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NZ Truth, Issue 1108, 24 February 1927, Page 6

Shoes by Post ™^_ic™stof F ice «^"— ■^ _«__-_---_____ Value of assets and funds under f A TITT PAT /\f TflC- ,admin?stration at 31st Mar oh, 1926, LAIESI tOLOURS £38,009,430. _^ 1 _ THE PUBLIC TRUBTEB WILL. i 11(11 1 _. _-. Prepare your Will and hold It In I E M / I 1 safe custody free of any charr*. =« JL. rn)/ j A *\> appointed executor. f^-^^'-V'VMi A-ct with private persona appointed v /fp''i&&;:;:;%:ji { i% under a Will as Advisory Trustee to / A^^^/jr^^^^'' Mi co-operate with the Public Trustee in jS^SSSr-^i^^'^^'^^ any eBtate or business requiring ex:^Mi^h! ; *- ''•"-"/ per * ma nagement. / Wti'list& ii *\Xx i 'i #W Act as Trustee in pla.ce of private ffgWtffiW^w-'&Sr tm%sl persons who may wish' to retire from Mi.l. •■•_»* / the office of Trustee. ... di am ,i_. Pn+tv Stona or ._■ _- Act as administor of estates of p«r- -' Sudan Flat BabyCubJn 1 Q /I 1 sods dying without leaving a Will. . iisn*»_S hJR !•// 11 The trouble and expense of finding of Mil.tary heels. / sureties is thus avoided. WONDERFUL VALUE _ . . All Pr_QT PAID: THE FIDELITY AND INTEGRIT? v/VJLiL. r\JO,a\ rtxau OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE AND OF '. MONEY. BACK ON REQUEST -ALL OFFICERS EMPLOYEE* BY SEND FOR. ILLUSTRATED HIM ARE GUARANTEED BY THE CATALOGUE .. STATE. 1 Enquiries will be welcomed, and InA• 1 Q\\_ f 1 I __J formation gladly supplied on appllcaAlffl/l Hll Of. f_,o. LlO. "on to THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, ritUa VlA.\M\* %a*\fm JUllS* WELLiINGT on, or any Branch of the P.Q. BOX 889, Wellington Public Trust Office. . • HOTEL FOR SALE IN' ABSENTEE mmwaaamwmmmammmmmmaaaaaaammmmmmammtm ESTATE. r^T^rfOi ' **T_£_» VJJ7E have received instructions to sell /fljjfjplTi '—^r jf*** ** In an absentee estate a 40-roomed JL *Z 'ji _» '_■/_?_>*_ LICENSED HOTEL with Hall, Cottage, ' J*if\m*i ~j' <& y__/M**l _ 1 Garage, etc,. Lease 13 years to run. ifl yjr mwm *^ m T m J A JtT' ' Ground rental, £16 per annum, right y^ /!1«-j*. of renewal further 21 years. ' Trade, V J^IQ fS* 4 *" ■ ! £120 per "week. Rates, £78 per annum! 1 \ L^*"' * Capital value, £4923. Trustees being ■ ft ]>>»..._ «.«.- _t _ *,-._. " absentee? will accept '£26so bedrock - '*' V^ ""* P»P e * « • "«"• for cash to clean up estate. Furniture ** f 5? d °" e aimraya rmmaj, at valuation, about '£l2oo. Free house, ' < ' *he best packing for tourist trade. Can give immediate pos- cn«p. pure, <j» JZ .Apply urgent, as trustee' is leaving ■_■«■_ **_.T__r Ala ' for Australia this week. |£__lJ %flSa#4_T^9Mi Agents for Trustees', . ' PAPERS 1 • Willis Street, Wellington. I \ "/. ' ' ' 7 1 THE • , Australia!. Provincial Assurance Association UMIT£D TOTAL ASSETS EXCEED \ £1,724,000 DIRECTORS — Messrs W. Northam (Chairman of Directors), A. King, E. S. Paul, Dr. E. M. Humphrey and Senator J. D. Mil len. ' v Head Office for N.Z.: A.P.A. BUILDING, Cr. GREY and ■ FEATHERSTON 'STREETS, WELLINGTON. Sent Rcastas wky yu should lasirt with tht A.P.A. : - (1). Because in the event of total disablement for -life all future premiums will be paid by the Association and" no deduction made from policy or bonuses. ■ ' (2). Hospital benefits are given with every Life policy applicable to public and Private Hospitals, varying in amount, ac- / cording to the sum assured and no deduction made from policy or bonuses. ' ' } (8). vln- the event ,of loss of, eye pr limb through accident, a quarter of the sum assured will be paid forthwith, and th. premium reduced proportionately. » (4). PERSONAL ACCIDENT and Combined Benefit Policlea * provide for almost every contingency. NO EXTRA PREMIUM IS CHARGED FOR THESE BENEFITB. Probate, Children's Education, House Purchase and Finance Po- ' licies Specialised. Applications from men of Integrity invited for agencies. ? Branches' at Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, and AgeneiM throughout the Dominion. T. W. RAPLEY, General Manager. i , 1 — — t — & ' V - Vf. I t\ y If you want thfe quickest : Sl-\ . ./ */",-**• and smoothest shave it ' v^v?^ f ., ,i/' /* .•$) is possible to experience "" \"r^^_Wi«»_K'... - iJi;./« 1 . \t —use Colgate's. 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