Why ever did my Partner appoint w me Executor? 41 Watching Investments, collecting income, making payment* to the family, keeping records, preparing Income-tax returns, handling real estate —all these duties I now have to attend to, but I cannot give them the attention they require. Running the business Is enough, to absorb all the tjme and energy I have!” If an individual acts as an executor only once * he may find the burden an excessive one. The Public Trust Office on the other hand performs the duties of executor and trustee as a business. „ It has the advantage of existing machinery, ready at a moment’s notice to take up the yvork of administering your estate. ■■■ Consult the Public Trustee or one; of his responsible officers.. He wjll prepare your Will, free of charge, if appointed executor.
Waitemata Electric-Power Board' ‘ •' • " • ■ ■ • ' . . ..• • • ' ■' 4 DEBENTURE ISSUE - £15,000 I (Being Balance of an Issue of £IOO,OOO for Reticulation .* Extension Purposes.) | 150 DEBENTimES OF £IOO , ; each' are offered by the doard for Public' ,[ .T :■ ■■ . ■ V v ' 3 •INTEREST ' 4i% per annum, payable "half-yearly. -*j. 'V [ : j XERIJI2O years, ; from Ist October,: 1939;; /j;;, v ‘. "1 SINKING FUND • A Sinking-Fund of 3f% will bV establish^. ‘. :{ Jnterest and Sinking Fund wiJl be paid, put of-the Board s-„ordmary revenues, of approximately £200,000 per annum. - f SECURITY: A Special Rate of 9/64ths of a penny in the £. on all.] . rateable property in the Board’s District; in addition. _ the J ordinary revenues of the Board .from the sales of electricity -1 —A DOUBLE SECURITY. ; '' ' ' j EXCHANGE: Debentures and ’ interest coupons free of inland | exchange. ' : ~ «■ ■ • The Waitemata Electric-Power Board is one of the soundest in- J stitutions in New Zealand financially. ./ • BROKERAGE : On all applications bearing stamp of Bank; -: member of the Stock Exchange; Solicitors,-or-Rnancial mstitu- ‘ tion, brokerage at the rate of i% will: bp paid. >- - The Debentures are a trustee investment . ■ ■ . A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT ] Applications, together with the amount-in fiiß,-.should ,be made ■ to the Waitemata Electric-Power Board, Private Bag, Auckland,, and investors are advised to make early application for-tins limited issue. ■ 1 ’ ' '• ■ : The Board reserves the right to decline any application. . - .
TOE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Ce. Ltd as Executor and Trustee of your Will, provides s , 1. Impartiality in Dealings with Beneficiaries. 2. Personal interest in. the welfare? of members of your Until}’. 3. Sound financial judgment and. economy. ■ •- - • <{| 4. The service of experienced Officer*. { 5. Continuity of Administration. 6. Security for Estate Funds (Capital Reserve Funds and Shareholders’ Liability total £253,750). Call and obtain full inforination. « A. C. BRETHERTON, Christchurch Manages 145 Worofster Street, Christchurch. Offices: Christchurch, Timsru, Oajnaru, Dunfedin, InTf*cargOL
Christchurch Building & Lan<| Soctefy Assets £303,440. "(Permanent). EstabUihed 7Q yein. Money Received on Deposit . (UNDER AUTHORITY- OF THE BUILDING SOdETHES ACT. 1908). ; Repayable on demand or for terms to suit-"depositors. Information re interest rotes, etc., on application. I'Oanifc Arranged On of Frpeboid ~ petfleA repayable (principal ni -interest)': dprinr tcctn te spit - 1 '- borrowers. WM. C. COLLINS. Secretary.. TefepheM Spfti. OFFICES: 165 Hereford Street (opposite U.S.B. Co.) '
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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22823, 23 September 1939, Page 11
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