Insurance Benefits

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 164, 1 October 1927, Page 11

Insurance Benefits

Free to SUN Readers PROTECT YOUR DEPENDANTS AND ENROL TO-DAY Hjroe deliver?;' subscribers to TH E SUN are protected under our free insurance scheme a 3 soon as they place their mines on THE SUN’S free insurance register The benefits are summarised below: £I.OOO for ticket-bearing or fare-pay-ing passenger killed in passed* Sor railway train to which accident happens. £250 i:i accident to tram, steamer, f*rry, taxi-cab, motor-bus, horse cab, coach. (See full conditions for extension of benefits to drivers, guards, conductors, firemen, deckhands, etc.) £■2s*3 if killed while entering or alighting from stationary vehicle as specified. £-50 it killed by burning -of building where subscriber resides or works.

£250 If killed while endeavouring *o save human life. £250 if tram or ous conductor killed by falling or being struck and thrown by passing vehicle from footboard. £250 if killed as passenger in any passenger - conveying boat, steamer, or vehicle (excluding airplane or racing vehicle). £loCf*if killed as pedestrian in public thoroughfare coming in contact with moving vehicle. 1 £SOO if killed while travelling In or driving a passenger lift (see full condi tior.s). £250 if killed while engaged or competing as amateur in game or sport. £IOO if subscriber be killed while riding a bicycle or motor-bicycle (excluding trade purposes, speed trials, etc.). FOR DISABLEMENT from injuries ar sing out of above accident. £250 fox Noss of two limbs, loss of two eyes; or loss of one limb and one eye. (Notify within 14 days). £IOO ;for loss of one limb or one eye. ''Notify within 14 days). £ls maximum for temporary total disablement, viz., £5 weekly for not more than two weeks and not more than £5 medical expenses. (Notify within seven days). Copies of full conditions obtainable at THE SUN office, or any SUN agent.