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Shannon News, 1 February 1924, Page 4

TENNIS jRACQUETS. TENNIS RACQUETS. TO quit our large stock of Tennis 'Racquets before the season finishes we axe now offering per cent. Discount to cash purchasers. H. HOOK^ PLIMMER TERRACE. ESTABLISHED 17 YEARS. THANKS YOU FOR SUPPORT IN THE PAST AND WILL ALSO THANK YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE SUPPORT. C. C. PRANKS' GARAGE BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. MOTOR CARRIER & CONTRACTOR. GARS FOR HIRE. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. Two First Class Mechanics. AH Work Guaranteed and Promptly Executed. Batteries Charged and Electrical Work Attended To. PHONE 57.

PICOT BROS. Poultry Famers, Consign your EGGS AND POULTRY To PICOT BROS, for prompt satisfaction. LOWEST PRICES. ALL CLASSES OF GRAIN STOCKED. Write for particulars. 113-116 Thorndon Quay and 9 Davis St. WELLINGTON.

KIWI BACON FACTORY. PIGSI PIGSI PIGS received from 901bs to 1601bs. Spot cash on delivery. Price on application to Kiwi Bacon Company Grey street, Palmerston North. TRUCKING DATES FOR FEBRUARY: LEVIN.— Wednesdays, 6th and 20tli, 10.30 a,m. to 12 noon. KOPUTAROA.— Wednesdays, 6th and mil, 1 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. SHANNON.— Thursdays,. 7th and 21st. TOP PRICES. Buyer: L. LOVELOCK, PALMERSTON NORTH. 'PHONE 6610. THE LEVIN SAWMILLINC CO., LTD Sawmill Gladstone Road. Planing Mills Queen Street. DRESSED TIMBER of every de ß . cription alwayj on (hand. Special orders undertaken at short est notice. Ask for our quotations before purchasing elsewhere. f OUR CUSTOMERS SAVE ALL MID DLEMEN'S PROFITS AS ALL TIMBER COMES DIRECT FROM OUR OWN MILLS. FOR SALE MOTOR CYCLE. NE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR 1 CYCLE, 1921 model. Good as new, latest electric light and latest manual switch; also special pavilion seat. IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. PRICE £ 7 Q CROWTHER MOTORS; CROWTHER MOTORS, BALLANCE STREET SHANNON

A CHOICE SELECTION OF PRIME BEEF MUTTON, LAMB, PORK, and SMALL GOODS. • MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE MANGORE BUTCHERY, PLIMMER TERRACE. (Opposite Railway Station.) CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED. THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 28.-HPresent and Future of an Estate. When a keen and clever man of business (has his mind full of 'plans for increasing h,is estate his thoughts may not project far ijuto the days when he and his property will be no longer together. His main purpose is to make adequate provision for his family ; he may have made a will hurriedly; he may lhave hastily nominated a friend as ex- . ecutor Avithout taking time to consider whether the friend had Iho qualifications necessary for very important, difficult tasks. The testator wished to be quickly quit of a duty which he felt to be unpleasant. That is the kind of attitude which (has opened up a speedy way to waste and loss of an estate which took a lifetime of self-sacrifice to amass. The family's welfare is worth a careful study of the advantages which the Stateguaranteed Public Trust Office can give(, PUBLIC TRUSTEE. WELLINGTON, or T. J. DWYER. DISTRICT AGENT, LEVIN.