The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-16 00:00:00

46i:
20 ANNUAL PREMIUM. AGE.
25 1 12 5 35
80 1 16 0 40
•,____ 2 0 8 45

ANNUAL PREMITIL
2 6 9
2 15 1
3 6 3

ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.

CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL
LIFE AbSURANCE SOCIETY.
13, St. James's-square, London, S.W.
Established 1824.
The Annual
results of the Society's operations
T,„e Annual Income exceeds £201,000
rho few
Fund safely inveite i is over £1,446.000
Th;rvir Policies in the last year were 466, assuring £271,440
Zhee'llUs added to Policies at the last Division was £275,677
Total Claims by Death paid amount t 0... £1,962,629
Thy

to e following are among the distinctive features of the
ety
EDITIth SYSTEM.--On any Policy for the whole of Life,
Aye e, the age does not exreel (0, one-half of the Annual
at,i""utns during the first five years may remain on credit.
trt,,rQaY eitheer continue as a debt on the Policy, or be paid
a.. • -
tim
t4rl;,"Y RATES of PREMIUM for YOUNG LIVES, with
g. Participation in Profits.
kaPOPTMENT ASSURANCES
.may be effected. without
ktt 7, by which the Sum Assured becomes payable on the
14,rnent of a specified age, or at death, whichever event
Its first happen.
to ett LID LIVES may be assured at rates proportioned
thbe Increased risk.
tlitz.l,9_,UPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS.—Claims paid
uays after proof of death.
h_Thr

Reversionary Bonus at the Quinquennial Division in
tlii,,alerkred 9S per cent., and the Cash Bonus 28 per cent.,
11:1e Premiums paid in the 5 years.
N'e next Division of Profits will take place in January,
dupnand pereons who effect New l'olicies before the end of
dlfioou
Ilea will be entitied at that Div Lion to one year's ad-
sl share of Profits over later entrants.
04 the
of Rat
etyes and
Agents, Forms of Proposal can be obtained of
Soci's or at
Wit.
GEORGN CUTCLIFFE, Ac nary and Sezetary.
0, James's-square, London, S.W.

NoTITH OF ENGLAND WAGON
COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under " The Companies Act, 1862,"
Capital £200,000, in 10,000 shares of .£2O each.
Ftr(With power to increase.)
doissue of 5,000 shares. Deposit
.e. a share on applica-
2, and Xi 10s. on allotment. Cal s not to exceed X 2 10s.
°oa°, and at intervals of not less than three months.
(It is not proposed to call up more than £lO a sham)
The DIRECTORS.
s 'Jit; -non. James F. Stuart Wortley (Director of Bank of
Wharncliffe House, W., Chairman.
ot. Clarke, Director of Works, Admiralty, White-
qnell Fsq. (Director of London and South-Western
4011vray), Belrumit, Havant.
to,k,ander Williams, Esq., Palace House, Bishop's Waltham.
%chard Grosvenor, 31. P., Grosvenor Howe, Lon-
With power to add to their number.
„ AUDITORS.
Pitzrnauriee, Auditor of Great Northern, and of Lon-
14V, Brighton, and South-Coast Railways.
ark Chadwick, Adamsoc, M'lienna, and Co., 27, Great
cirge-street.

BANKERS.
Cooks, Biddalph and Co., 43, Charing-Dross, S.W.

SOLICITORS.
plessrs. Bireham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co.
INSPECTING ENGINEER.
ChatiOS Cubitt, Esq., 3, Great George-street, S.W.
BROKERS.
keens, Field, Son, and Wood, 9, Warnford-conrt,

T hrogmorton-stre. t.
SECRETARY.
R. W. Hall, Esq.
TEMPORARY OFFICES.
37, Gnat George-street, S.W.

°D444.°11 Companies have been for some time in successful
o4„a,ion. 1a the Northern, North-Western, and Midland
tfoii:ieB of England, returning large dividends, after due
Leiki,„":fla made for depreciation of stock and other contin-
Z '6 This Company has been formed for the extension
Iti t
311tem to the South and South-Western
hif it has been hitherto but partially known. districts, in
jailwen it is considered that every year a vast increase to the
t the returnsnd other countries is made, and that accord-
'ite,° made to the Board of Trade for 1863, be-
,tte,f: three and four millions of tons of goods were carried
1;114( ‘ile lines in this particular district, it will be evident
"'ln„ ample field is open for the operations of this Com-
t
Companies are looked on with favour by railway
i'itiall4flies and by their customers, the hire of plant being an
e,4,eQnvenience to the manufacturer, the coal owner, and
frier. A profitable business can also be ensured by en-
Lttle4 into contracts for the supply of Rolling Stock to foreign
41 olonial railways. The demand for that accommodation
tiyeZlar„cre and increasing.
VI to'''. Mlclany does not propose to construct its ownh wagons,
ow the plan of purchasing its stock from este is ed
,'N'ers, which has been successfully adopted by other Wagon
;u'epinies. This, from its coimmand of capital, it will be en-
jr,tfehit°do on advantageous firms; and a large profit, un-
tneo by any commensurate risk, cannot fail tobe secured
11 Thee nareholders.
lef sources of profit in the business proposed to be
.r""
ken by the Company may be divided into two classes,
letting of Wagons at fixed rentals, and
'„letting of Wagons at redemption rentals
former class of contracts hirers pay the Company
Oitsll annual sum as will cover depreciation, repairs, and
Att ti'eLe against accidents, as well as a remunerative hate-
th lue capital employed.
e latter class the hirers pay such sums as will return
t:bertal invested, with interest ; the wagons remaining the
t'tl;4 of the Company until the last payment has been
°::til,fl agreement which has been made with a well-
lltic(o,,Tanilfacturing firm in very extensive business, the
can rely on a minimum return of 74 per cent. per
Ifpon the paid-up capital of the Company. ie
4Vs , i,',fa? however, believe that, from the abundance of bus!-
► 4 finlinable and the pressing demand for railway plant,
6- this country and abroad, the profits of the Company
(},Cow;" Of considerably larger.
IV the Articles of Association
mpg be map oted at
~,kers' and Brokers', and at the Trary Offices, and
'esfi-4,reernents entered into can be seen at the Offices of
Otpii Rifcham and Co., 46, Parliament-street.
%1:41i,, cations for shares must be made in the annexed form ;
I,`MaPplication will be considered unless a deposit of .ela
%wit hea, been previously paid to the Bankers. This deposit.
the, itVeturned if no allotment is made to the appl cant
h ahas_ allotment is made, it will be applied in payment on
00:18 'ea allotted.
htteectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be
ed at the Temporary Offices and of the Brokers.
`this Pot,
n h „win OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
t; :`r-sheet sh,uld be presented entire to the Bankers
to't-any, who will detach the Receipt, and return
0 th. cpsicant.]
uecrs of the South of England Wagon Company
Ge
Nth ntle (Limited).
ad In f;len,—l request you to allot me shares of £2O
tql I he le, &nth of England Wagon Company Limited),
!Iltl4llotroecluY agree to accept those shares, or any less num-
iN ;4) 6-4 to me, subject to the regulations of the Comps .y,
ZI10,9RI; a shareholder of the Company in respect thereof,
4le,;;laeo-+-e to pay the ftirther deposit ot Z 1 108. a share on
44,i'latei";‘ and. 1 authorise yon o enter my name on the
tsa ki,et Shareholders of the Company in respect of the
.otted to me.

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