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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1936, Page 4

i S I 9 m rmnuramn PLANNED ECONOMY VNQWLBDCE and thought applied to will making can effect considerable savings for a testator’s'- dependants a«d, in addition, ensure thV most advantageous distribution. The accumulated experience of the Public Trust Office is at the service of testators who wish to apl) point the Public Trustee their executor.. ' Consult the Public Trustee, i : v Wellington, or his local 1 , .•. representative. , TRUSTEE

FUNERAL NOTICE. rpH.E FRIENDS of the late JAMES WILSON arid of the family, are invited to attend his fui/eral, which will leave the residence of his Sisters (Misses Wilson) Brittan Street, at 9 o’clock on SUNDAY MORNING, for Hokitika cemetery. H. A. THOMPSON, Funeral Furnisher. LODGE WESTLAND, U.A.O.D. ill/TEMBERS are. requested to meet at tlie Lodge room on SUNDAY morning at 8.30 o’clock to attend the funeral of their late brother,- James Wilson. , • , BY ORDER, a.d. HOKITIKA FIRE, BRIGADE. "IyFEAIBERS are requested to attend ’ at No. 1 Station on SUNDAY MORNING at 8.30 o’clock for the purpose of attending the funeral of their late ex-member, James Wilson. Di •ess. uniforms: : - > ' j. ju Mclntosh, Superintendent.