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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 11 December 1924, Page 7

A few days ago Mr. H.. .Dennis, in the employ of the. Ha were County Council, who was working in the Mauawapou Gorge, had helped a ear in difficulties. f J he ear had run, into the mater-table and required assistance to get on to the road again. 23y some unaccountable means Mr. Dennis got his finger badly broken. It was not until the ear had left on its way that the injury was discovered. First aid was rendered by Dr. Young, who was also present. On going to' the hospital for further attendance it was found that the injury was of a much more serious nature, and necessitated the amputation of the finger. Mr Dennis, who unfortunately does not even know the party whom he‘assisted, is unfortunately faced with exbenses; Unemployment without compensation for a. few weeks at least as well as the loss of his linger. INSURE NOW and participate in the BONUS DISTRIBUTION at 31st December next. Last year the cash sum divided amongst policy holders in the A.M.P. SOCIETY exceeded £1,960,000. Here are some actual examples of bonuses which attached at 31st December, 1923, to policies completed during the period July to December, 1923: I Policy No. 490,786: Age 17. sum assured £2OOO Annual premium £34. Reversionary Imrus for first year 1923 £4l 16s. Policv No. 489,545: Age 28.’ sum assuied £uoo. Annual premium £ll 9s 7d. Reversionary bonus for first year, 1923, £lO 14s.‘ Policy No. 489,871: Age 40. Sum assured £IO.OO. Annual premium £32 4s 2d. Reversionary bonus for first year 1923 £2l 14s. (Bonuses vest when* pc icics have been two years in force.) An A.M.P. Pooey will safeguard the future for you and you-?. Discuss your insurance needs with one of the* Society’s agents. R. S. HAYBITTLE, A.M.P. Society, Hawera. 11’27