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I CHARLES ROBERTSON, Secbktarv. -/, 1 %. w •i TUB ixu\sh ^permanent §mlbing jh^isriD SAYINGS' SOCIETY, TORONTO : INCORPORATED APRIL, 1859, PURSUANT TO THE ACT OP THF PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE, Qxn VICTORIA, CHAP. 90, AND AMENDMENTS. SH-A-ItES, SlOO E-A.OI5r = PAYABLE EITHER IN ADVANCE, OR BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. DIRECTORS : WILLIAM McMASTER, Esq., President. W. P. ROWLAND, Esq.. M.P.P., Vice-President GEORGE MICHIE, Esq., WM. HENDERSON, Esq., LAWRENCE HEYDEN, Esq., JAMES AUSTIN, Esq., ALEX. MURRAY, Esq., JOHN EWART, Esq. JOHN BOYD, Esq. JOHN LEYS, Esquire, Solicitor. BANKERS : - THE BANK OF TJPPEE CANADA. TOROJSTTO : PRINTED BY MALLON & MOYLAN, COLBORNE STREET. 18 6 0. Free 1 may j in pro witlio May perio( will preju( purch privil retirii JSocie May Year Of $ Six I Are Intel Itso i PROSPECTUS OF THE Freehold Permanent Building and Savings' Society, Th£ Stock Books of the Society being now open, Members may join at any period they choose, and participate in the Profits, in proportion to their Capital and the time it has been invested, without being subject to Fees and Fines. INVESTING MEMBERS May pay up their Slock in full, which will entitle them to receive periodical Dividends on their Shares. The Shares of this Society will be exempt from the usual fluctuations, which operate so prejudicially on Bank Stock, &c., as the Society is authorized to purchase its own Stock, previous to its becoming fixed Capital,— a privilege which enables it to relieve those members desirous of retiring from it, witliout loss to them and with advantage to the Society. BORROWING MEMBERS May repay their Loans at periods fixed by themselves, within Ten Years, in accordance with the Rules of the Society. DEPOSITS Of $10, and upwards, received, and Interest allowed at the rate of Six per cent, per annum. DEPOSITORS Are assured in this Society of better Security and a higher rate of Interest than is given by any SAVINGS' BANK, Its operations being based on Real Estate Securities, and provision being made by the Am.uuled Act of Parliament that no groaier amount shall be taken oq deposit than tliroe-fourthB of th(> paid-up Capital. It onPors, thoiefore, an excellent medium for invostinfii Trust Funds, or Moneys belonging lo CnuRCfrEs or Charitablk iNaTiTUTioNg, at a belter rate of Interest than is generally' ob- tained. Further particulars may be had at the Office/] StretM. CHARLES ROBERTSON, * Secretary- Treasurer. no groaier the paid-up ir investing ^'HARrTABl.K neralJj ob- Truasurtr. 11 E M A R K S ON THE ACT AMENDING THE LAW OF BUILDING SOCIETIES. The Act passed at the last Session of Parliament, amending the Law of Building Societies, and delinirig tiieir powern, has, at the same time, materially increased their puvilegeo; by enabling them to operate under an improved system, which renders it necessary, on the formation of a now Institution, to explani the changes provided for, and the working of the Sonoty under their operation. Previous to the passing of the amended Act, it A-as considered doubtful, whether Building Societies had the power to receive moneys on deposit, to be used for the purposes of the Society. This question is now settled ; special permission being given, in the amended Act, 1o receive deposits to the extent of three-fourths of the paid-up Stock of the Society ; a privilege which cannot fail to increase its profits, on the reasonable assumption that the depositors will contribute an amount equal to at least one-half of the paid-Uj) Capital of the Society. Another material change from the former system is, the per- mission to capitalize the paid-up Shares, by which means. Share- holders will be entitled to receive periodical Dividends, instead of waitmg for the termination of a cycle, as has been usual in similar Societies. The want of a provision for paying dividends has been found to operate as a serious drawback to the extension of these useful Institutions ; as many people of moderate capital, whose necessities require the annual payment of interest, have been prevented from investing in them, from being unable to wait, as heietofore required, for