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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 54, 27 November 1926, Page 8

NOT LEANING ON THE ' STATE Some readers who see the term “State guarantee” connected with the Public Trust Office may imagine that the office is financed by grants from the Government. This is not so. It is true that the resources of the State arc security for the acts of the Public Trustee, but in the course of long years of careful and economical management reserve funds have been built up which have practically relieved the Government from any liability under the State guarantee. The ‘charges for the safe service to the thousands of beneficiaries are low, but the huge volume of business enables the office to make profits. Gradually during successive years the reserves built up out of profits have reached a sum exceeding .£62l.o<X>. The safety policy of the Public Trust Office applies to itself as well as to its clients. D—37 MORE FINE ATTRACTIONS IN LONDON SUITINGS STILL THEY COME: And What a Pleasure it it to choose a Suit from them At MILLIGANS. KELBURN AVENUE. EASTBOURNE RESIDENTS. Andrews and jackson, Dentists, <32 Willis Street, Wellington. Phone 2b——347. Have commenced a Branch Surgery at Chisholm, Chemist, Rona Bay ('Phone 134. Eastbourne) Attendance Saturday, or by appointment. M. I). MacGOUN, DENTIST, 18 Baulcott Street Wellington, SPECIALISING in Denture Cases and k? the Correction of Dental Irregularities. D“" £ T? T ROWLEY. D.D.S. (Chicago U.S.A.). Surgeon Dentist, CROWN BUILDINGS, Corner Cuba and Dixon Streets. ’Phone 22—099 p O. JORGENSEN. 1 S.T.M.. London MASSEUR AND CIIIROPODIS'I Brittain's Buildings. 56 Manners Street Tel. 43 802. THE KENT TERRACE RESERVE ♦ ISSUE OF PROCLAMATION In accordance with the finding 61 Mr. E. Page, S.M., in favour of the issue of the proclamation which will enable the Wellington City Council to proceed with its Kent Terrace improvement scheme, it is expected that formal effect to the recommendation will appear in the next “Gazette.’