SAFETY FOR YOUR ESTATE. No. 4—Powers of tire Public Trustee. statutorw powers conferred on the Public Trustee are much more extensive than those possessed by a private trustee. The Public Trustee is practically enabled to do all the tilings that an owner could do, where the value of an asset does not exceed a certain specified amount. While a private trustee has very often to approach the Court for its authority to take some step in connection with the administration of an estate in his care, the expense and delay are saved when the Public Trustee is administrator. Although possessed of much more liberty of action than a private trustee, the Public Trustee consults the beneficiaries at every stage of the administration, and-he is largely guided by their wishes and advice in all matters pertaining to the estate in which they are interested. Moreover, being a public official, the Public Trustee is available at all times to answer for his conduct, should a beneficiary be dissatisfied with his administration of an estate, and. in addition the Office enjoys the advantage of the State guarantee. All persons placing their affairs in the hands of the Public Trustee may rest assured that the statutory powers, which he is privileged to exercise are availed of only when it is to the interests of their estates to do so, and as a rule with the approval of the beneficiaries concerned.
For full information apply to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, or to Mr. T. R. Saywell, District Public trustee, Greymouth. Agencies also at Reefton and Westport, and part time jffice at Hokitika.
LOOK HIM STRAIGHT IN THE EYE. The inability to look a person straight in the eye when talking to him, is more often than not the result of eye-strain. You will be able to meet and hold the most penetrating glance if your eyes are right. Let John Procter Examine Your Eyes. He will prescribe and lit correctly adjusted glasses, -which will remove every particle oi strain. When in Christchurch consult JOHN R. PROCTER, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, (Opp. W. Strange ami Co.), CHRISTCHURCH.
HOLIDAYS AND PICNICS are made happier when yon have a KODAK with you. All at .REDUCED PRICES. Full stocks of Fresh Films, Snap Albums, Tripods and Daylight and Gaslight Papers. Films developed and printed correctly at — L. A. INKSTER’S AIAWHERA QUAY; GKEYAIuUTH
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 January 1923, Page 4
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