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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 34, 7 October 1946, Page 3

A MAN MAKES A WILL THE MONEY AND OTHER PROPERTY HE LEAVES ARE DIVIDED AMONGST HIS NEXT OF KIN ACCORDING TO THE STRICT LAWS OF INHERITANCE. V ' ■ THE RESULT IN ANY PARTICULAR CASE—SAY ' YOURS—MAY BE FAR DIFFERENT FROM WHAT A WISE AND CONSIDERATE HUSBAND AND FATHER WOULD DESIRE. THE LAW IS NOT UNFAIR IN; THESE THINGS—IT IS MERELY INFLEXIBLE. IT CANNOT PROVIDE SUITABLY FOR EVERY INDIVID- >1 UAL CIRCUMSTANCE. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET MADE * A WILL, YOU SHOULD CONSULT THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, EVEN THOUGH YOUR ESTATE MAY BE SMALL AT PRESENT. HE WILL PREPARE YOUR WILL FREE OF ANY IF APPOINTED EXECUTOR. * ______ i . - . THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ■ . : V ■ ** . CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW WITH THE DISTRIC MANAGER, THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. (TELEPHONE Mo 150> UNLESS

Morrison Motor Mowers are still available. ' „ V Call or ring us for a Demonstration. CUTLER BROS. PHONE 96. BOX 80.

ENGLISH Pressure Stoves similar to primus. 2£ points kerosene burns .41 hours. Price 52/6 at Cutlers Hardware Ltd., C. L. Hudson, Proprietor, Phone 80.