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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32429, 10 May 1944, Page 7

M R A. G. T. BHYAN BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, THAMES. Visits Coromandel and Mercury Bay on second Saturday of each month. Factory meeting day. Attends all Magistrate’s and Warden’s Court sitting at Coromandel. Hours: Coromandel, 10-11 a.m., Whitianga: 1 p.m. onwards. You | $ PURCHASE | j GOODS J Advertised in The | | Hauraki Plains Gazette | | or answer a I I Gazette Advertisement | please mention | | THE f | HAURAKI PLAINS | f GAZETTE 1

| Who finds the Cash to pay I Estate a Succession Duties ? ' 11/ f f HEN arrives ; to administer yoUT estate, : will it be necessary to sell valuable property at short notice and ; perhaps on an unfavourable market to pay the Death Duties? . . • duties which must he paid in cash and in full. The Public Trustee can help in this matter, as he possesses special statutory powers enabling him to advance the required funds with no attendant legal expenses and to avoid the A 11 IT 11 1 1 forced sale of assets of the I|| |F IKII I I. estate. Consult your nearest * J" m Public Trust Office for further nR IB I Vi fl] W .U

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| RAILWAY TRAVEL | | RESERVATION OF SEATS | | Intending train travellers are advised that advance | | reservations are now limited to not longer than 14 j | days ahead of travel date and seats may be reserved g I only by passengers in possession of the appropriate | j train tickets. | | In the event of circumstances preventing | I the holder of a reservation from travelling, the | I Railwav Booking Office should be notified that the | I seat will not be required. If such notice is not given I | at least 24 hours before the is due to its | | starting station, a surcharge of 3s nr fn (according tn | | distance) will be made for each unclaimed reserved | | 'seat. x |