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N. B. 'plo gums marked enposite any age, are the amounts payable if
the posf.on progressiug that year of hla life.
VI.—PRO4EDURE FAILING PAYMENT OF CONTRIBU-
TioNs.—Members failing payment of their contributions
tine in January, shall be reported by the Secretary to the
meeting of Directors hereinafter appointed to be held in
May, so as instructions may be given thereanent ; and if
any remain in arrear at the following meeting in July, they
shall be struck off from the roll of Members, and forfeit
their interest in the Society. In like manner, those fail-
ing in the payment of their contributions due in July, shall
be reported by the Secretary to the meeting of Directors
in November ; and if any remain in arrear at the following
meeting in January, they shall ho struck off from the roll
of Members, and forfeit their interest in the Society,—the
Secretary being always bound to intimate the same to
those in arrear, at least one month prior to expulsion ; and
an entry under his hand, in the Minute-book of the Society,
shall be held as evidence of intimation.
VII. FuNDA, 110 W TO BE INFESTED.—Tho funds may
be laid out in the purchase of heritable property ; lent on
heritable security ; lodged in the Chartered, Commercial,
or Savings Banks ; be invested in the Public Stocks or
Funds ; or deposited with the Bank of England, in terms
of the Statute, to account of the " Funds for the Friendly
Societies i" and all such securities, except as herein after-
mentioned, in regard to Government Securities, or Invest-
ments with the Commissioners for the reduction of the Na-
tional Debt (see Rule XXVI.), shall be taken in the
name of the Treasurer to, and for behoof of, the Society, in
whom, agreeably to the Aet 10, Geo. IV. Cap. 56, the
whole property and effects of the Society shall be vested.
VIII. STATE OF TILE SOCIETY TO BE EXAMINED
PERIODICALLY.—tit the close of each year the state
of the Society shall be examined into ; and if the
sickness or mortality experienced during the year
have varied from the calculations on which the con-
tributions and payments are founded, and a deficiency
of stock be thereby occasioned, an assessment per
caPita, equal to the deficiency, shall be laid on all the
Members, to make up the same ; and, on the other hand,
any any excess of capital that may have arisen, shall, afterde_
fraying the expense of management, be taken l'oto consi-
deration at the end of every ilith year, and appropriated
either in reduction of the contributions or increase of the
aliment, or formal into a sinking fund, as the Society may
direct.

IX.—APPLICATIONS FOR ALIMENT, HOW TO BE MADE.
—Members twelve months enrolled, and resident within
the Parliamentary boundaries of the City of Glasgow, oii
being incapacitated through sickness from following their
usu4l occupation or employment, for the period of seven
days consecutively (sea sickness while on board ship ex-
cepted), shall, on applying to the Preses of the So.;;;ety,
either by letter or by production of the Surf;f_bn's eertifl-
eate, be entitled to receive a wcAly aliment of One Pound ;
which aliment shall euincnce, and be paid by the Trea-
surer within ",arty-eight hours of the Preses' order, and
t'`2:' untie to be paid 'until the Member receiving the same
be declared convalescent. Ailing Members residing with
out said boundary, must accompany their application for
aliment by a certificate, in form subjoined, to be re,iewed
A Member entering at the age of 23, may redeem at 55
for Xll. 2s. 4d., nr one-fourth of a4b. 93. 2d. = 1/. 15s. 7d.,
the annual contribution at 28 being one-fourth ot the annual
cQliti'lbk\tAQAlit 0.1 vi;. 74 2s. `,14.