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NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY
Oapital-THBEE MILLIONa
Acotuntdated Funds— £3,780,000.
DUNDEE BOARD OE DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM LOWSON, Chairman.
J. W. BARTY, Esq.
THOMAS H. COX, Esq.
WM. O. DALGLEISH, Esq.
WILLIAM JAPP, Esq.
ANDREW WHITTON, Esq.
W. B. WILSON, Esq,
WILUAM PRINGLE, Secretary.
Office— Norttiem Assurance BoUdings, Commercial Street.
Fire Insii-raiice.
Every Description of Risk accepted at the Lowest Remunbrai^ive
Rat^^
X-iife ^SSXl.l*£in.ce — (Participation Branch)*
ADVANTAGES.— Perfect security, great economy in management,
aad moderate rates of premium.
The whole expenses of Management are only 7^ per cent, of
the Income from Premiums and Interest.
The whole of the Profit, or Surplus, as ascertained at each Valuation,
helonsrs to the Assured. The amount at last Investigation
was sufficient to provide a Bonus of £1, 10s. per cent, per annum
on the sum assured, besides leaving £4,352 to be carried forward.
The Company has adopted a plan for the Non-Forfeiture of Policies
on which the Assured may be unable to continue paying Premiums.
The Sum assured is now payable on proof of death, as soon
as the Policyholder can discharge the Company.
Rates of Premium to assure £100, with Profits : —
age.
age.
age.
20
25
£1 18 4
2 2 10
30
35
£2 8 8
2 16 10
40
45
£3 4 10
3 16 9
Oapital-THBEE MILLIONa
Acotuntdated Funds— £3,780,000.
DUNDEE BOARD OE DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM LOWSON, Chairman.
J. W. BARTY, Esq.
THOMAS H. COX, Esq.
WM. O. DALGLEISH, Esq.
WILLIAM JAPP, Esq.
ANDREW WHITTON, Esq.
W. B. WILSON, Esq,
WILUAM PRINGLE, Secretary.
Office— Norttiem Assurance BoUdings, Commercial Street.
Fire Insii-raiice.
Every Description of Risk accepted at the Lowest Remunbrai^ive
Rat^^
X-iife ^SSXl.l*£in.ce — (Participation Branch)*
ADVANTAGES.— Perfect security, great economy in management,
aad moderate rates of premium.
The whole expenses of Management are only 7^ per cent, of
the Income from Premiums and Interest.
The whole of the Profit, or Surplus, as ascertained at each Valuation,
helonsrs to the Assured. The amount at last Investigation
was sufficient to provide a Bonus of £1, 10s. per cent, per annum
on the sum assured, besides leaving £4,352 to be carried forward.
The Company has adopted a plan for the Non-Forfeiture of Policies
on which the Assured may be unable to continue paying Premiums.
The Sum assured is now payable on proof of death, as soon
as the Policyholder can discharge the Company.
Rates of Premium to assure £100, with Profits : —
age.
age.
age.
20
25
£1 18 4
2 2 10
30
35
£2 8 8
2 16 10
40
45
£3 4 10
3 16 9
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Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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