FACULTY OF INSURANCE

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 140, 15 June 1936, Page 5

FACULTY OF INSURANCE

A well-attended meeting of the Faculty of Insurance held recently to*- the form of a question night. Many and varied questions were submitted affecting insurance work, and the answers were supplied by Dr. A. F. Hickey, Messrs. H. F. J. Tewsley, P. M. West, L. Monkman, D. M. Hay, and C. A. Blazey. I

The vice-president, Mr. L. Monkman, who presided, made some useful observations to the examination candidates.

Mr. J. H. Jerram presented examination diplomas as associates to Messrs. M. M. Arthur (A.M.P.), H. S. Cumberworth (A.M.P.J, and E. B. Pyne (Government Life): also part 1 examination certificates to Messrs. T. C. Cocker (State Fire), J. Hutchison (State Fire), A. G. Schaef (Norwich Union), J. M. S. Clark«(Union), R. G. Flower (Yorkshire), H. B. Martin (South British), A. C. Staveley (Atlas), and W. E. Wilson (Union).

PIANOS NEED TUNING, SO DO YOU. To get the best out of a piano, regular tuning is necessary and nerves need similar attention. They need phosphorus, the nerve food lacking in most modern diets. When run down and nervy or lacking energy, take a regular course of Marshall's Fospherine. "Marshall's" is the finest nerve tonic in the country that so quickly restores j energy and vitality. Insist on the! genuine "Marshall's" in the six-sided j carton. 2s 6d large size. Sold at al! chcmists and, stores.—Ach t.