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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 244, 12 October 1872, Page 4

NOR WICH UNION T^IRE INSURANCE SOCIEIY. This Society, originally established in 1797 and re-organised in 1821, offers advantages to insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. -. • * In proof of the public confidence at home in the principles and conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Office, its BUSINESS has steadily INCREASED to ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. The LOWEST RATES only are" charged. This Office is distinguished for its I hrality and promptness in the settlement of claims, £2,608,115 having been paid to insurers for losses by fire. BANK. CREDIT being established in New Zealand, Losses, will be paid here or in England j at the option of the assured. The Society's Agents can accept any insurances, and fix the limits and the premiums without having first to consult Directors. NO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, or Surveys. *** The Undersigned is fully empowered to undertake the INSURANCE FROM FIRE of every description of property, and"'aft~"LOSSES will be PROMPTLY akd LIBERALLY SETTLED by himself, thus avoiding the delay and uncertainty occasioned by haying. /to ..SBSfrtiit proposals or claims to Board of^^recKas, or others at a distance. Every information as to the Soaet^s^^Saaid? Principles, or as to Special i?a^imay;'h% citsjfoed OF W. M, ST:ANT"6IK,"i!I Agent cob the Pbovikoe of NeesonX f A2i64

— : y '.{ ■\p NORWICH UNIOr 'r T IFE INSURANCE SOC^JBTY;. CAPITAL : upwards of In effecting Life Insurance 8j reC ent eventetave shewn it to.be of theirs*, importance tosbllwift Office of high char^xter, long standing, and stability. „,. °\ t: THE NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANGR SOCIETY ha?, been established 64 years, and haS paid to the representatives of 8000 deceased members upwards of SEVEN MILLIONS sterling, and theso- sums exclusiufifdi the Policies i of Jhb Amicable Society, which ancient • Corporation eata>jii s hed by Royal- Charter in the reign of Q'ieen Anne, is merged into the Norwich; Union by Act of Parliament. The Resources of the Society are so great, that irrespective of its immense annual revenue, it possesses a Reserve Fund of £2,SO:),000 and upwards, available for its requirements. „. > " Being d purely Mutual Office,, it has assigned by way of Bonus to insurers the sum of £1,650,000. ' - - - ,THE RATES 'OF PREMIUM •'- --are low^er .than those of some ■ offices by nearly 10 per cent. „.-,. EVERY ADVANTAGE accruing from Life Assurance in all its phases offered t by t the * Society* ftoget> t fer;^with the ;ex - ; periences.and safety'-bf *» Welf-foundea "institution, which time has proved fo be secure. against all chances. It is ' A ytA--. ■••■-,■•-• \_, : -. . r A LOCAIi^rir gTITUTION^i so far as the in^'t^ji^^^^ eC e^,isin^ihe Colony of New Zealand, '.^AW^hlii Tnational advantage may be fluperadd^ a =^T™p«br* : ';biF a large and wealthy English^ office# ***- -:;. ■ -''V^%ffW s -^ v'X • of insunngi^e^i^Viri oe shown thus : it is anticipated t^ persons entbring^at A 20> wil, 5 ! B relieved^romtfirt&r payments at 44 30 5J . „.. .. II .-•»••. « Oi ■-■■ - ' ,r ',: --''•,• ■ .< ■ a - ;. 6C STw c ;harges for Medical Fees, Stamps, or Policies, ' f ** vjUnlike iffotet • Stbck7 Ckjm^anies, A t^ <M,tLWO& a •*Tj^s:zdfc^-*xßso*^& > SCj Qic rx has in(^stincttbpdy of prpprietors^ife imumstar^^ A tHemselyeS^ j, Rvalues are/jgiy©^af^i ;^ee%ears ; |^Hjlntending assurers are" recommended to caL fo^prbspep&seaJ ; i • iiau'd I -^'fu^h'eF^TMtrticularßiA'-''' I' : '*r?fr-' ? ! ,ijt&£'ii'&~^"s\'^''