SENSATIONAL OFFER.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 155, 4 July 1927, Page 8

SENSATIONAL OFFER.

£1,000 ACCIDENT INSURANCE. FREE TO "STAR" READERS. DETAILS OF THE SCHEME. FILL IN A FORM AT ONCE. | Simplicity is the keynote of the free insurance scheme "which has been inaugurated by the "Auckland Star." It is free to all "Star" readers, and to obtain the benefits of a -wonderful scheme that ranges to payments as high as £1000, all that is necessary is to fill in one of the "Auckland Star" registration forms which are being published daily, forward same to the manager of the "Auckland Star" insurance department, who "will promptly return to the sender the certificate of registration. "Star" readers are urged to fill in a form at once, so as to be able to take advantage of the unique proposal, likewise there is an accompanying request to please "write clearly, as this will greatly facilitate the accuracy of registrations. The scheme is free of any irksome restrictions, the benefits and conditions are clearly outlined, while behind it is the guaranteed security of the Prudential Assurance Company of London, one of the world's leading assurance companies. The insurance will cover all "Auckland Star" readers over the age 'of 17 and under the age of 70, will apply throughout New Zealand, and will nold good during such continuous period as the reader shall receive the "Auckland Star" under subscription or order, including any days during such period on which the newspaper is not issued, but not beyond midnight of June 30, 1928. Here is the wonderful cover that is offered to the "Star's" readers:— (1) 4?IfMV) the Reader shall be c killed by accident to a Railway Passenger Train. (2) 4? 1000 the Reader shall be killed by the wrecking of any Passenger Steamer of an established line of Steamers between Ports in New Zealand. (3) 4?1000 the Reader shall be killed solely and directly by accident to a Passenger Lift in which the Reader is travelling as a Passenger, provided that the Reader be not a Lift Attendant, or engaged in construction or repair, or be otherwise attending to the Lift or Gear in connection therewith. (4) f if the accident is to a Steam, Electric, Cable or Horse Tramway Car, or to an Omnibus, Cab, Motor Car or Ferry Boat (in every case plying for public hire and being duly licensed and driven by a Licensed Driver). (5) f-OXA should any such accident (referred to in 1, 2, 3 or 4) not prove fatal, bat result in the loss of both arms or legs, or an arm and leg, by actual separation at or above the wrist or ankle, or the irrecoverable loss of sight of both eyes. (6) 4-" 100 * or * oss sa °h accident of one arm or ona leg, or the sight of one eye as aforesaid. (7) £ 1 the Reader shall be w killed by being struck or run over while walking or standing in or upon a Public Highway by any Public or Private vehicle. (8) -PIOO should any accident cV referred to in (7) not prove fatal, but result in the loss of both arms or legs, or an aim and leg, by actual separation at or above the wrists or ankle, or the irrecoverable loss of sight of both eyes. (9) f° r the loss by accident as mentioned in (7) of one arm or one leg, or the spght of one eye | as aforesaid. I (10) jC*l Boating and/ or " Bathing. If the Reader shall be accidentally drowned while, as a pastime, boating on or bathing in the sea at any seaside resort, or in any river or in any public swimming bath PROVIDED THAT the Reader be not a professional swimmer or boatman, and also, that in the case j of boating, the boat be not a passenI ger steamer, and proof satisfactory to j j The Prudential Assurance Company I Limited of death by drowning »h*n J be furnished within seven days. | (11) £150 if the Reader shall be killed by accident whilst taking part as an Amateur in any game of Football, Cricket, Golf, Tennis, Hockey, or Lacrosse on any recognised playing ground. (12) (a) £150 8110,113 "y such accident referred to in (11) not prove fatal, but result in the loss of both arms or legs, or an arm and leg, by actual separation at or above the wrist or ankle, or the irrecoverable loss of sight of both eyes. (b) £50 or l° ss by such accident of one arm or one leg, or the loss of sight of one eye, as aforesaid. Everything is plain and straightforward in conncction with the scheme. To many who are already insured it is a rare opportunity to make further provision for dependents. To those who have been unable to insure, it is the chance of a lifetime, and should be taken advantage of at once. The "Auckland Star" will promptly return certificates of registration fo'r all applications received from readers and the latter will immediately be en' titled to the full benefits of the free offer that has yet been made to the New Zealand public.