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Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1924, Page 2

WINTER OVERCOATS ! —IN—ALL THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. MEN’S MOTOR COATS (Fleecy-lined)— C»rli Prices 110 s to llos. MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, in light and dark greys, browns and Nnvys—Cash prices 75a, 755., 80s., to 110 s. BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ TWEED OVERCOATS (sizes 6 to 15): Cash prices 32s 6d to 60s. CALL IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM THE -10 MEN’S OVERCOATS! YOURS’ IS HERE, BUT NOT FOR LONG. -ATW. H. STOPFORTH’S GENT’S OUTFITTER AND MERCER. P.O. BOX 94. RtCVELL ST.,' HOKITIKA. PHONE No. 167.

MILLER’S DRAPERS. DRAPERS. GENUINE R EDUCTIONS COMMENCING FROM SATURDAY 21 s ' JUNE. 1924. THIS IS AX OPPORTUNITY THAT \VE WOULD ADVISE OPR CUSTOMERS TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF I AMONGST THE LINES HEAVILY DISCOUNTED ARE LADIICS' VELOUR COATS WHICH MUST RESOLD REGARDLESS OF COST MILLER’S MILLER’S REVEI.L STREET. HOKITIKA.

LADIES’ VELOUR & FUR COATS. (Just Manufactured). UNIQUE DESICNS. GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES’ & GENT’S TAILOR, Invites inspection at his well-known establishment, Rcvoll St. Hokitika.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 18GG. Under the Savings Hanks Act of 1852. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. TNTEREST is now allowed ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT <4 PER CENT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTn for despatch of business. W.M. WILSON, Manager.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTOH, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR MASONIC CHAMBERS. HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA

i i.e Insurance, Marine Insurance, Personal Accident Insurance, Employers’ Liability Insurance, Motor Car Insurance, Plate Glass Insurance, .\lortf;noe Indemnity, Fidelity Guarantee. RICHARD WILD. I’liJil.lC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR. BOARD BUILDINGS, P.U. Box, No. II :: HOKITIKA.

l'Hl'. WILL AND THE WAY. No IS.--Ocvrbuideiie.l Piivnto Trustees. Sentiment may cause n testator to i Lite a heavy weight of anxiety on a friend by appointing him to ho trustee of his estate. At the outset the trustee, lacking experience, may anticipate that the duties will not he burdensome, hut time perhaps proves that the task is not the easy one he expected it to lie, with the result that the trustee gets an uneasy feeling that, though he i> making personal sacrifices in his endeavour to carry out the wishes of the testator, circumstances preclude him from giving that efficient service which the estate demands. A trustee in this position is well advised to transfer his responsibility to the Public Trustee. Numbers of 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 Pidxlic Trust Office has the skilled staff, the experience, the euqfpinent to ensure satisfactory management of an estate the administration of which may he quite beyond the powers of a private trustee.

For full information apply to the Public Trustee. Wellington, or to— MR T. It. SAYWELI,, District Public Trustee. Greymouth, or H'm, Wilson (Wm. Duncan and fo.) agent, Tan; cred fit;| Hokitika.