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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 176, 26 June 1926, Page 10

TO LET. TO LET,- 2-roomed furnished flat, with, kitchenette and gas stove. Apply 30 Ward street (in evenings). TO LET, 5-roomed house, e. 1., Foxton beach, waterfront, low relnt. “Bungalow,” Box 132, Palmerston North. FOR SALE. For additional adveriuementa relating to uted artielei jor tale lee page 2. 1 FOR SALE, stack, containing 2 to 3 tons first-class oaten hay. McKenzie, Whakarongo. MRS DONOVAN, 11 Ada street (late A. Hordern, «Sydney).— Dressmaker and milliner. ANTED to buy, good gramophone. Price and particulars, ring phone 6886. WE guarantee every pair because we use “the” material; inspection invited.—A. Swan, boot repairer, Cuba street, opp. Soldiers’ Clujb. COLLINSON and Son. —Save your pennies for the biggest hardware and crockery sale yet; commences Tuesday. HL. YOUNG. Ltd., invite you to • visit their showroom, where they have a comprehensive display of books, etc. WANTED to buy, house, 3 to 6 rooms, handy to Square, cash or good deposit. Write “62,” “Standard.” boot repairer, Cuba street, opposite Soldiers’ Club, has a leceiving depot at Birch’s Bakery, Longbum. Boot repairs brought to town daily. - ■ . C'tOLLINSON and ■ Son.—lronmonJ gery and crockery at cut prices from Tuesday. See advertisement on page 7. DENNISON’S crepe paper for parties i and dances; it makes the party more artistic.—H. L. Young, Ltd., have all shades. ; CTOLLINSON and Son.—Ah! -ha! j Our sale prices laugh at other sale prices; see the advertisement on page 7. HOME cookery book for New Zealand, 2s 6d; this issue just published (entirely new). —H. L. Young, Ltd., Broadway. /'IOLLINSON and Son—The sale VV you’ve been waiting for starts Tuesday: Hardware, crockery, fancy goods, soaps, crystal, tools, etc. WANTED to lease, small , dairy farm. Write ‘.‘61,” “Standard” Office. (PtOLLINSON and Son.—July clearV- 7 ance sale; down go the prices like a good hot dinner; everything at cut up rates. WANTED to buy for cash, light 2-3 seater American car; must be in good order. ’Phone 5271. COLLINSON and Son.—Our sale prices will make you buy; see them for yourself on Tuesday; cheaper than ever. KEYIE WINGADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES Whatever may be the nature of the estate that comes under the administration of the Public Trustee, every possible care is taken to conserve the interests of the persons oonoerned. A system of inspection has been established to ensure what is practically a continuous audit of the administration of each estate. . . Matters to which special attention is devoted are:— (1) That vigorous measures are taken to get in or obtain control of every asset and, where an asset is not to be realised, that it is made income producing at the earliest possible date. (2) That special consideration is given to the administra- , tion of business ‘ undertakings and assets of a wasting or speculative or haz- '■> ardous nature. (3) That the covenants and conditions attached to leases and mortgages are properly observed. (4) That the beneficiaries are consulted and kept closely in touch with the administration of the estate in which they are interested. For further information apply to:—• A. S. FAIRE, District Public Trustee, Palmerston North. LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE! will you be when old age overtakes you. Still just existing on an ever-decreasing salary or spending your time in the comfort and security that an A.M.P. Life Assurance Policy provides? Where will your family'be if you were taken from them to-morrow or to-day? Robbed of all their home comforts and forced to pocket their pride by seeking charity? Or will they find comfort in the fact that you have ieft them the immediate a,pd ample provision that goes with an A.M.P. Life Assurance Policy? It’s for you to decide 1 Call and we’U talk over an A.M.P. Policy—the policy that guards so well yet costs so little. H. N. B. MARSHALL. * AND A.M.P. SOCIETY, Palmerston North. C. LASHLIE, A M.P. Gociety, FeUding. C. W. ENNIS District Manager