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DUNDEE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS. 103
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE
(MUTUAL) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Head Office-26 St Andrew Square, EDINBURGH.
President— His GRACE THE DUKE OE BUCCLEUCH AND
QUEENSBERRY, K.G.
Manager — Thomas Bond Sprague, M.A. Secretary — Wm. Finlat.
THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE is Zi purely Mutual Office. There are
no Shareholders to absorb any portion of the Profits, which are
therefore wholly divided among the holders of Participating Policies. Its
leading features are Unquestionable Security, Liberal Conditions of Insurance,
and Early Participation in Profits.
No Member of the Society incurs any personal responsibility for claims
under the Society's policies.
Most of the Policies, after five years' endurance, are freed from all con-
ditions except the payment of the ordinary premium.
POSITION OF THE SOCIETY ON 1st MARCH 1879.
Existing Assurances including Bonus additions, £8,412,367
Incoine, 1878-79, 317,147
Accumulated Funds, 2, 402,544
NON-FORFEITABLE POLICIES
are now granted by the Society on a new and improved plan, which com-
bines the advantages of Moderate Premiums payable for a limited number
of years (11, 22, or 33), Ultimate Participation in the Profits, Fixed Surrender
Values, and the issue o^ Fully Paid-up Policies without special application
to the Directors.
LOANS are granted in connection with Life Assurance, on Life In-
terests, Reversions, and other approved Security. The Directors are also
prepared to entertain proposals for the sale of Reversions to the Society.
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR DUNDEE:
JOHN KIRKLAND, Esq., Wood Merchant.
JAMES PATERSON, Esq. op Kinnettles.
CHARLES EDWARD, Esq., Architect.
WILLIAM THOMS, Esq., Seagate.
District Inspector — William Simpson, 12 Euclid Street.
26 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, March 1880.