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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 234, 1 October 1872, Page 4

■•■ - . FIRST ( SHfP : MEi¥ : v . :! ' ' ' CONSIST-ING'' OF' : ' '• ~ ! '•'■'"•• " ■'■ ' ;i ' ' |&eneraj D>EM>era ? ' " "'' BSs "Jijst^ Arrived p^R.j^r^r^a ? j.. r ,■:•- FROM MELBOFR]S;E r ;; ; :; fl ,'; .. ;.;•;.. &_ '-. ; fc_. ■ AND ."WILL BE ....,,••.-■, OPEN FOE INSPECTION ■ ; " WEDNESDAY the 18t|i inst. -. ;; ;; /EYMBETT" 8E05.., ; ' BRIDGE STREET, NELSON..; • ;' : . „-'■■ ■:; '; ' ' _; ( . 1980 ' „

NOEWICH ..UNION,. LI.FE INSURANCE f S SOCEET"?. ri >■*•'- J"! Empo\rered..b^SpeciaLJ!tct»lof Parliament And by Eoyal Charter in the reign of Queen, Anne, to undertake all-business connected with Life As'surahce. ; - ?, ~-r^" {.'I ? p "■: < \ '■ ] A : - NELSb^-AaENCY' . is now established/ and' fa e 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 th's recipients of the savings of. the institution : the premiums paid, being in fact only deposits', revert to those who contribute to Ahem: '0 - . .... ■;--.•.-•;.•. -RESOURCES. '-—- : '--^ : '"■•" -. ! Irrespective of the immense annual revenue of j this Society, gradually and surely on the increase, ! it possesses "a, reserve fund of £2,300,000 and upwards, available for its requirements. ;. ■ "!' LOCAL INyESTMENT.';.: i [ i \. [ The receipts of this Society areip he retained 1 , for investments in the Colony, [ thus affordiog toinsurers all the advantages of .a Loca} .lnstitution? with the additional Security of a large and wealthy English Proprietary. ■ - ■ '■• ' : RATES OF' PEEMiUM. .These are framed as low as are consistent with : the due safety- of the Society.,,. Its. Actuaryis- \ known to be one of the most competent authorities' \ ,in England, the Court of Chancery fiaying'fecently- i . 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 facfy ; thatithe^ ' receive iliem bjick y \ eithec : inj bonuses. Or' additions- to- sums 'assfired,; j and that in insuriug in this Society they also avail. : themselves, of the experience and safety of one:' j tfiat time' has proved to >>c secure against all chances' • PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS. ! , , In this office it is 1 anticipated that -persons en^-i ,teringat-r '■..'■••;•« '■■''--■ -^^ ; ' : « : - V-"- ? ' : - J 20 will be relieved from further premiums at 44 40 ,•;.. ; ! ;. - /„..'■■ i> its' '■-■■i. 60 ;: 50^ :.,. .. .;;j. -I.'-':- CiP ... 6& ;i •-■ ■ " ■ i-oans. rw ■: ..Surrender values are given for Policies oft Dree '.\ years! s.tanding,'or Loans gbantel) 1 on Sbculi^t. '■'] THEREOF. . .•.;,?*£*/."■.•.■:-•":'■';;'!■'■ i FOREIGN TRAVEL Permitted to all parts of the-gilqbe-in^prbperify ' decked^yesselsjandinttimeotpeaciß,' < X; ' -^ : in isy^^SETTLEME^'POticiEsi',;, i ,;:;^V To meet one of the greatest wants' of thetSar i tiwNorwieb'-Unidn^isß^ of t, 8&8entotil8l->irh&&ix ;a f n?ifa?i^sblVen£ 'i^|MW t li stances, provide the imiflxt'% o boha h^etmiy || secure (w^HO3^aMSsßii^lfdi i *^ANKaTnpTOT),I a j certainjand. direct provisions for his family, t( » c * '■ ■-..;. ..'4 ■'• ■■ ■■ NO\ CHARGES;;'- ■ ; : •'- "■- : ■•-;.-.; For Me|ical^ees^jStatf|pß,i)r Pjblici^s. l'£. '(I ; '.; Ooe-half. :tho ; first five;~yearsv premianis may,; I remain pnpa^drupoa whole}L^fp|P,olicie>?T > ; f i • f|n^bdmg^s^er^^j>recc|n ■npon^tre.-: ua^ugnd^fo^^^B^^ijiMiif-^n^/'