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Evening Star, Issue 20570, 23 August 1930, Page 14

FINANCING ESTATES AND BENEFICIAHIES. Frequently the great financial, strength of THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE has been a safespiafd against distress for Dependants of' Testators whose Wills have provided for a realisation of assets., If market conditions are unfavourable, the Public Trust Office is able, in suitable cases, to make reasonable advances to beneficiaries, and to “nurse" an estate until the opportunity arises for satisfactory realisation. The Stale-guaranteed Public Trust Office is a safeguard against worry, anxiety, and loss for testators’ dependantsInquiries will be welcomed and information gladly supplied on application to the Public, Trustee, Wellington, or. to, any. of hi* representatives throughout New Zea- • land. HOT LEMON. X LADING Refreshment Rooms and Soda Fountains are now • ' Supplying THOMSONS’ HOT LEMON. BEVERAGE. Pu»i warming, healthful,; invigorating. Many persons regard with distaste the Question of making a Will. " This‘should, bo considered as an ordinary Business Matter—as it is ■■ merely the setting out in a' formal manner of the desires of a Testator *8 to the disposal of his assets and the income therefrom" after his dc.cease; • ■ ■ - If you have not already made a Will, or if, owing to changing conditions, your present Will requires to bfe altered; consult : THE P E-B PET DA L , , TRUSTEES CO., LTD., and obtain the advice of its officers. t ' ■ • branches,:; DUNEDIN. CHRISTCHURCH, TIMABU, O AMARU, INVERCARGILL; , ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager.