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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 156, 3 July 1937, Page 4

J. Wills of 88,000 Living Persons. 'T'HE wills of 88.000 persons who have appointed the Public Trustee to act as executor are held, free of charge, in the strong-rooms of the Public Trust Office for safe custody, and new wills arc being lodged at the rate of 400 a month. All sections of the community are represented in 1 this impressive total. The Public Trustee prepares wills free of I charge, and holds them in safe custody if appointed executor. .."-.f sPublie trustee I 6/12-

1? " n !nvitat, '° n i P" b »o subscribe for shares, and application, will onlv be Companies at Auckland -rd ? °n*ctu. d.,ed 20th May. 1936. and duly filed with the of i • n-i ordance with the form of application obtainable from the secretary. SHORT PARTICULARS AN AUTHORISED TRUSTEE INVESTMENT GROUP A 2 OF AN AUTHORISED ISSUE OF £500,000 DEBENTURES BY N.Z. DAIRYFARM MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED warran^^'lT'k" ' 00, £500, £1000, or in such higher denominations as applications may 20 6 e , n . U r tear interest at £3 4 per centum per annum and have a currency of t : m r. 8 r ' ' * au hject to the right of the Company to redeem at par at any time or notice in writing^ 6818 w "°le or any part of such debentures on giving at least six calendar months' TRUSTEES ARE AUTHORISED BY SECTION 5 OF THE TRUSTEE AMENDMENT ACT, 1935. TO INVEST FUNDS IN THIS ISSUE. DIRECTORS: ROBERT HUGH McKENZIE, ESQ. (Chairman of Directors, New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd.). CHARLES JAMES PARLANE, ESQ. (General Manager. New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd.). WILLIAM GOODFELLOW, ESQ. (Managing Director of Challenge Phosphate Co. Ltd.). JOHN McLEAN COCHRANE, ESQ. etired Banker, representing the debenture-holders). The above-mentioned Prospectus indicates that: RUDcilLr m»mk nC ' Pa f e °!/ or which the Company has been formed is to meet the requirements of i.Tnexc^f'ST nnnw Z f aland C °-°P"ative Dairy Company Limited (whose pa.d-up capital w in excess of £1.250,000), for farm mortgage finance. on first Wlll< be "l ° y . the Com P an y other than to farmer -suppliers of the Dairy Company securi y o their farm properties, nor in excess of two-thirds of the value of lite security. for in orn Pany is £100,000, which has been fully subscribed and paid debentur e ' n 0 C th f benefit of the securities from time to time held by the Company, to which ev K ' av ® * e further security of £100,000 of shareholders' capital plus a reserve fund . . orrow ® r ls requned to contribute 2 per cent, on the amount of his original lean. borrow UD°to CCt ' on °f Trustee Amendment Act, 1935, the Company has power to borrow up to five tunes the amount of the paid-up capital for the time being of the Company. Y. v r . POINTS TO BE NOTED: ©nly for trusteeThn* 8 S ? CU T itles are ® convenient, sound, and easily realisable type ot investment, not m Tk investor of both small and large amounts. individual investment's in^arm h W^ cannot be obtained by the small unit or by subscribed whVIJ debentures comprising Group A of the total authorised issue was fully Ssffi rubtSs'r m n : l^ v G%trA2. bcen reccived (o ' "°' oou of debemur " ° f ,h < BANKERS. National Bank of New Zealand L,i M ' . . Bank of New Zealand. Messrs. Hutchison. Ell.fle fc Cameron. Public Accountants, Auch'ond. ka c- i ty SOLICITORS; TRU^T 1717 " FOI c - unin'-ac • " 81 S »"<- BROKERS: Norman A. Duth»». E-.q.. Pu';,.: Accountant. AucMand. Any Member of a Stock Exchange affiliated to the Stocl- F\V r F S^ETARY: Exchange Association of New Zealand ne Jtoc! - F - \V Groom. Esq.. N.Z. Co-op. Dairy Co.", Butld.ncs, Hamilton. Copies of the above-mentioned Prospectus and fnrm. i ... of which, respectively, applications will alone be acc-pt-d*'"a!"" deorntures. upon the terms and ,n the form communicate with the Secretary either direct or thro,". C ' uT" avr ' :ijb o . f *"° m . the Secretary. Investors should Limited or the Bank of New Zealand. through any broker or branch of the National Bank of New Zealand