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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 222, 20 June 1928, Page 10

ARE YOUR VALUABLES SAFE? The Public Trustee has available for leasing specially contained gteel lockers in fire and thief proof vaults. The exclusive use of one of these lockers can be obtained at a small annual rental. By renting « .Safe Deposit Locker in the Public Trust Office, to which access can be obtained at any time during ordinary business hours, ' the anxiety associated with the keeping of negotiable securities—bonds, debentures, etc.—in homes nnd offices that may be entered by thieves or' destroyed by fire will be remdved and replaced by a feteling of security. If you have any valuables concerning which you are at all uneasy, write or call on • the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WELLINGTON. THE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING CO., LTD; HPHE Prices of All Grades of Raw mid -*- Refined Sugars are Reduced This Day 10s. (ten shillings) per ton. J. NEWELL, Manager. June 20, 1925.

Modesty is a well-known trait in the character ol' members of the Heeney family, and it was well illustrated iu Auckland a short time ago, when the Heeney brothers were waiting to catch the Aorangi en route to America (says an exchange). One day Arthur, Pat and Jack were greatly troubled by Ihe attentions of a Press photographer, lie followed them everywhere, begging anxiously that they should pose for him while he took a snap. They as steadily refused. Hours went by and the photographer became desperate. I’inally he bailed up the brothers and delivered this final appeal: “Look here, you chaps, I ve got, to take this blessed photo. If Igo back without, one, I’ll get Ihe sack. Only then did the Heeney brothers aggee to relent!