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Evening Star, Issue 23421, 11 November 1939, Page 15

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TWO ESSENTIALS! \tf\W • • ■ The tutor e*e The No man can afford to be indifferent about the management of his estate. It is a duty he owes to himself, and those nearest and dearest, to safeguard it during his lifetime and to ar : range for efficient administration after his death. Clearly, then, it must be recognised that it is the duty of every man possessing an estate (however small) .to make a will. But the making of a will is but the building of a foundation—the first step towards a desired end. The discriminating individual, realising the multiplicity of duties of an executor, appoints The Trustees, Executors, and Agency Co., of New Zealand Ltd. in place of a private trustee. Call and discuss the matter with us. ESTABLISHED I 8 B I IRUSI ITS TiXICU ICRS ifhd Agency Co., of N.Z. Ltd. | Head Office: Corner Bond and Water Streets, Dunedin. P. 0. SMELLIE, General Manager. BRANCHES OR AGENCIES IN AT A. PRINCIPAL DISTRICTS.