Page 11 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19282, 20 September 1924, Page 11

AMATEUR OR SPECIALIST. WHICH MARES -TEE BEST TRUSTEE? On tho one hand you hare the amateur trustee—a person why may be totally ignorant of trustee work —engrossed in his owft business, liable to incapacitation, to leaf# the country, or to die at any moment. On the other hand, you have the trust* 5 specialist, or, to be more accurate, a body of specialists, such as the Trustees, Executors, and Agency. Company of New Zealand (Limited). Here you hare a company which concentrates on and specialises in trustee work, which neither dies, becomes incapacitated, nor is distracted by other interests, and . which is controlled by a board of directors selected for thteir integv riiy and standing in the community. It is not difficult to make tho choice. Tin* one is full of uncertainly; the other offers permanency, efficiency, and economy of, administration. Address: The Trustees Executors’ Building, Bond and Water streets corner, Dunedin. —Adrt..

PROSPEROUS OWNERS OF WHITE TRUCKS. A motor -vehicle can be judged by the! status and stability of the firm which Operates thorn. The majority of the wealthiest and most powerful operators of motor transport in the world use White Trucks exclusively. Ask us for a free copy of the Whitel Truck Roll Oall, which proves this fact! beyond all argument. In New Zealand, £h«j latest name to be added to a long list of prosperous "White” owners is that of Neiir-j man Bros.—probably the best-known mo tod Service in the dominion—who now own whcle fleet of White vehicles. Write foh interesting booklets: Newton King (Ltd), New Plymouth,—Advt. J