the realization of the Shares. The. amended law- has, however, remedied this obstacle, so that capitalistb may now avail themselves of its advantages, with safety to themselves and n 6 The improved principle of working the Society, al«o, permit, which have boon «er.ou«Iy felt as an unnecessary burden, beside comphcatmg the accounts of the Society. r u 1^°/"*=^"°^" P*:rmanent Bitildino Society, as now ei^tab- hshed, offers an excellent medium for the investment of the savings of the industrious classes, its stock being pledged for the security of all deposits made to it, and being under the government of Directors of .ong experience in business, and well known to the commercial community, whose stock is pa-d up. It offers an excellent guarantee for the careful investment of moneys left on deposit or invested in sh ires. Depositors will receive the h.ghest rate of Interest consistent with the safety and proper working of the Society. Sums under $50 may be withdrawn without notice, and without any forfeiture of Interest, in accordance wilh the Deposit Tables puhlinhed, the object of t!ie Directors being to encourage habits o-- economy and industry, rather than the reah- zation of large profits. They feel convinced, that one of the fir.t steps towards the improvement of their fellow-citizens is, to en- courage a desire to save and accumulate their earnings, as a wise provision for future contingencies. In offering facilities for such a purfxMe, through the medium of tliis Society, the Directors trust to a discemmg public to make them available. CHARLES ROBERTSON, Secretary-Treasurer. ToBONTo, June, 1859. also, permits \g Mombero, r the use or benefit of the So( ieiy, or which shall in any wise belong to th« Society, shall be appropriated and applied in loans or advances lo the several members, and toward the necessary expenses of the Soc ety ; but no menib.-r shall be entitled to receive, by way of loan or advance, more than the amount of his share or shares subscribed for. Should the funds of the Soci tv not be taken up by the members, at the u>ual rates charged by the Directors, such funds may be otherwise invested for the benefit of the S ciety at the discretion of the Directors, of which members may, neverthe ess, avail themselves. 3rd. The Shares of the Society shall be of ihe value of $100 each ; and may be either paid in full, or by equal monthly instal- ments within five yearn. 4th. Monthly subscriptions, and all repayments, fines and other payments, shall be paid at the Society's office, on the first day of every month, or when the first day falls on Sunday, or a legal holiday, then on the day following, or to any of the Society's agents, three dayn previously, until otherwise ordered by the Di- rectors. The subscription for each Share shall be $1 67c. per month ; to commence, and be paid, on the first day in the month next after which the member shall be ndmitted, in respect of each share, and to continue for the term of Five Years, certain. 5th. Shareholders paying their Stock in full shall be entitled f\ ,1 Hi! I i 10 consent of the Direolors L I ^ m advance, may, with the -nth,.o.ait.irh2:::^;rt„",:;,^--''-^aadi,i„„a, form f qnorl ,0, f^e 1 1.: ^T"" <°' "••""■ ""'^^ ^^all lass th,n five „ r,lva„ «l Sh ^"""r^' "'"• ^'"'" "old not orasTr„.tee; an^Tho hal l::: r"''" " '""' °"" "^h' President and Vioe-F.e°„ en "trn "T"^ Ihemselve, a s.a,, .e e,ee,ed fo. the te™ of one yj, ^.Tstu ,11^X2 .he Dttts'ttr"!''"''' "^''^'f "' '"-^ V'-P-'Oen., power to apZfa c'hai LT^ "" '"* "' ""^ '^''"''' »"-" have Shan be comp^n^ ItlZl' ZT"'' ""' "i" ""■=" ^'""™«' i^ciBui 10 transact the business of the Society. s«chtLb„^tt:;bl"'?.r *="' \^ "^ ^^'""■- -» « seated by any "therimb^ .■^"'"""'^ P''^^™' "' '«P'«=- 3..wenty.and„nevLt;;-7v°shrif^^^^ -s.eeesso.,retitl7r;rar "^^z^z 7^;rz ir: --^-""^^^^ and the Board shpll I ^ ' """>' ''^^^ «^ the Society ; lations^fo^^e !it:fT's:";''^rorT^ Shareholders, provided that LTlT^! "' ^^''""'' ""^ with the general mlea or thTA T^""™' are not inconsistent inoorporalfd. ""^ "^"'^ ""'''' '"''«'> *« Society is ? for CO f time ( f e paying any lay, with the of additional e control and n Jhree shall hall hold not r own right lemselves a •Jd the office he Directors eligible for ^-President, shall have i Chairman 3ty. ot ; and at t or repre- entitled to 'ach Share :ess of tiiat Society, or election of ^nation. ' be called e present, their own Society ; nd Regu- ents, and Jonsistent Society is with any ■onto, for iety, and i 11 for conducting other financial matters, as they shall from time to time deem necessary. 