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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 April 1934, Page 6

piRE PROTECTION. A life-time of savings may be lost In one lire. INSURE WITH THE XTORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COY., LTD. KETTLE BROTHERS, LTD., Greymouth Representatives. KEEP ffil jii'iTT warm on the ! COLDEST | NIGHTS. with one of our good quality HOT WATER BAGS I Priced from 5/- to 14/6 I A large range to select from — all the best makes represented.

. . T-T I A®/ £3-I ing * J wi Just sit down to one of our . . . T| HOT DINNERS fl land enjoy yourself. We pick our T| Meats, Vegetables, and other Victuals II with extra care, so that we can serve you right. | HARKERS j j Mackay St., GREYMOUTH. I ‘‘ ’Phone 227. Private 407. sT» I immM Advisory Trustees 1~~ N administering estates, the Public Trustee willingly cooperates with private Advisory ■ Trustees who may be appointed to act. The advisory trustees may be testators’ business associates who have intimate knowledge of the complexities in estates where the assets present

unusual difficulties of management. Or they may be family solicitors, public accountants or other persons in whose judgment the testator* have confidence. This system of co-operation has worked very smoothly in the admin* istration of estates of many business and professional men. Consult the Public Trustee or his local representative. i-F THE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in New South Wales.) 'THE PRICES OF ALL GRADES of x RAW and REFINED SUGARS, GOLDEN SYRUP and TREACLE have THIS DAY been REDUCED by 10/(TEN SHILLINGS) PER TON. The prices of Tablets and Icing Sugar remain unaltered. A. H. CHAMPION, Manager. Auckland, April 14, 1934.