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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1928, Page 12

£370 Paid Out in Two Months under New Benefit Policy of the ‘Star’ FREE Insurance Scheme CLAIMS PAID. Pedestrian Accidents which proved fatal. William Coe, Otahuhu £ 1 Accidentally killed by motor car while A* X walking along Great South Road. Mrs. E. S. Dukes, City jO *1 Knocked down and fatally injured by A tramcar whilst crossing Upper Symonds Street. Although Mrs. Dukes only registered four days before meeting with a fatal accident, the claim was immediately acknowledged. HOME ACCIDENTS. Mrs. Sarah Blamires, broken arm . . . . £lO Mrs. Dora Gray, broken arm £lO Mrs. Margaret Kay, fractured arm . . . . £lO Mrs. Priscilla Lovegrove, fractured arm. . £lO Mrs. May Rose Morrison, broken leg . . £lO Mr. Edward Ross Campbell, broken leg £lO CHILDREN’S ACCIDENTS. John Byerley, broken leg £5 Edward Mullen, fractured arm .. .. £5 Total £370 The “Star’s” Free Insurance Scheme has proved its practical value to our subscribers. During the first two months in which the new scheme (liberally extending the benefits) has been in force, sums totalling £370 have been paid out. These include two sums of £l5O paid to pedestrians unfortunately killed on the highway—and the “Star” is the only paper which pays on this liberal scale—and six sums of £lO each paid to readers who sustained injuries, involving broken bones, in their homes. Parents of children who also suffered broken limbs shared in the distribution, receiving sufficient, probably, to pay the medical expenses involved. If you have registered as a reader of the “Auckland Star, you are eligible for all the benefits of the scheme, including — £ 1000 for train, wreck or lift fatality to a passenger. £250 in the event of death by accident to tram, bus, motor cab, or ferry, or for total disablement in such accidents; or if burned to death at home or at work. £l5O in the event of death by drowning while boating or bathing; or in a defined sports game on an authorised ground; or if killed at home, or in an accident to a cycle or motor cycle while riding for pleasure. Remember, husband and wife are covered by the One Registration. The New Benefits Include HOME ACCIDENTS. £1 50 ea<^er *h*H be killed as the result of an accident ***” in his or her private dwellinghouse, flat or rooms, such address being, the address registered on the Reader’s Certificate of Registration, or in his or her garden attached to such dwellinghouse, flat or rooms. £1 A ** a re,H ’ t * n accident above described the Reader shall fracture a leg above the ankle, or an arm above the wrist, or shall sustain a broken jaw or collarbone. CHILDREN’S ACCIDENTS. £E *° th® P* r ®nt whose name appears on the Registration Form in the event of an accident to his or her child over the age of 6 and under the age of 16 years causing broken arm above the wrist or broken leg above the ankle, providing such accident is the direct result of one of the aforementioned and defined accidents and does not occur during employment. Sign The Coupon To-day To the “Auckland Star” Registration Department, Box 1409, Auckland. Reader’s Full Name (Write as dearly as possible) Address .. ... . . Are you already a Subscriber? Please register me as a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the “Auckland Star,” June 28,. 1928. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct from this office. (Post with Stamped and Addressed Envelope for Acknowledgment of Registration. Halfpenny Stamp.'if flap turned in, sufficient)