Insurance Benefits

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 163, 30 September 1927, Page 14

Insurance Benefits

Free to SUN Readers PROTECT YOUR DEPENDANTS AND ENROL TO-DAY Home delivery subscribers to THE SUN are protected under our free insurance scheme as soon as they place

their names on THE SUN'S free iasurance register. The benefits are summarised below: £I.OOO for ticket-bearing or fare-pay* ing passenger killed in pawnger railway train to which accident happens. £250 in accident to tram, staam«f, ferry, taxi-cab, motor-bus, hone cab, coach. (See full conditions for extension of benefits to drivers, guards, conductors, firemen, deckhands, etc.) £250 if killed while entering or alighting from stationary vehicle s* specified. £250 if killed by burning of building where subscriber resides or works. £250 If killed while endeavouring *o save human life. £250 if tram or ous conductor Wild by falling or being struck and thrown by passing vehicle fiom footboard. £250 if killed as passenger la aay passenger - conveying boat, steamer, or vehicle (excluding airplane or racing vehicle). £IOO if killed as pedestrian in puWj thoroughfare coming in contact with moving vehicle. £SOO if killed while travelling in o? driving a passenger lift (see fiw conditions). £250 if killed while engaged or com* peting as amateur in game o: sport. £IOO if subscriber be killed whlH riding a bicycle or motor-bicych (excluding trade purposes, sp** l trials, etc.). FOR DISABLEMENT from injuries arising out of above accident. £250 for Voss of two limbs, loss o. two eyes; or loss of one lim» and one eye. (Notify within 1* days). £IOO for loss of one limb or one (Notify within 14 days). £ls maximum for temporary tots* disablement, viz., £5 weekly not more than two weeks ana not more than £5 medical «** penses. (Notify within daysj. Copies of full conditions obtains d* at THE SUN office, or any SUN agent-