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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 38, 14 February 1931, Page 4

WHO IS TO MANAC-E yCIJR FARM? JF you were to die suddenly, who is to manage your farm? • • • Your wife—your son—your neighbour? ... But in the event of you appointing 1 them Trustees, they may not have the time, ex* perience, or detire to give it the close attention f it requires. . . The farmer will appreciate these difficulties, for no one knows better, the problem* that are to be overcome if farming is to be successful. .. In the Guardian Trust lies the solution, for it has had long experience in the administration of farming Estates and is specially organised to ensure the interests of farming clients receiving every safeguard. . . If necessary, to retain or carry on a property under terms of a WiM» Guardian Trust will provide expert supervision to protect beneficiaries' interests. . . Consult your solicitor and appoint the Guardian Trust to &. minister your Estate if you would have fuU protection for beneficiaries in after years. • * Write for interesting Booklet recently published by the Guardian Trust—it contains vital in*formation and will be sent without obligation. Jkt GUARDIAN TRUST and Executors' Company of New Zetland Lt#'^ (Incurfrtui ij SficUl At »/ Ptrlitmnt) Htad Office: South British Insurance Bldg., Shortland St. ( Branches and Agencies throughout th« Dominion |