MORE CLAIMS PAID
SIX SUN READERS COMPENSATED Several additional claims under THE SUN Free Insurance Scheme have been finalised this week, and compensation has been paid in the following cases:— Henry Hastings Melior, accountant, 11 Victoria Avenue, Mount Eden, was knocked down by a motor-truck in Dominion Road on September 29, and was seriously injured. Cheque for £lO paid over. Albert W. Burford, of Waitomo Avenue, Dominion Road, broke a leg at football on October 1; £lO compensation allowed. Thomas J. Franklin, of IS Avon Street, Parnell, injured at football on October 1; £lO compensation allowed. E. J. MacDonald, clerk, of Hikurangi, injured at football on October 1: £lO compensation allowed. E. H. Roberts, Pupuke Road, Birkenhead, injured in bicycle accident on September 22; £3 compensation allowed. Ethel Maud Barrett, domestic duties, Fernieigh Avenue, injured while alighting from tram; £2 10s compensation allowed. These cases further illustrate the practical value and liberality of THE SUN’S great free insurance offer. None of these claims could have been enforced under the scheme put forward by another paper in imitation of THE SUN’S Free Insurance. Register without delay! See coupon on page 18.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 176, 15 October 1927, Page 1
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190MORE CLAIMS PAID Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 176, 15 October 1927, Page 1
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