The Nineteenth Century , No 182, Apr 1892 [‎11r] (26/244)

The Nineteenth Century Adveetiser , A pril 1892.
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ALLEN &HANBURYS, Plough Court, Lombard Street, London.
BRITISH EPITABLE ASSDRAM COMPANY,
QUEEN STREET PLACE, E.G.
JIL QUJaRTER JL IVEIIilLiION'.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Conder , Esq., Palace Chambers, Westminster.
William Sutton Govbr , Esq., Casino House, Heme Hill,
and Queen Street Place, City.
John Middleton Hare , Esq., Stoke Newington.
Thomas Edmund Heller , Esq., 40 Gkmden Boad,
Clapham, S.W.
William George Lemon , Esq., Barrister-at-Law
Lincoln's Inn.
William Smith , Esq., Upper Norwood.
Robert Parker Taylor , Esq., London Bridge, E.G.
E dward Bean Underbill , Esq., LL.D. (Honorary
Secretary, Baptist Missionary Society), Hampstead.
Auditors.
Alfred Henry Baynes , Esq. (Secretary, Baptist Missionary Society), Furnival Street, Holborn.
Robert Kae , Esq,, Paternoster Row, E .C.
Thomas Henry Wells , Esq., Denmark Hill, S.E,
Solicitors. —Messrs. Henry Gover & Son, 3 Adelaide Place, London Bridge.
Managing Director and Actuary.— William Sutton Gover , Esq., F.I.A., E .S.S.
Assistant Actuary.— Frederic Field Gover , Esq., F .S.S,
Sub-Manager.— John Wilkinson Fairey , Esq.
THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1891.
NEW BUSINESS.
1,174 Policies issued for M .. £201,451
New Premium Income •• .. •• •« .« .. .. 6,435
REVENUE OF THE YEAR.
Premiums .. »• -. m ..£139,646
Interest, &c. .. m — .. .. 53,893
£193,538
ACCUMULATED FUND.
Laid by in the Year .. .. .. • • • • • • •• •« • • £30,695
Accumulated Fund on 31st January, 1891 .. .. •• •. .. .. £1,328,230
Claims and Bonuses paid under Company's Policies ^ . . £1,422,193
Active and Influential Agents Wanted*
trad marks,
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ThePerfected
The Lancet writes :—^his is a highly diastasic Malt Extract of very agreeable taste. . . . We find that one ounce
of Bynin will digest perfectly one pound of starch. This is a most favourable result, and, coupled with the fluidity and
pleasant flavour, renders this preparation a most valuable one.'
Sold only in Bottles, is. pd. each.
The above preparations can he had through any Chemist > or direct from the Manufacturers—
^alt and qil.
An intimate combination of Allen & Hanburys ' Malt Extract
with the well-known Cod-Liver Oil of their own manufacture, A
valuable nutrient and restorative in which, practically, all flavour
of the Oil is effectually overcome.
Bynol is a perfect form for the administration of Cod Liver Oil, in
that the oil being in a state of infinitely fine sub-division is readily
assimilated, and the tendency to sickness, sometimes caused by the
Oil in its natural condition, is overcome. No better means can be
adopted for taking Cod-Liver Oil and assuring its effectual and easy
digestion.
Put up, like Allen & Hanburys' Malt Extract,
in Jars, 2s. and 3s. 6d. each.
dvmim liquid malt forms a valuable adjunct to Allen
Of I Pi & Hanburys ' 4 Perfected' Cod Liver Oil. It is free
from the inconvenient consistence of ordinary Malt Extract, whilst
possessing its nutritive and peptic properties in perfection.