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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4670, 14 December 1944, Page 3

(lifts Jor JUi mast 'JOBACCO POUCHES, WALLETS, PURSES, PICTURES, COMPENDIUMS, BOXED STATIONERY, GIFT SETS, CALENDARS, PERFUMES, PIJOTO I ALBUMS, PLAY IN (KC ARDS. 1 /&* rjIOYS include: SLEEPING DOLLS, TEASETS, BOOKS. BLACKBOARDS, BAKING SETS, GAMES, BOATS, KOALA BEARS, TEDDY BEARS. SPADES, BUCKETS, JIG-SAW PUZZLES. C. I. MILLS

| T IS POSSIBLE to provide, for your family in your Will aecording to their individual and collective needs. A Trust Fund foi your wife will protect her against her inexperience in business and the tragedv of ill-advised investments, it will ensure an income for your family’' while the children are young, and will permit the advancement of portions of the capital in emergencies. A Fund may be set a sic c for your children’s education. Arrangements may be made, whereby your son will be given his share of the Estate when he is at an age competent to manage it. Your daughter’s share may be put in trust so that, married or single, she will receive an income for life. The Perpetual Trustees Company has unquestioned financial responsibility, and a perpetual existence not possessed by the individual. Our officers will be glad to explain to you in and without any obligation on your part, how we may serve you in protecting your family’s future. The PERPETUAL Trustees Company, Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH DUNEDIN INVERCARGILL 0 AMARU TIMARU ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager. C. H. McKAY, Local Representative.