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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 45, 17 July 1915, Page 18

SHOULD YOU MEET WITH AN ACCIDENT and desire to be relieved of worry and expense, and to secure every penny you are entitled to under the Workers' Compensation Act, before making a claim or accepting any progress payment from your employer or his indemnifying office, interview or write— r\ TiROCKWAY O OGERS. who was 15 years with the Government Insurance Department and 11 and a-half years with the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Ltd. The policy of every Accident Insurance Company is to make profits for its shareholders, and as undue generosity in the settlement of claims turns a profit into a loss, companies naturally strive to reduce the claims to a minimum. If you are in doubt as to the amount of compensation you are entitled to, communicate with— PHONE 8506. C. BROCKWAY ROGERS. Insurance Advocate. 89, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. riENERAL Printing in all it* branches neatly and promptly executed at moderate charges at the Observes Office.