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Otaki Mail, 2 November 1923, Page 2

f MENS ALL-WOOL TWEED TROUSEES. 16/6 PER PAIR C OCKRELL' 3 yl praoes PRUNES ■ ..,.gd per lb SULTANAS gd per lb SEEDLESS RAISINS 7d per lb EDMONDS BAKING- .POWDER 1/4 Large Tin WHERE MONEY GOES FARTHEST FOP, EVERYTHING. ££ h O' { ' A •'U -i ■ laJTORD ST., LEVIN.

I A Uard.l BEEEH & SEDDON. AUTHORISED SURVEYORS & CIVIL ENGINEERS. 1-JO J .A.MBTOS QUAY, WCLI.INGTON. G.P.O. Do>: .lilt'. ’Plioiio 24.j_. JICKSLL AITD GE.MOCK, ’ PALMERSTON NORTH. ; PIVII, AND MECHANICAL CON- j SULTING ENGINEERS. * Sewerage, Water-Works, Land Drainage! and Hydro-Electric Works. the will and the wav. No. G.—Cutting Costs. "Cut co s ts” lias become the sudden order in the business world—and the process of reduction is world-wide. Since its establishment in 1872 the State-guaranteed Public Trust Office lias worked on the P r i' ! - eiple of giving a, nnrsimuin of efficiency at a. minimum of cost to its numer-’Uj, clients. Profit- is not the prime purpose. though the enterprise is reasonably profitable, by reason of the veiy large volume of business and xlie" efficiency of its administration by welltrained experts in all departments of the work. The fees and other charges are on the lowest, possible scale. Therefore, when the Public Trustee is appointed the executor of an estate the testator has the, comforting assurance that the best, possible safeguard has been effected for defendants at a very moderate cost. For full information apply -to the Public Trustee, Wellington, or Mr A. Mosley, District Manager. Levin.