Page 34 Advertisements Column 1

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20274, 7 April 1934, Page 34 (Supplement)

NOW WITH THE “TIMES” FREE ACCIDENT INSURANCE Only Morning Paper to Offer This Service. Registered readers of the “Christchurch Times” will in future be protected against the financial consequences of accident, a very wide field being covered by an exceedingly liberal accident insurance policy, the benefits of which range as high as £4,000. This policy has been available to readers of the “Christchurch Star” for some time, and it has proved a very popular feature, of untold benefit to subscribers in time of stress and trouble. Feeling that it is anomalous to offer these benefits with one of their papers in Christchurch and not the other, the directors of New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. have decided to extend them to readers of their morning paper, and from to-day every reader who signs the registration form below automatically qualifies for coverage in this great scheme. The benefits are real, the sum of £16,815 has already been paid out under this policy, and innumerable letters expressing the heartfelt thanks of claimants have been received. Registered Readers of BOTH Star and Times are entitled to DOUBLE BENEFITS ranging up to £B,OOO Jr~ Benefits Range up to £4,000 The policy extends for twelve months from April 4,1934, and the full terms are set out on this page. t£r % Up to £4,000 paid in respect to one accident to train, passenger lift or steamer. TRAIN FATALITY BENEFITS now stand at £2,000 The Prudential Anurance Company, one of the largest organisations of its kind in the world, with assets exceeding £263,694,842, is at the back of the "Christchurch Times” in this policy. That is sufficient guarantee that all claims will be promptly met and PAID IN FULL. Cover commences with receipt of your registration. Big Compensatory Payments to Readers of the Times & Star when injur ed While the benefits to injured readers, and payments to relatives in the event of accidental death under either the Christchurch Times or the Christchurch Star Free Accident Insurance Schemes are the most liberal offered by any papers south of the line, New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. now goes one better and offers double cover to readers of both papers. The cover thus offered is of tremendous advantage in times of stress, and it will enable readers to face the financial consequences of accident with a measure of equanimity. Can you afford to neglect the opportunity of providing for the immediate needs of your family in the event of serious accident, or of accidental death, when, without cost or trouble, you can provide for them to the enormous extent now offered? Here are some of the benefits which are offered to you as part of the service given by the two brightest dailies published in the South Island, providing you register for both: £BOOO if man and wife killed by accident to a railway passenger train. £4OOO if the reader be killed by accident to a railway passenger train. £2OOO if killed or drowned in a wreck of a passenger steamer. £2OOO if killed in a lift accident. £SOO if killed in an accident to a tramcar, ’bus, motor-car, or ferryboat plying for hire. £SOO if killed in a motor accident, car or sidecar driven for pleasure. £3OO if killed on a highway by being run over by a vehicle. £SOO if certain accidents involve the loss of two limbs or both eyes. £2OO for the loss of one limb or one eye. £3OO if drowned while boating or bathing. £3OO if killed while taking part in a sporting fixture, or if two limbs, or the sight of both eyes be lost. £SOO if burned to death in home or at work. £3OO if killed by bicycle, tricycle, or motorcycle accident. Home Accidents. £3OO if killed in the home. £2O if any home accident results in certain fractures. Children’s Accidents. £lO in the event of fracture to children’s limbs. Temporary Total Disablement in speci- O A fied cases (per week, for 3 weeks) All you have to do to qualify for the double benefits is to become a Registered Reader of “The Christchurch Star” and “The Christchurch Times.” Illlilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil A separate registration form for each paper is required, but if you are registered with the “Star” already there is no need to re-register for the benefits offered by that paper. Simply fill in the “Times” form. mi. minimi IRegtstuation jfoum To the “Christchurch Times” Registration Department, Box 987, Christchurch. Reader’s Full Name (Writ. .. oiearly as possible) Address Are you Already a Subscriber? Please register me as a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the “Christchurch Times," April 4, 1934. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct from this office. Post with Btamped and Addressed Envelope for Acknowledgment of Registration. Half-penny Btamp, if flap turned in, sufficient. | l llilHlllilHlllllilllllllllllHllllllllllllfllllllHlllllHllllllllllU[lllllHlllllllllllllllllHlll[lllHHlllllllHimiltllllllHllllllll'lll REGISTRATION FORM m To the “Christchurch Star” Registration Department, Box 987, Christchurch. | Reader’s Full Name. ~J . 1 (Write as clearly as Possible.) H Address Are you already a Subscriber? 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/* July 1» 1933. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct from this office. (Post with Stamped and Addressed Envelope for Acknowledgment of Registration. Halfpenny Stamp, if flap turned in, sufficient).