Practical Lessons in Actuarial Science By MILES MENANDER DAWSON, Consulting Actuary NEW EDITION ENLARGED AND IMPROVED The Simplest, Most Comprehensive, and Most Practical Elementary Actuarial Text-Book ever published. It is issued in two volumes, one of which contains 350 pages of text, and the other 325 pages of tables. VOLUME I.-TEXT. This standard Text-Book, which has recently been greatly enlarged and improved, is so arranged and written that it is not only exceptionally valuable in schools and colleges, but is equally available for students without tutors. In order to fully comprehend actuarial science, as succinctly set forth in this admirable work, no knowledge of mathematics higher than elementary algebra is required, and as the notation corresponds to that of the Institute of Actuaries' Text-Book, the student can pass to that work without difficulty or confusion. The construction and graduation of mortality tables is explained; many exercises and examples are given; contracted multiplication and division methods are demonstrated, and new chapters covering Interest, Annuities Certain, Bonds, Debentures and Instalment Loans are introduced. The construction and use of Select Tables, including "Calendar Year" select tables, and Select and Ultimate Reserves, are also explained VOLUME II.-TABLES. The second volume is devoted exclusively to tables, and is most complete and exhaustive, the following tables being embraced therein. STANDARD TABLES. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE TABLES.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 44, 4, 34 and 3%. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE TABLES, MAKEHAMIZED.With Commutation Columns, One Life, 3 and 3%; with Commutation Columns, Joint Lives, Equal Ages, 34 and 3%. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE TABLE, SELECT AND ULTIMATE.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 3 and 3%. ACTUARIES' TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 4, 34 and 3%. HM TABLE (WOOLHOUSE) and Hм TAble (MakeHAM'S FORMULA).-Each with Commutation Columns, One Life, 44, 4, 34 and 3%. HM (5) TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 4, 3 and 3%. HF TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 44, 4, 34 and 3%. SPRAGUE'S SELECT LIFE TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4, 34 and 3%. CRAIG'S IMPAIRED LIFE TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4%. NORTHAMPTON TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 5, 4 and 3%. CARLISLE TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4, 3 and 3%. FARR'S ENGLISH LIFE TABLES.-Males, with Commutation Columns, 5, 4 and 3%; females, with Commutation Columns, 4 and 3%. 23 GERMAN Offices' TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4, 34 and 3%. FRENCH ACTUARIES' TABLES.-Insured Lives, with Commutation Columns, 4, 31 and 3%; Annuitants, with Commutation Columns, 4, 34 and 3%. AMERICAN TROPICAL TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, One Life, 4, 34 and 3%. NATIONAL FRATERNAL CONGRESS TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4, 34 and 3%. DES PARCIEUX AND DUVILLARD TABLES.-Each with Commutation Columns, 4%. SCANDINAVIAN COMPANIES' TABLES.-Male and female. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT TABLE. CANADA LIFe and Canada LIFE SELECT TABLES. CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION SELECT TABLE. VARIOUS POPULATION TABLES. BRITISH GOVERNMENT SICKNESS TABLES.-With values at 4, 3 and 3%. CONVERSION TABLES.-Single or Annual Premiums from Annuities. FARR'S HEALTHY MALE TABLE.-With Commutation Columns, 4%. MCCLINTOCK'S ANNUITANT'S TABLES.-With Commutation Columns, 34%. Males, one life. Females, one life. Males, joint lives, equal ages. Females, joint lives, equal ages. Males and females, joint lives, equal ages. In brief, this new edition of "Practical Lessons in Actuarial Science" is undoubtedly the clearest, most complete and valuable work of its kind extant; and it has the endorsement of many of the ablest living actuaries and mathematicians. Printed on supercalendered paper, with broad margins for notation purposes, and substantially bound in half-russia. Volume I, Text, 350 pages, $4.00; Volume II, Tables, 325 pages, $4.00. THE TWO VOLUMES TOGETHER, $7.00. Sent postpaid upon receipt of price. ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO THE PUBLISHERS THE SPECTATOR 135 WILLIAM STREET COMPANY NEW YORK THERE IS Always a Good Opportunity for a Good Man TO REPRESENT The MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company of New York Its Reputation Insures Success for You are invited to apply for information upon this subject to GEORGE T. DEXTER, Superintendent of Domestic Agents 32 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK CITY STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING 113 PITT ST., SYDNEY, N. S. W. I. O. F. PREMIUM RATES PER $1,000, ORDINARY CLASS (CEASING AT 70TH A FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY That does not Assess for Death Claims. The members pay monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, stated premiums, which are graded according to age at joining and assurance carried, and which remain the same so long as continuous good standing is maintained. The premiums will produce the sum assured at the expectancy of life or 70 years of age, plus a provision for expenses. BENEFITS GIVEN BY THE I. O. F. 1.-The Mortuary Benefit of $500, $1,000, $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, or $5,000. 2.-A Total and Permanent Disability Benefit of one-half of face value of policy, with exemption from further payment of premiums or Court dues. 3.-An Old Age Benefit consisting of exemption from payment of premiums and Court dues after age 70. 4.-An Old Age Disability Benefit of one-tenth of face value of policy payable yearly for ten years, on being declared totally and permanently disabled by infirmities of age after the seventieth birthday. 5.—An Old Age Pension payable during disability, which may be taken as a substitute for the Old Age Disability Benefit. YEAR OF AGE). AGE PER MONTH PER YEAR 28 1 06 6.-Free Medical Attendance by Court Physician where not dispensed 34 1 32 15 84 with by Court by-law; also trained nurses in certain cases. 7.-A Sick Benefit of $3 to $5 per week, subject to provisions of the Constitution and Laws of the Order; Optional, and when taken costs extra. 8.-A Burial Benefit of $100 at death of a Pensioner. 9.-A Funeral Benefit of $50 at death of a member enrolled in Sick and Funeral Benefit Department. 10.-Social and Fraternal Privileges of the Court Room. Benefits Paid to 1st June, 1905, $17,628,163.43 Funds accumulated to Ist June, 1905, $8,849,552.40 Membership, 1st June, 1905, 232,0 ORONHYATEKHA, M. D., Supreme Chief Ranger. 35 1 38 16 56 36 1 44 17 28 37 1 50 18 00 38 1 56 18 72 39 1 62 19 44 40 1 68 20 16 41 1 76 21 12 42 1 84 22 08 43 1 92 23 04 44 2 00 24 00 45 2 08 24 96 46 2 18 26 16 47 2 32 27 84 48 2 50 30 00 49 2 70 32 40 50 2 90 34 80 51 3 10 37 20 52 3 30 39.60 JOHN A. MCGILLIVRAY, K. C. 53 3 60 43 20 Supreme Secretary. 54 3 90 46 80 |