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 NOTES AND QUERIES, [iss.vi. ^19,1920.

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HOLIDAY BURGLARY

AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD RISKS

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BURGLARY AND HOUSEBREAKING. Loss arising from damage to contents

Including damage to contents such f rom effects of

as breaking open drawers of STORM. FLOOD. TEMPEST.

cabinets, desks, &c. LIGHTNING. FIRE. &c.

These are only n few of the many serious risks covered bu a single premium of 5s. per 100 per annum (minimum premium 7s 6d.)

Note these special points of the

"ALL-IN" POLICY

1. Can be taken out at any time when full allowances are made for the unexpired term of existing policies : 2. Saves Time, Money, ana Trouble ; 3. Contains no vexatious average or arbitration clause; 4 Renewed FREE every sixth year if no claim has been made in thi interim ; 5. Worded in clear, simple language, free from ambiguous terms.

Full particulars and proposal form sent post free upon receipt of postcard addressed to the "ALL-IN" POLICY DEPARTMENT

Branches and Agents

throughout the United Kingdom.

The most progressive office for all classes of Insurance.

41 THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON, E.C.2

Head Office: British Dominions House, Royal Exchange Avenue, London, E.G. 3.

EXCEED 19,000,000.

Printed by THE ATHEN.EUM PRESS, Bream's Buildings, K C.4. and Published by THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY (Limited,,.

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