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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 144, 19 June 1931, Page 8

=£soo PAYMENT ★ ★ Husband and Wife victims in own motor Double Benefits under Star” Accident Insurance Have you realised the extent of the benefits offered you, free of cost, under the "Star’s” Accident Insurance Scheme? Do you know that husband and wife are both covered by the one registration, that if either has signed the certificate and is taking the paper regularly double benefits are offered? An injury to either is fully and promptly compensated for according to the scale of payments under the policy; if both be injured a double payment is made. The value of this provision to our readers is well illustrated in the recent very regrettable fatality which befell Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barber at Kingsland, when the motor in which they were driving got out of control on a steep hill, both being killed. Mr. Barber was a registered reader, and promptly the Prudential Assurance Company paid out the cheque for £SOO, a replica of which appears below. flrufonttal (Gfmtpmtu WILLIAM A. HORNE A ANGUS ■UNTINO-ATTOWIIIY* row NSW ZEALAND 21 SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. /3- Ituuvf *9 3f Ja AUCKLAND *6 & A ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED INTI NO. ATTORNEYS FOt NEW ZEALAND. For THE PR ATTORNJJS GENERAL ACCOUNT This insurance of driver and passengers in a private motor vehicle is a benefit offered by no other newspaper in the Southern Hemispheit. Just think how everyone, whether owner of a motor car or not, travels by motor. Lifts to and from business, and excursions on holidays and at week-ends, fall to the lot of everybody. A number of payments have been made under this clause of the comprehensive free insurance policy, but the case above is the first in which husband and wife have both been victims. Just think for a moment what it means for the heads of the family to be killed at the same time. Had the cause of death been a train accident the payment would have been £4OOO, or in the case of a steamer mishap £2OOO. This deplorable accident should bring home to the heads of families everywhere how wise a precaution it is to sign up for this free insurance. ◄ REGISTRATION FORM. To the “Christchurch Star” Registration Department, Box 987, Christchurch. X Reader’s Full Name Address Are you Already a Subscriber? .mi* • Please register me as a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the ’ Christchurch Star." June 28, 1930. Where a person is not already j a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or' the paper can be posted direct from this office. ►

The Canterbury Education Board ha* decided that in cases where relieving teachers are required for more than a month in town schools the work shall be distributed as far as . possible. This decision was arrived at following a deputation from the Teachers’ Institute to the Appointments Committee of the board.