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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 136, 26 February 1918, Page 6

MILLIGAiYS SPECIALISTS .„fr°J, C r C nt r:vtc lhcir efforts to "HIGH-CLASS TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN." And because they confine their work solely to this one idea they are naturally regarded as tho SPECIALTY FIRM FOR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES. TRANSFER OF PERSONAL TRUSTS.. THE duties of Trusteeship bring a burden of work and worry which, besides proving irksome, may even expose ono to grave losb. In many cases, therefore, it is prudent for a Private Trustee to divest himself of his onerous responsibilities, provided a trustworthy and substantial 6Ubstituto can be found. Tho New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd., lias been empowered by Special Act of Parliament to take over Existing Trusts. It furnishes all requisite qualifl-cations-Absolute Financial Guarantees against toss. Capable Business Management, Continuity of Administration World-wide Accessibility, a Complete System of Audit, and the Observance of Strictest Secrecy. INVESTED FUNDS OVER £1,350,000. All interested should consult any Local Manager, or the Trust Manager at Auckland. Handbook sent post tree. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, Trustee, Executor, and Agency Branch. C. F. THOMAS, Trust Manager.

Another of tho few remaining New /ealandors who took part in tho fight at Jlaireka Stockade has just dierl-Mr. James AYilburr],. a resident of IMhurst for over half a century. He had attained the ngo of 87 years. He arrived in Australia when 13 years of a"c and was amongst the men who took part in tile riots at Ballarat in December. 1854, which culminated in the attack mi the Eureka Stockade, where a number of men were killed. Mr. Wilhurd was wounded in the melee. , iid always retained Hie old Winchester rifle ho used on that occasion. No present more useful to a soldier than a good pair of Khaki Socks, Is 6d 35. 6(1., 3s. 6d., ss. Ctl., at Geo. Fowkls' Ltd., Manners Street.—Advt. '