SOMETHING NEW IN INSURANCE

Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6115, 14 December 1903, Page 2

SOMETHING NEW IN INSURANCE

AN ATTRACTIVE POLICY. The Australian Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society announces that is is providing for life, accident and invalidity assurance in one policy. That is to say, the new policy combines the advantages of life assurance with the real benefits of a provision against the risks of accident and invalidity. An example of the special benefits secured is given in the case of a £I,COO policy. In addition to the amount named, ;CI 000 will bo payable if death should take place within ui'Cty days after and as the result of an accident, making £2,000 iu all. If permanent total disablement take place within the same time, £I,OOO will be payable, and the policy will continue to hold good for £I,OOO at death. For permanent partial disablement or irremediable blindness or permanent general paralysis the result of disease, £SOO will be payable. Provision is also made for weekly payments up to 26 weeks for temporary disablement caused by accident, or by one or more of 24 diseases. Further information will be found in an advertisement published elsewhere in this issue, while still more details are included in a prospectus which can be obtained on application to the Australian Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society. The new policy is one which, by giving assurance for a variety of contingencies, fills a distinct want. The addition to the ordinary premium is light. Mr A. E. Manning, Hamilton, is the local represtutitive of the Company, ond he will be plea Fed to furnish all particulars of the Company's business.