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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1923, Page 4

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 46. —-Advisory Trustees for the Largo Estates. A business man may have obeyed an impulse to examine the claims of the Public Trustee to perform ‘ efficiently the duties of Executor ’ and Trustee. lie may by careful inquiry have satisfied himself that the long and wide experience of the Office which has the State Guarantee of fidelity offers the best ? possible undertaking that his family’s welfare will be in safe hands ■ after his death. The nature of his assets may be > such, however, as to make him l desire, as an additional safeguard, ! that in adniinisteing his estate his . I Executor and Trustee should ob- ’ I tain the advice of some friend who 3 9 has an intimate knowledge of his I i affairs and in whose judgment he | lias every confidence. II The provision in the Public | Trust Office Act permitting of the appointment of private advisory Trustees to act with the Public • , Trustee exactly meets such a state I of affairs. | In such case the Trust Property is vested solely in the Public Trustee, and he has the sole management and administration, but he may consult the advisory Trustee, and they are at liberty to tender him their advice. Whatever may be the circumstances, the Public Trustee is in a position to render advantageous services. For full information apply to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, or to Mr. T. R. Saywell, District Public 5 Trustee, Greymouth. Agencies also at Reefton and Westport, and part time office at Hokitika.

DOES READING OR SEWING TIRE YOUR EYES ? This is the first indication of defective vision and is generally accompanied by headaches, smarting eyes and dizziness. Properly adjusted lenses are the only sure relief. Let us prescribe for you. JOHN R. PROCTER, Consulting Optician. Opp. Clock Tower. Christchurch,

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CAMERAS ’PHONE 394 :::: BOX 106 —SEE—MY BIG WINDOW DISPLAY OF BOX BROWNIES 11/9, 15/- and 20/- each. Country people send me your FILMS and receive them DEVELOPED and PRINTED by return mail. L. A. INKSTER MAWHERA QUAY.