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Southland Times, Issue 18847, 12 June 1920, Page 4

r PHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. (Established 1572.) FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND. THIS OFFICE IS READY TO—1. -Draw up your Will free of charge. 2. —Hold your Will in safe custody free of charge. d.- Act as Executor under your Will. 4. —Act with private persons appointed under a Will as Advisory Trustees to corporate with the Public Trustee in any estate and business requiring expert management. 5. —Act as Trustee in place of private persons who may wish to retire. G. —Act as Administrator of estates of persons dying without leaving a Will. 7. —Act as Agent or Attorney during your absence from New Zealand. SUPPORT THE OFFICE THAT BELONGS TO YOU. VALUE OF ASSETS AND FUNDS OVER ‘•20,000,000. For information apply to R. D. NEWTH, Public Trust Office, Esk street, Invercargill. COTTONWOOD VENESTA. "V\'E have pleasure in notifying Architects and Builders that wc have been appointed Southland Agents for Cottonwood Vcncsta, the most suitable material for CEILINGS, DADOES, BATHROOMS. Absolutely waterproof. Can be stained or painted in any colour and makes a beautiful finish. STOCKED IN SUITABLE SIZES. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS. Geo. Poole & Sons, Ltd. TIMBER MERCHANTS AND WOODWARE MAN UFACTURERS, ’Phone—Mu. Yarrow Street. MzS4G First Again SNOWBALL FLOUR At the Bakers' Competition in Wellington held recently, the whole Dominion being represented, Mr Hugh Donald, of Georgetown, scored, first prize, carrying a diploma and gold medal, against all-comers for a French loaf, commonly known as the double turnover. Last year (be diploma and gold,medal for the same class also came to Invercargill, the Southland Bread Company being the winners. In each case it is worthy of note that, the broad was produced from purely local Ilnur. In reference to the above there were several other prizes gained by different Southland bakers at the same exhibition by NOWBALL FLOUR The Daily Knead