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Grey River Argus, 6 March 1937, Page 8

o Certainty! T JNLESS your will is expertly drawn, costly litigation may be necessary to ascertain its legal effect. Over 80,000 living testators have taken advantage of the unrivalled experience which the Public Trust Office has gained over a period of more than sixty years. Consult the Public Trustee, , Wellington, or his local representative, TRUSTEE 3.V

A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC. REMEMBER, 1. —You take a risk -when you buy Glasses without a thorough Optical Examination. 2. Know with whom you deal, such as the well-known and old-established . (1877), firm of— PROCTER’S 'THE "OPTICIANS'200 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Appointments for their next visit to GREYMOUTH can now be made by writing, ringing or calling on Mr. I, Bennington, Sports Depot. (’Phone No, 4SSS).

ANNOUNCEMENT DIVISION OF PROFITS TO POLICYHOLDERS D The Conversion of present Fire Rebates into permanent rate reductions ... and ... El In addition, a new Bonus out of Profits applicable to ail Policies falling due during the twelve months com* mencing Ist December, 1936. Th* amouotef bonta credited to ttdi Poflcy w/II bo shown on expiry oot/ars «nd eon♦tfhrtw « further taring In the cort of Flf buarmai to PoUcyholdon of the Office. 1 GRROnEB AID A6EIOIE3 THROUGHOUT THE DOUINIOI