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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20477, 1 December 1934, Page 31 (Supplement)

Preserve the subscription and continuity your your for holidays advise away you are going your holiday address and win forward day your paper every m HOLIDAY TIME IS ACCIDENT TIME Arrange Free Accident Insurance now —Register as a Regular Reader of the Christchurch “Star,” and secure the protection of the “Star” Free Accident Insurance Scheme, backed by the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, of London. Assets exceed £277,000,000. BOATING : BATHING : SWIMMING CRICKET : GOLF : TENNIS Motoring :: Motor-Cycling :: Cycling Steamer Travel :: Railway Travel Tramway Travel All come within the scope of this very liberal Accident Insurance Scheme, with benefits ranging as high as £2OOO, payable to the individual (£4OOO if the claimant is a registered reader of both the “Times” and the “Star.” ) The husband or wife of the registered reader is deemed to be a registered reader. Thousands of readers have signed the Registration Form, and are entitled to financial benefits in the event of accident. It is emphasised that REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL. You must be a REGISTERED Reader to come within the scope of the Free Accident Insurance Scheme. It is easy to register. There’s at Registration Form at the foot of this advertisement. Just fill it in and send it to the “Star” Office. A Certificate of Registration will be posted to you immediately. Apart altogether from pain and suffering, kv people can afford an accident. It costs money for medical attention. **. costs money to be laid aside, unable to perform one’s ordinary work, unable to collect one’s usual earnings. It’s hard on the wife and family, too. Suppose YOU meet with an accident: have you made provision? Wouldn’t a cheque come in handy? One of the big advantages of this “Star” Scheme is that payment of benefits is made so promptly, the money arriving just when it is most needed, soon after the accident. BE INSURED FREE... AGAINST ACCIDENT Here are some of the Benefits:— £4900 £2OOO £IOOO £IOOO £250 £250 £250 if man and wife killed by accident to a railway passenger train. if the reader be killed by accident to a railway passenger train. if killed or drowned in a wreck of a passenger steamer. if killed in a lift accident. if killed in an accident to a tramcar, ’bus. motor-car. or ferryboat plying for hire. if burned to to death in home or at work, if killed in a motor accident, car or sidecar driven for pleasure. £250 if certain accidents involve the loss of two limbs or both eyes. £l5O if killed on a highway by being run over by a vehicle. £l5O if drowned while boating or bathing. £l5O if killed while taking part in a sporting fixture, or if two limbs, or the sight of both eyes be lost. £IOO for the loss of one limb or one eve. £l5O if killed by bicycle, tricycle, or motorcycle accident. Temporary Total Disablement in tpectted cases (per week, for three weeks) £2 Don't delay. You never know when your turn may come in the ever-increasing list of accidents. REGISTER NOW ! REGISTRATION FORM To the “Christchurch Star” Registration Department, Box 987, Christchurch. * Reader’s Full Name . Address - (Write as clearly as possible. Are you Already a Subscriber? - -- - Please register mens a regular reader for the benefits of your Free Insurance, In ?rt£? rc * ance conditions published in the “Christchurch Star,” July 1, 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 Stamped and Addressed Knvelope for Acknowledgment of Registration, rialr-penny Stamp, if flap turned in, sufficient.