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BRITISH FOOTBALLERS. THE ITINERARY. The team's itinerary is as follows: May 31.—Wainirupa-Bush districts at Masterton. June 3.—Wellington, at Wellington. Juno 7. —Canterbury, at Christchurch. June 11.—Bu Her-West Coast, at Oreymouth. June 14.—Otago, at Dunedin. June 21.—FIRST TEST MATCH \T DUNEDIN. June 25. —Southland, at Invercargill. June 28.—Ashburton, South Canterbury, North Otago, at Timaru. July S.—SECOND TEST MATCH AT CHRISTCHURCH. July P.—Maoris, at 'Wellington. July 12.—Hawke’s Bay, at Napier. July 16.—East Coast, Poverty Bay, Bay of Plenty, at Gisborne. July 19.—Auckland, at Auckland. July 26.—THIRD TEST MATCH, AT AUCKLAND. July 30.—North Auckland, at Whangarei. August 2.—Waikato,, Thames Valley, King Country, at Hamilton. August 9—FOURTH TEST MATCH AT WELIINGTON. August 13.—Nelson, Marlborough, Golden Bay, at Nelson. August 23, —Matcjiy, in Australia, August 27.—Match in Australia. August 30.—Match Tin Australia. September 3.—Match in Australia. September G.—Match in Australia. September 10.—Match in Australia. September IS.—Match in Melbourne.

The Public Trustee and Advisory Trustees The system in force in the Public Trust Office affords scope for the co-operation of private advisory trustees with the Public Trustee in the administration of estates, The advisory trustees may bo testators’ business associates wbo have intimate knowledge of complexities in estates where the assets present unusual difficulties of management, or they may he family solicitors, •public or other persons in whose judgment the testators have confidence, This system "of co-operation has worked very smoothly in the administration of estates of many business and professional men, Cd.isult the Public Trustee, Wellington, or any of his representatives throughout New Zealand,

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