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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 15 December 1926, Page 6

PEOPLE’S CONFIDENCE IN PUBLIC TRUSTEE. To meet a vital need of the people Sir Julius Vogel secured the establishment of the Public Trust Office. The remarkable expansion of the business in five decades is a great monument to a farseeing statesman. On March 31st, 1926, wills safely deposited with the Public Trustee totalled 48.957, and this total is increasing at the rate of over 500 a month. These figures in a country of 1,409,000 population afford very emphatic evidence of the people’s confidence in thenown State-guaranteed office. C. FREYBERG. DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. HAWERA.

rpHE MUTUAL LIFE & CITIZENS’ X ASSURANCE CO., LTD. The “M.L.C.” THE ROOT PRINCIPLE OF LIFE ASSURANCE, in whatever form it may be presented, is the protection of those dependent upon us by securing to them at our death, a sum of money sufficient to meet the needs of such a time. It is also to ourselves during life a satisfaction and a consolation that, come what will, we need have no undue anxietv. NO OTHER FORM OF SAVING PERFORMS THIS FUNCTION with the tithe of the success that characterizes LIFE ASSURANCE. SAVING INVOLVES GRADUAL ACCUMULATION! A LIFE POLICY GIVES IMMEDIATE PROTECTION, and oeyond doubt it is the safest provision a man can make. No man should neglect his paramount duty to those upon whom his life depends. TO-DAY you are welcome! TO-MORROW may be too late. Do it now! All particulars re premiums, etc., to — JOHN RENWICK, District Manager. Box 226, Hawera.