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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 194, 15 August 1872, Page 3

: EDUCATION RATE. 1 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August.B, 1872.: 'Y ; PURSUANT to the Provisions of The Education Act, 1863," the Superintendent directs it to be notified that the ANNUAL RATEimposed by the said Act, upon all Householders residing within Kducationnl,. Districts, will be LEVIED on SATURDAY, tbe 31st day of August, instant ;~and that- tbe • same will be received at the following places, between the hours of Ten a.m. and Four p.m., namely— Courtrhouse. Nelson, by Alfred, Hibble. . .. School-house, Clifton Terrace, Suburban North, by ' Alexander Wragg t ? ,/ School-house, Stoke," by EI Cresswell Agricultural Hall, Waimea East, by William Steer Schpol-house, Waimea West, by George Walker School-house, Spring Grove; by Charles Knapp School- house, Upper" Moutere, by H. Bensemann Institute, Motueka, by J. F. Wilson . School-house, Riwaka, by C. T. Pattie House of G. Taylor, Takaka, by G. Taylor Police Station; Collingwbod," by John Fisher;. Court-liouse, iCobden, by Si G. Rowley. , '• Court-house, Westporfc, by the Sergeant of Police, W. A. Kiely School-house, Motupiko, by George Flower ; School-house, Dovedale, by Job Best. The;afbresaid Act requires that." every Householder in each Educational District shall pay Annually TWENTY SHILLINGS, and & further sum of Five Shillings for every child : of ; such House- holder between the" ages of fireand fourteen years, : provided always, that no .person shall be liable- to pay for more than four children, nor for any child residing more than three miles from any school established under this Act; nor for any child attending any school not established, under this Act,in respect of whom- such persons shall produce to the Collector a certificate signed by the teacher of such school, showing that BuchcUii4 has, attended during the three months previous to the levying of the rate."' - ALFRED GREENFIELD, '■= 1780 Provincial Secretary.

•VT°BWICH UNION LIFE . INSURANCE JUN '' ' SOCIETY. Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament And by Royal Charter in the reign of Queen Antic, to undertake all business connected with Life ■ Assurance. " *■ —^~ " A .NELSON, AGENCY is now established, and the undersigned is prepared to receive proposals. ' IT IS A PURELY MUTUAL OFFICE, The Norwich Union Life Society has no distinct body of Proprietors ; the insurers at large are the recipients of the savings of the institution : the premiums' paid,"' being iiTfact 'only deposits, revert to those who contribute to them. 'y . RESOURCES. Irrespective of the immense annual revenue of this Society, gradually and surely on the increase, it possesses a -reserve fund of £2,300,000 and upwards, available for its requirements. LOCAL INVESTMENT. The receipts of this Society are to be retained for investments in the Colony, thus affordipg to insurers all the advantages of a Local Institution, with the additional Security of a large and wealthy English Proprietory. RATES OF PREMIUM. These are framed as low as are consistent with, the due safety of the Society. Its Actuary is. known to be one of the most competent authorities in England, the Court of Chancery having recently availed itself of. his experience in these matters ; and although the premiums may be apparently higher than in some offices, assurers should not lose sight of the fact, that they receive them back, either in bonuses, or additions to sums assured, , and that in insuring in this Society they also avail themselves of the experience and safety of one that time has proved to he secure against all chances PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS. In this office it is anticipated that- persons entering at — „-, < . 20 will be relieved from further premiums at 44 40 ... ... ... ... 60 50 ; ... ... ... ... 66 LOANS. , Surrender valuea are given for Policies of three years' standing, or Loans granted on Security thereof •-■■••' FOREIGN TRAVEL Permitted to all parts of the globe ia properly .decked vessels and in time of peace. , „;. ; SETTLEMENT POLICIES. ; To meet one of the greatest wants of the day, the Norwich Union issues Policies in the nature of {settlements, whereby a man in solvent circumstances, provide the matter is bona fide, may secure' (withot: the risk op bankruptcy), a certain and direct provisions for his family, '" ' '"'-" : '' ' : ''Vo''CHAßGES'''' '' ' For Medical fees, Stamps, or Policies. : , One-half the first five years- premiums may remain unpaid upon whole Life Policies. Intending .assurers are recommended to call upon the undersiigned for prospectuses and further- particulars. v W.,;,M.,. STANTON-,; '.' „ _ , Agent itor, the Province or Nelson.

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. ' The undersigned baying been appointed Agent rforythis province, is; prepared, to issue; Interim: .Policies, forthwith. ,< - : .--■■ \ The SECURITY afforded; by this long-estab- : lished'Sb'ciefy'is' uhquestiohable'; its': fates are exceedingly moderate, and its regulations \ most liberal. I , j. \i > ; :- k <\ ■-,- INSURANCES for seven years will be charged as six. Rent can" also be insured for 12 months. „ AGRICULTURAL risks taken. . , r . ' ' •' yy:"' ; -' bank credit' !\ # . y/. , ti Has been established in the Colony", and Losses will be paid /here/^PROMPTLY. LIBERALLY, and-IN pASH, oriatHome, at theopiionof the 'assured.''' ' :''•"' Y,y v .' l .y" c " '••"'■ *", : ALMANACKS !ani * PROSPECTUSES s.for, 1872 can be had, and every information obtained on application to' '," "' * ! ''", '■"-.' '•;;;#^^ r(^'A^T'o;;N^;.; • Agent pob""thbv Pbovimoh op Nelson.,! ' f rWti#X--v*)if.l i^>.:f;/iK/-,^';;-;/.Y ;: 1667;