COMING EVENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1923, Page 2

COMING EVENTS.

Juno IG.—Soldiers’ Salo Day, Rovell Street. Juno 18th.—Pictures, Princess Theatro. Juno ILL—W. Jeffries and Co., stock sale, Walaroa. June 19th.—At 7.30 p.m. Canterbury Progress League, Westland Commit tee. June 20.—Westland Land Hoard mooting. June 25-20. Westland Winter School at Hokitika. June ‘27. — Euchre tournament and dance at Drill Shod. June 27th.—Kokatahi Winter Show. July 11.—Annual ineoting, Koiterangi Lime Coy.

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No 9—A Deathless Trustee. '‘Admirable foresight.” says an export writer on wills, “is exercised by every individual who provides for an equitable distribution of the fruits of his life’s labour through the medium of a will—hut even greater wisdom i- displayed in the appointment ol an executor who is fully qualified to carry out his wishes.” Long years of very successful work have well proved the qualifications of the Stateguaranteed Public 1 rust Office for -all operations connected with wills and estates. Men may conn' and go, hut the Public Trustee goes oil. His permanent efficiency is assured by the State. No hindrance to the trust comes from sickness or death. The system is proof against the faults and accidents of human frailty. Ihe Public Trustee is ever on duty, ever faithful to his trust. For full information apply to the Public Trustee. Wellington, or to MR T. It. SAYWELL, District Publie Trustee, Grcymouth. A representative of the Office is in attendance at Hokitika on Thursdays and Fridays in each week.