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FIFTH SCHEDULE.

Question 5. —The amount of premiums receivable annually in respect of each such special class of assurances mentioned under heading No. 4, distinguishing ordinary fromlextra premiums. Question 6 —The total amount of premiums which has been received from the commencement upon all policies under each special class mentioned under heading No. 4, which are in force at the date above mentioned.

Answers to Questions 4, 5, and 6 are contained in the following table : —

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Annual Premiums. Class of Assurance. N po5ctes° f Sums ass,lre<1 - 7 Ordinary. Extra. I i With Profits. £ £ s ■ £ s - d - £ s - d - Endowment assurances .. .. •• 57>68i 16,423,285 2,641,032 7 522,901 18 9 976 19 10 Double-endowment assurances .. .. 5.59® 1,603,248 229,134 16 39,739 80 605 Endowment assurances with extra profits .. 265 73> 2 °3 24,764 19 2,792 12 050 Deferred assurances .. .. .. •• 5 3> I 25,139 10 o 22 18 9 Joint-life assurances .. • • •• 10 7>95° 2,245 7 367 16 9 2 10 o Annuity assurances*. . .. . • •• 19 4.84-7 i,3 10 3 io 7 14 8 Endowments with return of premiums if death 1,3s 1 232,500 22,610 18 9,544 *9 7 1 17 6 occur during term Without Profits. Endowment assurances .. .. .. 5 2 7 !39.37® •• 3-792 13 6 469 Joint-life assurances .. •• •• 3 1,217 •• 29 5 o Deferred assurances .. .. .. J 39 4 I > I 44 •• 604 12 8 Temporary assurances .. . • •• 3.°3 2 1 ,576,75 1 •• 11 19 5 Sinking-fund assurances . . . . ■ • 10 69,836 .. 726 8 6 Total .. 74,024 £23,319,249 £2,921,098 10 £605,758 8 0 £1,014 18 3 The contingent annuities issued as part of " Family Income" assurances have been shown in the answer to Question 8. The basic assurances have been included in their respective classes above. * The annuity portion of these contracts has been shown in the answers to Questions 7 and 8.