MAKING A WILL Many men have attempted to , draft their own wills. hut.( finding the task too difficult, have loft this important mattor in an unfinished state until too late. Others have succeeded in making their own wills, hnt. because such wills were not legally perfect, the wishes of their makers were defeated. The Public Trust Office has many years of experience in tlie drafting of will, and the benefit of this experience is available, free of charge, in the preparation of the will of any person appointing the Public Trustee executor. Consult the Public Trustee. Wellington. or any of his representativesthroughout New Zealand. .T— lß.
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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2401, 10 April 1931, Page 4
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