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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19551, 6 August 1925, Page 11

SHAREBROKERS. QUICK 4; SMITH* SHAREBROKERS. E. R SMITH. ) 8. W. SMITH. ) Partnen. F H LAMPEN, ) STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. P.O. Box 266. Telephone 364 Telegraphic Address: “ Quickly,” Dunedin. ; [A Casd.] JOHN A. HAG&ITT, SHAREBROKER (Member Dunedin Stock Exchange), EMPIRE BUILDINGS. ‘Phone 3640. ' JJ ARMAN REEVES* STOCK AND SHARE BROKER (Estab. 1897), STANDARD INSURANCE BUILDINGa* DUNEDIN. 2Sm gLIGO BEOS., STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. MAIN ENTRANCE: STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.

FRIENDS MUST DIE. "THE” TRUSTEES DIVE ON. You may appoint as your executor and trustee a friend in whom you have all confidence. He may die before his duties are( ended, which would necessitate the appointment of another person whom yoa inay not desire to have administering your affairs. If vour trust is a long one, th® deplorable process may require frequent repetition, with heavy expense at each! change. Then, again, you may appoint an individual who may decline to act, and renounce. But by appointing The Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited) you are certain of a Permanent Trustee. It cannot die or leave th« country; it goes on for ever, giving continuity in the management of the estate. It is the business of the company to undertake trusts, and therefore it is not likely t® renounce. Address: THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS AND .AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Corner Bond and Water streets, —Advt. Mormon missionaries who were allowed; 081 the stage of the Grand Theatre, Plymouth, to nrotest against » play, "A Mormon's Bride,” were bowled down by the audience. Residents in Lordship Lane, London, haws complained of the "vibration, noise, dust, and smell caused by the excessive motor omnibus traffic’’ of 22 services on their road. A new wire rope that does not tuiravol when it is rut is on the British mark Mi. The strand':, n-e twisted before the rope is formed, so that .hoy maintain their position even when severed. People as a rule hear hotter with the it! right than with their left ou.