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Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1924, Page 2

WINTER OVERCOATS ! —IN—ALL THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. MEN’S MOTOR COATS (Fleecy-lined)-Cn.sh Prices 110 s to llos. MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, in light and dark greys, browns and Navys—Cash prices 755, 755., 80s., to 110 s. BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ TWEED OVERCOATS (sizes G to 15): Cash prices 32s 6d to 60s. CALL IN AND MAKE YOUR. CHOICE FROM THE 10 MEN’S OVERCOATS 1 YOURS’ IS HERE, BUT NOT FOR LONG. -ATW. H. STOPFORTH’S GENT’S OUTFITTER AND -MERCER. P.O. BOX 94. htfVELL ST., HOKITIKA. PHONE No. 167.

REMOVAL NOTICE! MU I CD’C DRAPERS, BEO TO NOTIFY THAT THEY HAVE miLLCno, REMOVED to larger premises next to HEENAN’S BOOT SHOP, REVELL STREET. LATEST PRICE LIST! HOSE—AII Wool, Cashmere 2s 3d, 2s fid. SPECIAL EXPANDING WELT, —Double Feet 2s lid. COTTON LISLE HOSE,-Is lid, now Is 3d to elear. COTTON LLAMA FINISH HOSE, Is fid—Nov Is to clear. GENT’S ALL WOOL SOX—Is 3d. LADIES PRINT OVERALLS, well-sized, with pockets, sleeves and belt.—4s lid. FLANNELETTE NIGHTS, scolloped neck and sleeves.—(is fid. PURE LINEN TEA TOWELS,—Is 3d. BOYS’ TROUSERS, well made, and lined t hiotndiont, 2 pickets SIZES—I to 10,—os Gd; 11 to 10, —Gs lid. The above are made from strolißiiavv serge, and we have not the slightest hesitation in roeoininoinfing them. ALSO SHOWING—A large ran Re of LADIES’ YEI.OIR COAIS AT REDUCED PRICES. MILLER’S MILLER’S REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, (Next to Hccnan’s) AND AT GREY.MOU'III

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1860, Under the Savings Banka Act, of 1852 HAuMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OP TO £2OO AT 1} PER CENT. PER AMNU'.I. ON THE MONTHi-Y MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. WM. WILSON, Manager.

LADIES’ VELOUR A FUR COATS. (Just Manufactured). UNIQUE DESICNS. GEORGE DELBRfDGE LADIES’ & GENT’S TAILOR, Invites inspection at his tveli-Known establishment, Revel! St. Hokitika.

Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance, Personal Accident Employers’ Liability Insurance, Motot Car Insurance, Plate 01a«s Insu'—nrt Mortgage Indemnity, Fidelity Guarantee RICHARD WILD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT dARBOUR BOARD BUILDINHS. -.0. BOX. Nr, 14 •: HOKITIKA.

THE WILL AND THE WAV. No -IS—Overburdened Private Trustees. Sentiment may cause a testator to place a heavy weight r.f anxiety on a frieml by appointing him to he trustee of his estate. At tlie outset the trustee, lackin'; experience, may anieipatc that the iluties will not l>e burdensome; hut time perhaps prove- that the task is not tile easy one he expected it to he. with the result that the trustee gets tin uneasy feeling that, though he is making personal sacrifices in his endeavour to carry out the wishes of the testator, circumstances preclude him from giving that euieient service which the estate demands. A trustee in his position is well advised to transfer his responsibility to the Public Trustee. Numbers oT private trustees have in this way secured peace of mind for themselves and security for the property entrusted to their charge. The reason is plain to see; the Public Trust Office has the skilled staff, tho experience, the equipment to ensure sntisfaetory management of an estate, the administration of which may Ire quite beyond the powers of a private trustee.

For full information apply to the Public Trustee, Wellington, or to MR T. R. SAYWEI.T.. District Public Trustee, Greymouth. or Mr Wm. Wilson (Wm. Duncan ant] a^ept, Tancre'.l St., Hokitika.