Treatment of the victims of motor accidents incurs a charge which the executive of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union thinks should ne borne by an insurance system. At the meeting of the executive at Wellington on Thursday, the following remit was carried: “That in view of the heavy burden upon taxpayers for public hospital treatment rendered to motorists and motor-cyclists unable to pay for such treatment, this meeting recommends the introduction of a system of insurance against charges for such hospital treatment, the premium to be added to the annual registration charges made under the Motor Vehicles Registration Act.”
Ladies’ Hand Bags, representing the new season’s designs and colourings await your inspection at B. Dixon, Ltd., Tainui Street. Our values are better and the prices lower than elsewhere.—Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 October 1931, Page 2
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