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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 59, 10 March 1944, Page 3

|Brafcy WHEN WAS YOUR WILL DRAWN? The rapidly changing events of to-day can render a Will drawn only a year ago invalid. The value of your estate may no longer be able to provide the Interest which you bequeathed to persons entirely dependent upon your bounty. Recent legislation effecting changes ' in income tax and death duties combined with the reduction of interest rates, have affected a large number of Wills. That is why we recommend that Dfrtctori: you should provide for the regular revision of your Chairman: Will. And that in addition to leaving your dependents Mr. v. J. Lamer a |jf e interest in the income of the estate you should Mr. S. Awtin-Can also arrange a clause to give the trustees full power Mr.]. F. Ewen to resort to the capital of the estate in the event of Mr. K. B. Myers th | ncome proving inadequate for the maintenance Mr. W. R. Wilson , , , „ Mr. R. N-K. sw»nston ° f vour dependents. General Manager! You are invited' to arrange a confidentiaF interview R-F.Ward with the Manager of the Guardian Trust to discuss other important aspects which concern your WUL Capital £100,000 (At least half of which is invested in N.Z, Govt. Securities.) Additional liability of Shareholders £100,000. £$&. Assets under administration exceed £15,000,000. jgSJWjM Over £1,500,000 new business last year. OT« GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. GUARDS & (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, 1883) GUIDES Head Office: South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland. Branch* and Agencies throughout the Dominion. G2S-IM / ' /'. //itfffibk ram woM/eftt't /////' / ', / // JBtlEl /»aJ<eyou/pf/serab/e Hlfm f'f you 6ad & datfy

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