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Shannon News, 28 August 1923, Page 1

FLAX EXPERIMENTS. / A PUBLIC MEETING will he held Xjl in the MAORILAND THEATRE on TUESDAY* AUGUST 28, at 8 o’clock, when MR A. SEIFERT Will deliver an address on the research and experimental flex work. ROLL UP I And hear i something of the industry that is of vital importance to the whole district. SHANNON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE J. BEARD,! " ~ Hom Secretary. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1923. Morning, 11 o’clock: Rev. L. Minifle. Afternoon, 2.30: Sunday School. Pft|inYTflßMN. CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY. AUGUST 26, 1923. jWoming, tf: Rev. A. F. Stewart. Afternoon. 2.30: Sunday School. Evening, 7: Rev. A. F. Stewart. • ■ THE LINGERIE ADJOINING MAORILAND THEATRE. BALLANCE STREET. JUST ARRIVED ENGLISH AND COLONIAL WOOLS IN ALL SHADES. LAJJIES’ GOATS; and GENTS’ TRENCH COATS AT REDUCED PRICES. « L. MARTIN. USD. FT3HE U.S.D. claims to have the largX est stock of new and second-hand furniture In the district. We have 15,000 ft of floor space nicely set out] With furniture of modem designs. Those who require furniture should not fail to. give us a call. We cannot' be beaten m quality-and-.-we cannot be beaten in value. Heart-of rimu bedroom suites complete £l9 10s. New 4-piece Oak bedroom suite beautifully, designed £29 10s, 3-piece Chesterfield suite covered in moquet £2O. Heart of rimu double beds with wires £3 17s 6d . Singles £3. Duchess chests from £3 10s. We carry a large stock of crockery, cutlery, brushware, kitchen utensils, also carpets, carpet runners, rugs and linoleums. We have a large quantity of modern second-hand furniture Including Pianos, Singer and other Sewing Machines. Almost every article you may require. Country orders packed and put on rail free. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY DEPOT. Lyceum Hall, 327 Main Street, Opp. .Devine’s ..Hotel. Phone 60*8.

PHONE Sf PHONE 51 : KING BROS. GENERAL CARRIERS. Who are second to none for promptness and reliability. Travellers' samples handled with care. . n - ... , Best Household Xoal and Firewood always in stock. THE WILL AHtt Tftfj WAV. > Nf. 85. Risks of Intestacy. What caujses a man to ‘risk his family’s Welfare by not making a good will, drawn by ah expert? In some cases this neglect is due to a dislike of anything which suggests i the inevitable, common end of mankind. In other cases the fault is sheer procrastination, the constant deferring Of a task which is regarded as difficult. Both these causes are unworthy of a thoughtful family man - either fault may mar an otherwise good record of citizenship. When a mian does not leave a will providing for a wise reliable execu- ; tor and trustee, he practically gives this order: “Divide iny estate according to the , laws of inheritance. Make the division on the rigid basis ; fixed by the law to meet the average case-’* An intestate estate cannot be conserved to the best advantage of dependants. It must be wound up • arid divided—not as the late. , owner would have willed; but as the law directsi The State-; . guaranteed Public Trust Office is able to show the way fj a better disposition of ; the i estate. Inquiries welcomed.. Apply to— District Manager, PUBLIC TRUST, LEVIN.