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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1924, Page 6

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. I.—First Duty to Dependants. ' A ' MAN'S first duty to his -£"■*- dependants is to make tho best possible provision for their present and future needs. He cannot properly safeguard their future unless • he makes a. good will. Ho cannot make a good will un-less-he is well. He opens tho way to muddle and unhappi- * ness if he waits until he is ill. It is not enough to have the will made well, for a good will can have ite pur- • poses defeated by the bad administration of an incompetent or unfaithful trustee. You avoid mistakes- in the administration of your estate when you entrust thi« business to the Public Trustee, wfcose efficiency and fidelity are sruajanteed by tho State. —Vtti' For fu^ information apply to S? J-PB^ T C TRUSTEE aVWellmgton, North, Wansanui. Hawera, *nl New rlymoufcn. > . . . DISTRICT OFFICERS at Msrtinbor- | ?B j_j.?arterton- Eketahuna. Pahiatna. Woodnlle. Dannevirke, Waipukunml M i? 3Wa\n .Hastings, Levin, Foildiag, I Marton, Taihapo. an 4 Stratford. / ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS. \\[£ cannot guamntee-you good health, | »■» but we lighten the burden by monetary assistance Can you afford 'o take the-risk yourself? Re«son it out—then write for particulars of our Special Acci- | dent and All Sickness Contraot. ■. THE MANAGER, THE SOUTHERN cgOMASSURANCB Mandel's Budding, Willis street. Wellington. i v> ! 'i NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. I IVP'-J- F- SKEDDEN, Solicitor, has ■«■*. pleasure in announcing that he has taken into Partnership Mr. N. E. WATSON, LL.B., formerly of Wellington, who has lately been practising at Hastings ap a Barrister and Solicitor. The practice will bo carried on a); Stewart Dawson's Building, Wellington under the. style of " Skedden and Watson. ■ . I Wellington, 23rd January, 1924. ' j