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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 263, 5 November 1932, Page 7 (Supplement)

INSURANCEA gainst Accident COSTS YOU NOTHING! THE most liberal insurance policy offered by any newspaper in the Southern Hemisphere is a free gift to you from the "Auckland Star." It COSTS'YOU NOTHING. Benefits range as high as £4000. Both husband and wife are protected by the policy taken out by either. There are benefits of special value to motorists—a very valuable advantage in these days of constant accidents. PAYMENT OF BENEFITS IS PROMPT, providing for the afflicted or bereaved a hard cash just at the time it is most needed and most acceptable. And this liberal accident insurance COSTS YOU NOTHING. No fees to pay, no premiums, no medical examination. All you have to do is to complete the form at the foot of this advertisement and send it in to the "Star" Office, and " immediately upon registration of your application you " are protected by the "STAR" LIBERAL FREE ACCIDENT INSURANCE SCHEME. •'; BENEFITS in brief... £2000 if the reader be killed in a train. £100 for the loss of one limb or one eye. - £4000 if man and wife be killed in a train - £150 if drowned while boating or bathing. £5000 limit jf more than two people are involved . in>. train fatality £150 if k,lied while taking part in a sporting fixture, or if two limbs, or the sight of • £1000 kiUed or drowned ina wreck. both eyes .be lost. .£IOOO if killed in a Hft accident. . , £ 250 if burned to death in home or at work. £250 killed in a tramcar. 'bus, motor car, or . , , , . , , ferryboat plying for hire. £150 lf kllled blc y cle '. bicycle or motor » • cycle accident. £250 if killed in a motor accident, car or sidecar driven for pleasure. £150 if killed in the home< £150 « killed on a highway by being run over £10 any tbese accidents result in certain by a vehicle. , fractures. £250 if certain accidents involve the loss of £5 in the event of fracture to children's ♦wo limbs «r two eyes. limbs in the home. THE "AUCKLAND STAR" is New Zealand's favourite evening daily newspaper—complete, crisp, clean, enterprising. It gives the world's news the same day—local 1 happenings, news by telegraph and cable, and a galaxy of popular features for everybody's reading. The Coloured Comic Supplement amuses and entertains young and old. Special pages for children each Wednesday, in addition to the Saturday feature. Every regular daily reader who sends ' in the accompanying simple Application Form is covered by the "Star" liberal Free Accident Insurance Scheme. You who realise the benefits you enjoy—rsee that your friends join. . Fill ifl |\J JIW Insure Against This Form -L V/ T T Accident iiegistration Jform To the " Auckland Star " Registration Department, Box 1409, Auckland. t Reader's Full Name • Address . . t . ........... •• • • xi&fzzL-i?: •_• • • •• • • •••• •• •-(••• •• • • • liii- • • • l*-—•- * **■ * *•- -—• Are you already a Subscriber? Please register me as a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the "Auckland Star," July 1, 1932. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct from this office. (Post with Stamped and Addressed Envelope for Acknowledgment of e Registration. Halfpenny Stamp, if flap turned in, sufficient.) v- ' v If you have already signed and have received the paper regularly every day there is no need to sign again. If. not, sign NOW !