1.—Deposits may be received either from members or non-members.
2.—Every depositor shall pay fourpence for a Deposit Book, containing a printed copy of these rules and a table of interest, in which all deposits or withdrawals shall be entered.
3.—No person shall deposit more than Ten Shillings in any one payment, nor have more than £20 on deposit at the same time.
4.—Interest at the rate of £4. 3s. 4d. per cent, per annum shall be paid on each sum of not less than Four Shillings continuing on deposit for not less than three months, reckoning from the 20th day of March, June, September, and December in each year.
5.—Two clear days' notice to be given for withdrawals.
6.—A penny receipt stamp shall be attached, at the cost of the depositor, on withdrawals of £2 and upwards.
7.—No money shall be received or paid without the production of the Deposit Book, and depositors must attend personally (if possible) when any money is to be withdrawn.
8.—If a Deposit Book is filled with entries, it shall be delivered to the Secretary, that the balance may be transferred to another book, for which the depositor shall pay fourpence.
9.—Deposits are received upon the express condition that no writing or mark shall be made in the Deposit Book, except by the Secretary of the Society, or some person acting under his authority, and if any writing or mark is so made, it shall in no way affect the Society.
10.—The Deposit Book must be preserved intact, and if lost, torn, or cut, shall be replaced at the cost of the depositor, and when an account is closed must be given up.

N.B.—Deposits will be received and paid every Saturday at Park Road, from 2 to 2-45 ; Wellingborough Road, from 3 to 4-15 p.m. ; and at the Office, High Street, from 2 to 4-30 p.m.
The Secretary has charge of the accounts, and will see that proper attendance is given at the times appointed for Receipts and Payments.

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