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Press, 28 November 1977, Page 20

The last will and testament of.. e What does that phrase conjure up in your mind? A dusty office, full of files and tomes? An elderly man in frock coat and wing collar, preparing to read from an equally elderly piece of paper, to an avid audience of mourners, waiting in eager anticipation? Or do you see the phrase as a straightforward legal term, meaning that some person has had the sense to face the future fairly and squarely? Whatever the phrase means to you, a will is still very important. It can prevent bitter wrangles, ensure a child is properly educated, help a surviving parent bring up children or even assist a worthwhile charity. Perhaps now you’re thinking a little more about your last will and testament. If you are, why not give Perpetual Trustees a ring, make an appointment and find out more about drawing up your will and appointing an executor and trustee for your estate. ffi' The Perpetual Trustees Estate and Agency Company of New Zealand Limited 221 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Manager — R. T. Pither 4 Burnett Street, ASHBURTON. Resident Officer — C. B. Shaw (In attendance each Tuesday) &

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