PASTORALIST'S £610,558
rAaiuHALisrs a.uiu,oos Sydney, Aug. 28. Estate and urobate duties exceeding £250.000 will be paid on the estate of the late Mr E. J Watt, formerly of Rose Bay. Mr Watt had extensive pastoral interests, and was the owner over a long period of many noted racehorses. His estate has been sworn for probate at £610,558. Among the bequests in his will are gifts of £SOO each to the Returned Soldiers’ Associations in Sydney, Brisbane and Longreach, and £SOO to G. P. Nailon. of Randwick, who had trained some of Mr Watt’s horses. To his widow Mr Watt left an annuity of £SOOO a year, free of all deductions and of Commonwealth and State taxes.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 3 September 1942, Page 6
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116PASTORALIST'S £610,558 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 3 September 1942, Page 6
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