12th. The Directors are authorized to borrow money for the use of the Society ; to receive money on deposit, in sums of not less than $10 ; and to pay such interest therefor, and under such regulations as they may, from time to time, deem advisable ; and to loan such money, either on mortgage of real estate, or in any other way ihey may think best for ttie interests of the Institution. 13th. The Directors shall, from time to time, inspect the books and accounts kept by the Secretary ; and shall have power to appoint agents to transact any business for the Society, and to pay them out of the funds of the Society such remuneration for their services as they shall think reasonable : and subscriptions or repayments may be paid by members to such agents at the time hereinbefore provided ; -and such agents shall transmit the same, with an account to the Secretary, before four o'clock on the monthly subscription day, or ^ay such fine as the Directors shall think proper. 14th. If any Director shall die, or resign, or "become incapa- ble to act as Director, or become bankrupt, or insolvent, or com- pound with his creditors, or cease to hold the required number of unadvanced Shares, or be removed from his office by a resolution of a special general meeting of the members, or shall for three months successively be absent from the meetings, of the Board, without the consent of the Directors, he shall thereupon cease to be a Director of the Society ; and the President may convene a special meeting of the Directors, and at such special meeting they shall appoint another member of the Society to be a Director in his place as hereinbefore provided; and no Director shall take part in any discussion, or vote on any question, in which he shall have a personal interest, other than as a member. T5th. A general annual meeting of the members shall be held ai the office or rooms of the Society, or such place as the Directors may appoint, on the first Wednesday in the month of June, A.D. 1860, and on the same day in each year thereafter, for the purpose of electing seven Directors, to seive for the ensuing year ; and at which meetings a statement of the affairs of the Society shall be made up to the first day of May previous. I 12 16th. No bonus shall ho naul nn«;i ♦!,« u or losses of the Society, nor shall have the rj-ht to vnt^ Jt may De called by the Directors, upon the members beinc notified of such meeting, through the Post Office, or otherwise a t^ discretion of the Directors "'neiwise, at tho by proxy, -epresen.ed at the mee, n^ tl Ch! ' 7 "" P'''°" '' hiving, o « 4- . ""^"^'^^'"ng • ine Chairman of any meetinw I.av.„g a caslmg vote, m addition to Ids vote a. a member * *« dTe. ys:cX;.''t'ho'?r'"'f' "''° ^••^" '"^° p-^"- hi. office shall (nr„,7' "^''°' '"'"''« ''■"^"ng "pon the duties of behalf «.f tli« «o ■ * I, receive and pay all moneys for and on ^r^d-iit^S'-riri^f-"^ moneys as he sl.al, have on hand when they amol' to /Z He shall attend all meetings of the Directors or remberlof t^' onnr\,.n*f^. to time, be thought necessary by the Directors- signatt'omrSet I'lnT" fv '"^ ''™'' -"''°"' *« the Vice-President? anS S A T ""' "^""'' " ""'«^=' •" appointed hy the B!;r:trtt'';nf;r'"' " "' '"'^ ^^'-'« minu'^-booMnZTi^uct "' '""'\*^' '=' '''"■='='' '" " time M t™!. J- ' '' ■"*""«' "' ">« Directors may, from fme ,0 time, irec; such entries to.b, signed by the bJm7^, is realized or 3r in the profits to vote at any idvances have of the Society being notified siwise, at the eral meetinga •e mentioned), 5r in person or fatiy nieeting rnber. ! also perform the duties of irectors; and ys for and on es be a suffi- mJc all such lint to $100. ribers of the lings in the > — in proper e same, or a ■ture of the leetings (by ibers vvrhich ' Directors: ra all other tvithout the r iiJness, of le Director itered in a may, from Piegident, I 13 Vice-Fru8ulent, or Chairman, as well as by the Secretary and Treasurer. 