMBINATION IN ANY OTHER COMPANY c c OR UNDER ANY OTHER POLICY. v t THE BENEFITS Resulting from Policies Issued by the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY a 1 ABE NOT FOB A DAY, BUT FOB ALL TIME. These policies eneourangc savings in youth, aud will produce an income for, middle life or a competency for old age. A SEMI-TONTINE POLICY of tub Equitable is a Profitable Investment, And will afford absolute protection to yourself, your family or estate. ) x ILLUSTRATIONS OF TONTINE POLICIES MATURING IN 1886. Issued in 1871 by the Equitable Life } Absurance Society of the s United States. , y Examm- I. Foucy 62,075 a Amount, £2,000. Premium, £70 18. Premiums paid in 15 years.. £1,051 o 0. Result in 1886. The policyholder, after having been assured for £2,000 for fifteen years, has now, upon the completion of the Tontine period, the choice of six methods of settlement ,- the threa most important are tho following:— 1. Cash Value, .. .. £1,148 13 7 Percentage to Premiums Paid, 109. 1. Paid-up Value, .. .. £2,034 0 0 Percentage to Premiums Paid, 193. 3. Cash Bonus, .. .. £586 5 2 Percentage to Premium Paid, 56. N.B.—Under this last settlement the policyholder withdraws the bonus in cash, and retains the original policy for £2,000, continuing the payment of annual premiums, /__* annual dividends. ! Examtle 11. Policy 65,365. Amount, £2,000. Premium, £100 50. Premiums paid in 15 years,.. £1,503 15 0. _ Result ik 1886. I.Casu Value, .. .. £2,062 210 Percentage to Premiums Paid, 137. 2. Paid-up Value, .. .. £2,494 0 0 _. Percentage to Premiums Paid, 166. ~ 3 Cash Bonus £75. 3 2 Percentage to Premiums Paid, 50. Such results clearly indicate the value of Tontine assurance, which furnishes indemnity in the event of death, and a profitable investment realised with hand<__/ne profits after a term of years. .Pueffiftss men will prefer to base their action up o * l results actually attained, rather than upon estimates of results to bo atFor' documents explaining the Tontino system, and the Semi -Tontino _VHtem which combines all the advantages of Tontine assurance with the nou-forfeitable features I of " ordinary" assurance, apply to BERRY, DANIEL & PHILLIPPS. sd NAPIER. r. he rs, lis nd QS, I 1 iist to Fit