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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16425, 8 May 1924, Page 4

The Best Motor Service ON THE ROAD TO-DAY! NO Shabby Cars, roughly driven; no fast travelling, regardless of passengers' comfort. THE DUCO MOTOR SERVICE have all New Cars, well kept and driven by their Owners. This is the OWNER-DRIVER SERVICE, and we are out to study your convenience. YOU GO "DUCO" TO Wairoa, Napier, Waikaremoana 8 a.m. Daily. Office: 11 Peel Street (next Common, Shelton's). 'Phone 133. J. BARCLAY, R UPTON, and D. BROOKER, Sole. Proprietors. KANE & GRIFFIN MONUMENTAL MASONS, Grey St. {'Phone 827), to rfotify the Public that the _J prices of their large and varied stock of MARBLE and GRANITE MEMORIALS HAVE BEEN REDUCED. Consult us for all classes of Concrete work, Tomb Railings, and Renovating, and all kinds of Cemetery work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. E. BALLENTINE UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, CARPENTER AND JOINER. Workshop: Kane and Griffin's Yard, Grey St. 'Phones 920, 1419. Artificial Wreaths in Stock. 468 TO GET GLASSES THAT REALLY SUIT AND FIT, GO TO T. B. CORDON CONSULTING OPTICIAN. I SUPPLY any particular lense you want, at Moderate Cost. Testimonials leading Doctors. P.O. Box 238 for Repairs. 'Phone 734. M RS. Q M CORE, TEACHER of Violin, Mandolin, Hawaiian Steel Guitar, and Ukulele. Pupils trained for Solo and Orchestral work. 354 PALMERSTON ROAD. R. C. PIESSE, F.P.A., N.Z. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Adams' Chambers (upstairs). ~) OOK-KEEPING OF EVERY DEJ SCRIPTION UNDERTAKEN. RETURNS OF LAND AND INCOME COMPILED. kIOCE.SE ST. WINIFRED'S SCHOOL 10 Fitzherbert Street. Principal: MISS K. L. WEBB, LL.A. For Prospectus and Terms, apply to Principal, at the School. Tel. 442. GISBORNE SCHOOL OF DANCING. JJISS JiLORA gHAW. Studio: Peel Street. Children's Ball-room Class commences ''APRIL 26th, 1924. Address: 20 RaWIRI STREET. By AppointSpecial ment. Under Patronage. FRANCIS MOORE (Operator). Of Portraiture in "India-proof" and "Monochrome," two beautiful processes of camera craft, is now on view. R. J. CLARK "THE SALON" Adams' Chambers. 793 J. RODDICK AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR Qjate District- Surveyor). Office: Williams and Sherratt's Buildings, 74 Lowe St., Gisborne. Messages will be attended to by Shermtt and, Harper. W. J. WHEELER. QURVEYOR, Road Engineer, Land O '"id Forest Valuator, Native Agent and Interpreter. Original surveys reproduced, standing timber measured, ploughing, fencing, bushfalling, and contour compass surveys. Office, Lysnar's Bigs., Peel St. Private phone 870. Messages can be left with Messrs. Goldsmith and Whinray, Peel Street

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 18.—People's Confidence iu Public Trustee, Sir Julius Vogel, iounder of th© Public Trust OTTice, said in the House, of Representatives fifty years ago: "Honorable members must be aware that it is very difficult to obtain Trustees for wives and children, or executors under wills with sufficient time at their disposal to do justice to , the task ; and even when after some difficulty and a. great sacrifice to friendship such trustees are obtained, no one can be sure that in the case of death or removal their place will be well supplied.'' To meet a vital need of the. people. Sir Julius,Vogel secured the establishment of the Public \ Trust Office. The remarkable expansion of the business in five decades is a. great monument to a far-seeing statesman. On the 31st December, 1923. the number of wills safely deposited with the Public Trustee approximated 38,000, and this total is increasing at the rate of over 400 a month. These figures in a country of 1,250,000 population, nfi'orcl very emphatic evidence of th<? people's confidence in their own State-gunr-ante?d Office. Lion, apply to— THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Wellington or to the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUS TEE, GLSBORNE. FOR SALE. WASTE pAPER. • ING 1509, HERALD JOBBING DEPARTMENT.