22n(l. The name find place of abode of each Shareholder shall be entered in a re£;istry-book, to be kept for that purpose ; tmd any member chang'infT his residence shall, within one calendar month thereafter, give notice, in writing-, to the Secretary, of such change, and of his new place of abode and address, or in default thereof be fined 50 cents. 23rd. One or more Surveyors shall be appointed, who shall survey and examine the property offered by any member of the Society, if the Directors shall consider it necessary, and shall, in all cases, render, at the Society's office, a report, in writing, to the Directors, of the value and state of such property, in such form as the Directors shall prescribe, anct who shall be paid such fees as the Directors shall think reasonable. 24th. One or more Solicitors shall be appointed (who shall hold not less than five unadvanced shares each), who shall transact such necessary business of the Society as the Directors may require, for which he shall receive a fair and reasonable allowance. 25th. Tlie Solicitor shall invortigate the title to any property offered by any member as security to the Society, and shall in all cases render to the Directors a report, in writing, whether such title be deemed by him good and sufficient for the purposes ot the Society; and shall prepare all necessary mortgage-deeds and instruments in favor of the Society. The Solicitor's and Surveyor's fees, and other charges, shall, in all cases, be paid by the member on whose account they may be incurred. 2sai.. All persons taking Stock in the Society, shall sign the rules thereof, in a book to be kept for that purpose. 27th. The fines, for the non-payment of the monthly sub- scriptions on unadvanced shares, shall be : — I'Kli SHARK. For the first month - . 3 cents. " second" 7 " « third « 10 « And so on, increasing in thn same sum every month, until the fines shall equal the amount of the subscriptions paid in, when the same, and the interest of any member in respect thereof, shall jj!;, Mm' ' !( N Hii II which the «„„. ? >. ^. " """^y^ ''"« ''y membere, for wmch the fine, are not herein provided, shall be a. the rate of 3 cent, per dolJar per monft on .he amoun. due. .. meet an7neZa™„ tft' ™" "^ "?»" ""^ «»•-" .o take up7hrarnrs:d ^'^z'^^:'"'-"^'^"^ necessary securities tn th^ \ ^ ' *'^ *° complete the one ™on.i 3:rr;';ri\r;:y:Tne":f 'ot dt'°"' r'" dispose of .he money gran.ed.o such member. clauses nraiut !, '^"''""''' '" '""^ f"™' ™<1 """ain such 2l IhinTfi .r^ =«"«■"<'""' »» 'he Solicitors for the Society hi. :«-pafme„tL: tv:7 zr;:^£T ^^ t'« •« p^^ rercterri:'^'**"™'^^ "^-'^"'"^^^^^ with such sa arv ' "'^^^'^°'' "P''""' " P<"™»' "^ P-'""^. ooiiecttrt-rp^rrre i;^7emti^r;hf possess, also, power to sell and dispose of such pmmires h, 3 occ,,n? / '" ."""^ ""^ """S^gor Shall be himself the actual occupier of such mortgaged premises, then the mortKage 6oc>e.y, a. a fair rent, .o be named in such deed ; and .he Directors .ha 1 have power to distrain as between landlord and te^nt And when any sale shall take place, of anv n^^.,'!..^""'; 15 fter any share Directors shall amount due to mpetent juris- V re-payments members, for at the rate of ice of a share retary, of the the property siety, in such losit with the ating thereto, n real estate, lolder decline complete the sctors, within ar per share, ay olhej-wise illy made to !ontain such r the Society that in case efuse to pay the space of fi or without or persons, : proper, to s ; with the imself may emises, by shall think limself the B mortgage lant to the e Directors nd tenant. to the Society, the Directors shall have power to retain and apply so much of the purchase money as will be necessary to pay ttie same sum as would be required to redeem the property, pursuant to the provisions contained in these rules ; together with all other payments, moneys, and expenses due to the Society, and to pay the suiplus thereof to the mortgagor. 