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NZ Truth, Issue 1263, 13 February 1930, Page 6

HAVE YQU MADE YOUR WILL? The logical time for making a will is while health and strength enable the testator to concentrate upon this important task. If you have not already made a will, or if you wish to revise an existing will, you should inform yourself of the service offered by tho Public Trust Office of New Zealand. An interesting booklet, \'\ ' "57 YEARS OF SERVICE," has just been published by the Public Trust Office. A copy may be obtained free from any Branch or Agency of the Public Trust Office, or post free from the Public Trustee, Wellington.

9 " :■■■-■■: • ■ * A Perfe c t set of ■■' TeetK ! £2:12:6 • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS J 7 to 8.30, p.m. , Remodelling; Set .......;.v;. £1 10 0. Painless Extractions ... . . . . • • 2 8. EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEn"sETB , ARE ORDERED. FILLINGS OF ALL KINDS. H.W FROST [DENTIST. i- ■: :•.".*•■■- r«l« UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA. U.S.A. ■■ Thirty Years Ex perte net:' AUCKLAND: Jelllcoe Chambers (next "Herald."). ,•" ■■'-'• ->-- HAMILTON: Wesley Chambers. CHRIBTCHURCH: 244, High. Street (next Petersen's Ltd.). /^ WELLINGTON-. Frost & Frost, 119, Willis Btreet. „,. „ , DUNEDIN: Queen's Buildings, Princes Street. NEW PLYMOUTH: Soles Buildings, Devon Street. : WANGANUI: Broadway Buildings, Rldgway Street. „ INVERCARGILL: Newburgh's BuildIngs, Dee Street. Books By Post. . "All Qui^t on the' Western Front," »6/6 posted. "The Science of a New Life," 12/6 posted. ""Youth "And It 6 Problems," 7/6 posted. ' "Enduring Passion," 10/6. 200 Old Time Songs, 2/6 posted. 300 Funny Stories, 2/6 \ posted. "Enquire Within," 2/6 posted. ' "Model Letter Writingr," 2/6 posted. "Foyle's Reference Book," for the home, 5/6 posted.' , ■.■■■'■'.' "Book of Etiquette," 4/6 posted. Spelling Made Easy, 2/6 posted. , Dressmaking Made Easy, 2/6 posted. Love Letters Made Easy, 2/6 posted. * Hoyle's Rules of Card Games, 3/6 posted. ' : \ Sho-thand Made Easy, 2/6 posted. CATALOGUES POSTED FREE AITJKEN'S ARCADE, 5 Coartenay Place - WELLINGTON

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