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MESSAGE TO FARMERS If you are making your wife or son your executor you are asking them to run your farm AND to invest your money. AND to struggle' with to-day's ever more complicated taxation difficulties. * AND to find finance to start your family in life. WHY not give them expert assistance in all these matters. You can do it by appointing " The Trustees Executors " to act with them. This gives you both a personal trustee jvith an intimate knowledge of family matters and a Company trustee with its great resources and the fund of experience which 66 years in the trustee field have given. " The Trustees Executors " welcome a co-trustee. Cali in and see us. QUEENSTOWN AGENT: J. W. Miller, Melbourne Street. , Branches: 24 Water Street, Dunedin. District Manager: Philip Nevill. Esk Street, Invercargill. District Manager: B. R. Rogers. GENERAL MANAGER: P. O. Smellie.
of Fresh Air Our unenlightened forbears used to regard the night air as the source of all kinds-of unmentionable ills and evils. When they retired they used to slam up the shutters, bring in the cat, and bar the doors. They then went to sleep in almost air-tight isolation. Little wonder if they rose from their humble pallets the next morning feeling a little on the stale side. There are still many modern people who feel that fresh air at night is harmful. As a nation we shut too many windows at night. Fresh air is never harmful, except in the form of a direct draught. Make it a rule to keep your bedroom window wide open at nights. The constant supply of fresh air is a tonic that works while you sleep. It gives you a constant supply of oxygen, tones up the cells, and you arise in the morning refreshed and mentally alert. Your , sleep does you the maximum amount of good. Keep the other rooms of your house flushed out with fresh air regularly, and apply the same principle in your office. There, is no need to ration FRESH AIR Issued by the Department of Health.
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Lake County Mail, Issue 25, 12 November 1947, Page 4
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360Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Lake County Mail, Issue 25, 12 November 1947, Page 4
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