YOUR WILL can become obsolete OVERNIGHT OY the sudden devaluing of assets, by the death of persons whom you intended to benefit, or from other causes in a rapidly-changing world, your Will can become obsolete, and fail to carry out your wishes. A Will is a document which must be prepared with the greatest of care and skill. Remember that, as circumstances change, so may your Will need revision. The Public Trustee will prepare your Will, and revise it as often as required, free of any charge, if appointed executor. Has YOUR Will been reviewed or revised recently? The PUBLIC TRUSTEE 20 8
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24536, 19 March 1943, Page 5
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