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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 708, 6 July 1929, Page 8

Claims Paid The Only Test of the Value of FREE Insurance to the Readers of a Newspaper is this it Cover the Risks and Hazards of Everyday Life ? 99 When TELE SUN originated Free Insurance of its readers a competitor promptly produced an imitation scheme. Full page announcements paraded the alleged advantages of our contemporary’s offer. A year passed, and the number of persons who had benefited by this allegedly liberal scheme could be counted on the fingers of one hand ! Then it was revised and slightly extended benefits relating to home accidents and children’s broken limbs were introduced, involving compensation in a few cases. THE SUN’S scheme is no “ gold brick ” but a real and tangible benefit to SUN readers. THE SUN pays compensation to registered readers for injuries causing temporary total disablement arising out of accidents defined in the conditions. This is vastly more important to the subscriber than the prospect of his estate getting £2OOO out of a railway accident in the event of death. The records show that it is about Million to One Against a Passenger Being Killed in a Railway Accident But the Risk of Injury from Accidents Listed in the Conditions of THE SUN Policy is Real and Tangible ' ' THE SUN scheme has another outstanding advantage. Payment is not delegated to any Insurance Company. THE SUN stands behind its own insurance scheme and accepts full responsibility for settlements. If the claim conies within the four corners of the conditions, settlement is prompt and liberal. m THE SUN Pays Up to £IOOO if the Registered Subscriber is Killed in a Railway Accident, but it also Compensates for Temporary Total Disablement Provided He or She is Injured in:— 1. Railway accident. 2. Accident to tram, steamer, ferry, motor bus, taxi, coach, or other 6. Accidents to tram and bus conductors who may be struck by passing vehicles. licensed vehicle. 7. Accident while riding cycles or motor-cycles. 3. Accident while entering or alighting from stationary trams, ferries, etc. 4. Mishap to passenger lifts. 8. Accident from burning dwellings, etc. 9. Accidents of sport. 5. Street accident through being injured by passiilg vehicles. 10. Accident while endeavouring to save life. These are Exclusive Features of THE SUN FREE INSURANCE. The Imitation Scheme Does Not Recognise liability for temporary total disablement under the above conditions. Many Persons are under a misapprehension on this point. Read carefully and compare the conditions of THE SUN’S magnificent offer with the kind of Free Insurance available elsewhere. ' ' p . ■ s Over 23,000 Subscribers Have Registered Under THE SUN'S FREE Insurance! PROMPT SETTLEMENTS JOIN UP TO-DAY!