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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 97, 7 April 1934, Page 9

X Autumn X HOSIERY Sunny moments notwithstanding ft has been home In on even the most optimistic that the cold v'eather is here to stay ... for many months, and we present our Autumn Hosiery. These ever-necessary adjuncts to a smart wardrobe are showing in the neatest, newest and most correct shades for Autumn, practical and unobtrusively smart. Cashmere Hose Special. Pure All Wool Cashmere Hose that is wonderful value, with rcuvforced heels and toes. In new Autumn shades. Price 2/6 P a ‘ r Under Hose. Botany Wool Under Hose in flesh tonings, for wearing under silk hose. Al) sizes. Price 2/11 pair Minerva Hose. A Fashioned Pure Wool Cashmere Huso with a reputation for Shades of Oak, Leafmuuld, Beaver, Gunmetal, Grey, Dtp, Price 3/11 P®ir Viking Hose. Fine Cashmere Hose with a full expanding welt at top for comfort. Shades of Pine Cone, Nomad, Duskee, Gunmetal. Price 4/H pair Morley's Cashmere Hose. Coloured Botany Wool. Full-fashioned throughout. Perfect-fitting, full-length logs. Lustre-tipped welts. Shades of Pine Cone, Beaver, Musquash, Gunmetal, Grey. Price 4/6 pair Silk and Wool Marl Hose. A very smart-looking Hose of good-wearing quality. In shades of Nutria, Shado-beige, Shore-beige, Gunmetal. Price 3/11 pair Sensola Silk and Wool Hose. Silk-faced Rose, lined pure Botany wool. In shades of Copra, Oakheart, Java, Gunmetal. Prices 3/6 and 4/3 pair Brettle's Silk and Wool Hose. Silk-plated Hose with special expanding welt. Shades of Java, Duskee, Leaf-mould, Gunmetal and White. Price 4/11 pair Morley's Silk and Wool Hose. A Silk and Wool-plated Hose in this well-known make. In shades of Leaf-mould, Duskee, Java, Gunmetal. Price 5/11 P»ir Brettle's “Silcash” Hose. Super quality Silk and Wool Rose, with expanding welt. Shade* . of Duskee, Leaf-mould, Java, Moon-beige, Gunmetal. Price 676 P*ir Baird’s Phone 2006 PO. Box 6 AGENTS FOR MAX FACTOR COSMETICS.

Advisory trustees ~yi N administering estates, the Public Trustee willingly co-opee- | ates with private Advisory Trustees who may be appointed to act. The advisory trustees may be testators’ business associates whe 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 testators have confidence. This system of co-operation has worked very smoothly in the administration of estates of many business and professional men. Consult the Public Trustee or his local representative.