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THE NAVY LIST ADVERTISER. 11
ROYAL NAVAL VICTORIA FUND.
OBJECT OF SOCIETY.
To provide Annuities (by Mutual Assurance) for the Widows, Orphans,
and other dependent relatives of Officers of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines,
Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Naval Volunteers, and Admiralty Salaried
Civil Servants.
ANNUITIES. -Class I.
The amount of Annuity is either £10, £20, £30, £40, or £50, for which
a Member pays a rateable contribution varying with his age and that of
the Nominee. Annuities may be continued to Children on easy terms.
The Nominees of Members enrolled before the 31st December, 1912, are
entitled to a Bonus of one year's Annuity on the death of a Member.
NOTE. — Entries into Class I. are temporarily suspended for the period
of the war.
SUBSCRIPTION.- Class II .
Officers who may not immediately require to make such provision for
their dependent relatives are invited to join Class II. Subscription £1 per
annum, whichwill be allowed for if they subsequently join Class I., or
if they do not join Class I., may be rapaid at death to their Nominee.
H&N. SEORETj\RY s
Lt.-Col. JAMES MURPHY, R.M.L.I.
Address : H..M. Dockyard, Portsmouth.
ARMY, NAVY AND ROYAL M ARINE PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
Established in 1889 to provide an additi on to tne State Pensions
for Widows and Children of its Members, bei ng- Officers of the Army,
Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Indian. Marin e under 50 years of age.
A Member's Claim acquires an Annuity of ,£5 for one Subscription
or of £10 for two Subscriptions after five years' Membership, increasing
yearly. The present yearly increase is at the rate of £1 for one Sub-
scription up to £30, or £2 for two Subscriptions up to £52.
For full particulars, and rules and forms of application for membership, apply
tb? Secretary —
UEUT.-COLONEL 7. W. DAVIE$,
49, ASHCHURCH GRQYE, Z/tfENSCOUffT PARK, LONDON,. W.f2.