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Evening Star, Issue 19699, 28 October 1927, Page 3

THERE IS MERIT WILLIAM* In a'Williamson Ring. We know this must bo so if wo iire to maintain pur Ring Reputation, Therefore, we* are for ever striving to improve. Como in and lot us show the Beautiful Mountings and the Bright, Sparkling Gems that make our Rings so popular. • I it' Williamsons THE RING SPECIALISTS, princes STREET (Next The Bristol Piano Co.) 5$

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p hy ‘ TRANSFER YOUR LIABILITY TO THE NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Under the present Law, Employers are compelled to pay Compensation for all Accidents which may happen to any paid servant. In Shops, Offices and Stores, \Varehouses and Factories, on Buildings and other construction works, on Farms and Orchards, in the Home, — anywhere, everywhere —during hours of labour, the Employer runs the risk of having to pay largo sums of money by way of Compensation whenever an Accident takes place. Under the “Workers’ Compensation Act” an Employer may have to pay up to £IOOO in case of injury or fatal accident occurring to a servant or worker in any capacity, and the same applies to domestic help. We will carry every risk of Damages or Compensation, for a moderate premium, based on the annual amount of the wages paid. Claims for Accidents to a Domestic Help in the home are provided against for an annual premium of 10s. Particulars of Bates, etc., on application. Inquiries invited. INSURANCE CO. OF HOT ZEALAND C 126 Rattray Street (opposite Telegraph Office) H. A. B. BRABANT Manager ■ • • Otago Branch

Speaker (warming to his subject} “ What we want is men with convictions. Where shall wo find them?,’ .Voice: “In gaol, guv’nor.”