30th. All property, secured to the Society, consisting of build- ings, shall be insured by the mortgagor, if required by the Directors, in such sum and office as they shall think advisable ; and the policy or policies shall be assigned over to the Society. In case any member, having executed a mortgage to the Society, shall make default in payment of the expenses which may be incurred, in and about insuring, and keeping insured, the mortgaged pre- mises, or ot the ground-rent or other payments to which the said property may be subject, pursuant to the covenant in the mort- gage-d^ed, he shall pay a fine of one dollar; and if default shall continue beyond one monthly subscription day, he shall pay in addition such fine as he would have incurred for the non-payment of an equal amount of re-payments, at the time appointed lor the payment thereof: the Society not to be responsible for any conse- quences arising from any omission in the payment of the premium, or other payment due on any policy of insurance. 31st. In case of damage by fire, the Directors shall receive, from the Insurance Office, the amount payable in respect of such damage ; and the receipt of the Secretary and Treasurer of the Society shall be a sufficient discharge, to the Insurance Office, for the money therein expressed to be received ; and the Directors shall have full power to settle and adjust with the Insurance Office any question relating to such insurance, and to accept the amount to J?e paid by the Insurance Office, in respect to the damage done to the premises ; or to make such arrangements with the Insurance Office, as to the rebuilding or repairing of the said premises, or relating thereto, as the Directors shall think reasonable. 32nd. The Directors shall, at their discretion, either lay out the money which shall be received from any Insurance Office as aforesaid, or any part thereof, in repairing the damage done to the premises ; or retain and apply the same, or such part thereof as they shall think fit, in or towards payment and satisfaction of the ajrnnnnt urhin.h ahnll hn dim from thp mnrtfirap'or to the Societv. and I 1 "i : m 16 tl.. property c„mo,.,.c.d in suh 1"1, ''''■' '''"""« '° by Insurance Companies ■ and 7^ ."'" """'"^ ''"'""''■^ trade shall be com™ eed, " e L o"T„:d "''"T P"™" ""^ thing shall take place whio,™ M "' ^ """-■' "^""f <>'. ofth'ep„,i„yof%''i::j,':; J t;,:,e7err,f:'''''™"''"^ the member ne-rlectin.. to JZ "'"', "f""""" "''=''1 be given j and the dtscretion of h Di Z Ttor'""""! """ ""^ =• «"«' « not less than twenty clml!; "' ""V"."'" "'"" "^ ''""ar,, but Directors shalUf7ey,w;r,rf "" T" ''"■"• ""'' '"« h^:tSrproC'~^^^ ™or,.,edpre„:re:;:d:t:o:;^;;tr;;::e:™^^^^^^^^^^^^ the mortoage, he shall h. a lib't °^ ^T""'' ^"''J™' "> the Directors, „p„„ fir.t -luly t^LTr^; tit: V"""';' °' such mortgage, to the intended pun-h.^o, in,, " ^^ these ruLvs; and unon si.r-i, ,;"'-?''.'""""""-'' Prov,d«d by arrears ,lue to ih. SocLvT T """"» ^'"Pletecl, and a^ the conveyance tothrpLZr "TT"""'' '"'"« P"'"' •"■" tl-celbrth, becotnliar :;:;"':«' "'* """""'••' ""»"' respect of such shares- andtl,! I . ""P"^"""''" Payable in .nortg„«„, and at" 'ci tl^d Crr:^'""';" '"" ""«'""' liability n, respect thereof. ' ' " '"'"""' ""'" "" '"""■« and Subject t tl "pp^vt "T t °r f '"^ "' "'^ "™ ^'^P--' -curity .0 the SoTetH 1 eu of Z "' "^ °"'" P""^"^' "^ gaged. ^ . "'^ "'" P'-I^'ty originally mort- 36th. If any member shall deiirf to h-,., u- ■Hscharged from a mort..a.,e to ^he Soc 1 f f , ' ^"'""'^ of the full term for which fZ \ 7' '"'*"'' *^ e.xpiration to do so on paym™ „f tl r " """''"'' '"' ^'■"" '"' ="'"»•'"' „„„, payment ol all re-jjayments, and any fines, fees an,l other Slims due in ,ej„Mcf th"rp-,( „■- • ' -, •• ' --..^,t.t,i, iii.,reoi. Up Lo tile tnne of the redemp- fii'i 17 3h other person the Society, h give to the ai'8 relating to ujiJJy required nt period any hor matter or. ct the vahdity )e given ; and pay a fine, at ^o doJJars, but aie; and the nee in every e information id about the cordingly. moitgage to Yf subjecf to e consent of secured by provided by ted, and all ? paid, and baser shaljj payable in the original 1 ail future Jxecutecf a n expense, •roperty, as ally mort- property expiration le allowed fees, and J redemp- tio» of such mortgage, and of the present vahio of the future 'i re-payments, calculated to the end of the term, and discounted at ^ such rate of interest and on such terms as tlie Dn-octors may determine. 