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Empowered hy Special Act of Parliament, 25 ^ 26 Vict., c. 74.
THE CREAT~BRITAIN
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
101 CHEA-PSIDE, LONDOlSr.
GLASGOW BRANCH, 12 HANOVER STREET.
X.ON'BON' DIRECTORS
J. G. Avery, Esq. The Eev. Charles Lee, M.A
"W. Burn, Esq. W. F. Low, Esq.
Thos. L. Davison, Esq. Viscount Newry.
a. B. D. Norton, Esq.
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BeL^jaminC. Hargreaves, Esq.
W. E. Sogers, M.D.
Peter Bylands,Esq.,M.P.
T. C. Simmons, Esq.
Eeuben Spencer, Esq.
Sii-E. E. Torrens, E.C.M.G.
Jas. Wright, Esq.
VALUATION BALANCE SHEET (December 31st, 1873,) prepared by Mr. W. M. Makeham, FeUow of the Institute
of Actuaries, and Mr. Petek Geay, Honorary Member of the Institute of Actuaries.
LIABILITIES.
To laresent value of sums assured £918,007
„ annuities 2,987
EeseiTe 163,025 12 8
£1,084,019 12 8
ASSETS.
By present value of annual premiums £950,777
By assurance fund 133,242 12 8
£1,084,019 12 8
Tlie valuation of the outstanding assurances is made at 4 per cent, by a mortality table framed upon Mr.
Morgan's Experience of the Equitable Society, with other trustworthy observations. The proportion of the resei-ve
to the value of the future premiums is 17-15 per cent.
WILLIAM M. MAKEHAM, Actuary and Secretary.
THE GREAT BRITAIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
101 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON; & 12 HANOVER STREET. GLASGOW.
Chairman— Sm EOBT. E. TOEEENS, K.C.M.G.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FIRE INSURANCE GRANTED ON EQUITABLE TERMS.
Manafier—Wm. WEIGHT; Secretary— W. M. MAKEHAM.
THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE
LIMITED.
Head Office:—! INDIA BUILDINGS, VICTORIA STREET, EDINBURGH.
DIRECTORS.
Chairman— B. B. WAEDLAW EAMSAY, of Whitehill.
Deputy-Chairman— D. CUEEOE, S.S.C., Edinburgh.
JAMES DINGWALL FOEDYCE, of Culsh, Advocate. C. W. ANDEESON, 8 Dryden Place, Edinburgh.
W. E. HUNTEE, Advocate, Edinburffh. DUNCAN MENZIES, C.E. and Architect, Edinburgh.
JOHN FALCONEE, S.S.C, Edinbugh. DAVID LISTEE SHAND, W.S., Edinburgh.
JAMES GULLAND, Merchant, Edinburgh.
Managing Director— DAVID CUEEOE.
Bankers— THE beitish linen company and BEANCHES.
Auditors— DICKSON AND AEMITAGE, C.A., EDINBUEGH.
Solicitor— P. H. CAMEEON, S.S.C, Edinburgh.
THE COMPANY RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
The following are the present rates of interest, viz.: —
On Deposit Eeceipt for Six months 3J per cent.
Ditto One year 4 per cent.
Ditto Two years 4J per cent.
Ditto Three years 4J per cent.
Current Deposit Accounts 3 per cent.
Every facility is given for the withdrawal of money lodged on Cm-rent Deposit Accounts. The interest on such accounts is calcu-
lated on the minimum balances of each calendar month.
Parties at a distance remitting money to be deposited for two years or upwards, may do so by cheque on a local bank.
Depositors may uplift their Deposits before expiry of the stipulated period, on due notice, and an equitable adjustment of interest.
The paid-up Capital and tlie money received on Deposit are lent out on Heritable Security only, thus afibrdiu^ to investors,
whether of large or small amounts, all the security afforded by Heritable Bonds, without any trouble or expense, while they have in
addition the guarantee of the Company's uncalled-up Capital.
LOANS ARE GRANTED to porcbase, pay debt upon, and to erect Houses and Buildings of everj- description. Repayable by
Instalments.
January, 1877. "W. J. SHIEESS, Secretary.
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