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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3279, 23 June 1943, Page 7

Church Services CHURCH SERVICES pRESBYTERIAN (JHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1943. Hahei (Saturday evening).—Rev. H. A. Moore. 11 a.m. —Whenuakite. Rev. H. A. Moore. 2 p.m. —Coroglen. Rev. H. 9. Moore. 7 p.m.—Whitianga. Rev. H. A. Moore. 7 p.m.—Coromandel. Mr McKenzie. A Song Service will commence at 6.40 p.m.

| Who finds the Cash to pay I Estate a Succession Duties ? ' F F HEN the time arrives to administer your estate, will it be necessary to sell valuable property at short notice and perhaps on an unfavourable market to pay the Death Duties ? . . . duties which must be paid in cash and in full. The Public Trustee can help in this matter, as he possesses special statutory powers enabling him to advance the required funds with no attendant legal expenses and to avoid the HRIa A IT II II 41 forced sale of assets of the lIE 0 fir I » fill I. estate. Consult your nearest > VI.tJII IJ I Public Trust Office for further OH II IT wl FBI IT information. JJ| (J | jj 10/11 KEEP THEM ON THE MOVE RAILWAY WAGGONS MUST NOT STAND IDLE Efficiently and dependably the railways are moving the greatest volume of freight traffic in their history—a tremendous job and one which calls for the hundred per cent, co-operation of shippen and receivers. Waggons have to be loaded heavier, sent away faster and emptied quicker than ever before. Every Waggon must be kept moving; there’s no room for sleeping shipments. It’s transportation, we have to deliver . . . Someone eke must supply the storage accommodation. SPEED WAGGONS — SPEED VICTORY