37th. On the redemption of any socuiity by a member, or when all re-payments have jjeen made by hiui on advances, pur- suant to these rules, a full discharge of such security shall bo executed, and the same shall be delivered to such member, with all other deeds and documents deposited by him in connexion with such security; and such discharge shall be prepared, and the necessary signatures obtained, and any matters relating thereto transacted, by the Sobcitor to the Society, at the expense of such member. 38th. In case of the death or insanity of a member, whose shares are not fixed or permanent capital, before receiving an ad- vance, and upon the application of the legal representative of such deceaseil or insane member, lo withdraw fiom the Society, such representative shall be entitled to a preference before ordinary members, anil to withdraw at any time, and to receive back the amount of subscriptions or shares which such deceased or insane member may have paid to the Society, less all fines and fees due' and unpaid by the insane or deceased member at the time of bis seizure or death, with the interest thereon, as hereinafter provided. 39th. Any member, not having an advance, or whoso share has not become fixed capital, bein/,' desirous of withdrawing from the Society part or the whole of his shares, may, on giving one calendar month'ii notice in writing to the Secretary, be allowed to do so, and may receive back with interest at 6 per cent., the net amount of his monthly subscriptions paid up, deducting any fines, fees, interest, or forfeiture that may be due ; provided that no member sb- " be entitled to receive interest on any share on which less than twtJive monfldy subscriptions shall have been paid. But the Directors may allow a higher rate of interest than 6 per cent., to members withdrawing, if they think it advisable so to do. 40th. Any shareholder may transfer his share or shares by causing an entry of such transfer to be made in the books of the Society, in such manner as tlie Directors may appoint, and upon payment of the sura of 50 cents for each transfer, and thereupon 18 m the transferee (after diguing the rules) shall be entitled to all the privileges of the original shareholder. 4l8t. In case of the death or insanity of any member, the legatee or legal representative of suoh member shall, before becoming entitled to the privileges of an original shareholder, procure his place of abode and the paiticulars of his title, to be registered in the books of the Society, or in default thereof for one month shall pay a fine of 60 cents, and shall at the same time exhibit the will or probate thereof, or grant of letters of adminis- tration or other document, (as the case may be,) for the inspection and satisfaction of the Directors, and pay for such registry the sum of 50 cents. 42nd. The Directors shall meet monthly, or oltener if neces- sary. 43rd. No dissolution of this Society shall take place, unless Its affairs be deranged, or its principles prove inadequate to pro- mote its objects, or its funds be insufficient to meet the claims, or from any other such cause, rendering the dissolution absolutely necessary, and then only by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, either in person or by proxy, at a special general meeting to be called for that purpose. 44th. In the practical application of these rules, or any rules hereafter to be made in virtue thereof, the construction put upon them by the Board of Directors shall be final and conclusive. Every word in the singular number shall be a^iplicable to the plural, and every word importing the masculine gender shall, where necessary, be understood to mean a female as well as a male, unless there be something in the subject matter or context repugnant to such construction. oil . siolibu rid :.. tLl[ .iUi;<[ ii'j'Kj '., , ,.lJi'j;j v.n[ () iijjiii 1- n'lliii Vmber, the ill; before areholder, itle, to be thereof for same time ' adminis- inspection y the sum if neces" le, unless ite to pro> claims, or ibsolutely members 1 meeting any rules put upon inclusive. >le to the ier shall, ivell as a •r context 3 lii'jm(j.({