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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 117, 13 November 1935, Page 15

A MOMENTOUS QUESTION Shall the Banks with all their deposits be controlled by politicians, or shall the officers of the Banks in every community continue as responsible trustees of the earnings and savings of the New Zealand people? If a nationalised bank is called upon to do more than the present trading banks are doing in providing credit for industry then, to do so, safety must be sacrificed. "If the banks were national/sed they would have to be managed as they are now, if their solvency was to be magpfain.ed." —LORD SNOWDE}, (Socialist s,d* ex-Chancellor of the Excise,.). parted by the Associated . . . 'inks of Seta Zealand. n ■ 11 - ■, . . ■ The Exacting Duties ■..- - 'of Trusteeship A trustee must accept full Responsibility for an estate during his administrator,. He must also have wide legal knowledge, f or (n the event of a r . . .-/....mistake be|ng.rnade ( .a trustee js p res u m ed to know ■ the law/ He must also be an expert in share and ' property values to'avoy | oss through market fluctuation. 1 "' • '• ■ ■ A ■ . ' ■. Many private trustees, realising that the burden of trusteeship is morethat they would voluntarily assume, arrange to t rans f er their responsibilities to The Guardian Tr^t who are specialist^ in the duties of trustees, Executors and attorneys. 1 ■ The Guardian TQst deals professionally with any problem In administration and employs specialists • in investments.' and agricultural, industrial and residential properties. Private trustees, anxious to , ' .. . relinquish thfej r duties are invited to make an appointment' f or a confidential discussion with the Manage. r . Capital £ 10 0,000 uwestid in N.Z. Government Securities. /Additional liability c} thareholdcrt £100,000. ■Asietsmder admimttration exceed £12,000,000. /' "~ . ~ ' ■ •THE f ' ,/ 11 • r" || "^ j. I itMn *T> H*ifll Tl*]i TtTI I If Till <? 11 jXND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. {Incorporated by Spinal Act 0/ Parliament, 1883) ■JIB / ■ O. SiWatkins dsq., W?«i. Director. §/ _SI K*^K*\ Edgar Wylie, Wn. Man***. . _____ 1: g 91-jm' fwjj». Offices >t Gubome, 9topie») , —i^^^jJWftjHl' § S^^lJEl^Pi ■ SSj^^^^&jLP^l^ PjAN BRISLING l^^^K fciS^BIIM^J STAVAN CER PRESERVING CO. HOTELS, RESORTS, TRANSPORT. MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES. 18!? a.m Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m.. 10.30 a.m., 1 p.m. i p.m. SUNDAY—Dep. LAO a.m., 9 a.n> ,]O3O am 1 ■¥] n m A ™ m WELLINGTON Dep; (2 a.m.) for Napier^ 5.30 I'l] Vfo^m' '/I 6 pr, Saturday-Dep. 2 a.m., 8.30 i.m., 1.30 p.m., i p m 6 p m SU24^m M BStprmßSt pr m n DeP' & "'^ l'^ P™" ~° 'm- ' W' cllin Eton Dep. 8.30 a.m JgOOKING'OFFICES: Jlnstarton-MMlnncl Garngc (Tels IS4B. 100 ft). Cnrtcrton- •*-' Lane's Comectinnery (Tel. 90): Hushes. Tobacconist (Tel "n=i r r , «." Kicholl's Garage (Tel. 101). Fcatherston-Edwards,- Confectionery ■(!>? lfi-: Wellington—Keatherston Street, opp. G.P.0.. (Tel. 42-222). ' JENKINS MOTOR SERVICES, LTD. Head Office: MASTERTON. NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1.) LTD. WELLINGTON—PALMERSTON NORTH—NAP IKR. PARS depart Opposite G.P.0., WELLINGTON, 10 a.m., for PAUMEUSTO.N XOETH and NAPIER, arriving PALJIERSTON NORTH 1.15 p.m. Depart foi NAPIER 2 p.m., connecting at NAPIER for GISBORNE at 6.15 p.m. TRAVEL BY NEWMANS. TELEPHONE 41-355.