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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 76, Issue 7, 26 May 1944, Page 2

WHO WILL MANAGE YOUR FARM 40 YEARS FROM NOW ? NOW is the time to decide what is best for the. future. When you die, which of your friends or relatives can manage your farm to the best advantage for your dependents? Has this man an expert's knowledge of farm management arid accounts, taxes, death and estate etc.? Above all, can he spare the time from his own property to give yours the attention it must have if it is to yield the greatest possible income for your dependents? Managing a deceased estate is a heavy responsibility for one man. So why not appoint the Guardian Trust your executor and allow it to accept this responsibility? It has all the qualifications needed for successful supervision of farm properties, backed by many years' experience. If you so desire, you may appoint your friend to act as actual supervisor of your property, or as a Co-Trustee or Advisory Trustee, and the Guardian Company will be only too anxious to co-operate with him. Let your local Guardian Trust manager give you details of farmsunder Guardian Trust supervision. See him next time you are in town, or wrice now for a free booklet giving fuli details. & LIMITED (Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 1883.) Capital: £I*oo,ooo. Additional Liability of Shareholders: £100,000. Estates under Administration exceed £16,000,000. New business last year over £1,000,000. Head Office: South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland. 4