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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18587, 22 December 1934, Page 9

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PRIVATE Trustees often find their time divided between the needs of their own business and the duties of Trusteeship— to the detriment of both. Why not transfer the burden of trusteeship to shoulders better able to bear it. The Guardian Trust will take over your responsibilities in part, or entirely, and relieve you of all onerous duties connected with the administration of the Estate. Private Trustees are invited to confidentially discuss the advantages of co-opera-tive trusteeship with the Guardian Trust. Assets under Administration exceed £12,000,000. New Business lasi year over £1,250,000. Capital: £IOO,OOO, invested in N.Z. Government Securities. Additional Liability of Shareholders, £IOO,OOO.

TO PRIVATE TRUSTEES

The GUARDIAN TRUST & Executors’ Company of New Zealand Ltd. (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, iSS.t). South British Buildings, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Local Manager: T. F. MITCHELL Branches and Agoncies throughout the Dominion. Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay Directors: H. B. WILLIAMS, H. V. HOADLEY, E. J. HERRICK

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STARTING 11A.M. A fine Sports Ground Tctk©S & with plenty of Shady Trees. Lot of Beating! 57 Events Athletic Horse Cycling Dancing Chopping Wrestling All the District Champions will be Competing. REFRESHMENTS, LUNCHEON, HOT WATER, MILK AVAILABLE. * u - Train letgjes Haiti Wharf 9.35 a.m. Return Fare 2/8. Admission 1/6, Oars 1/-, Children (under 14), 6d. GRAND SPORTS DANCE IN EVENING Gentlemen 3/-. Miss Rum's Orchestra. Ladies 2/-.

A cabby of the old school, driving [. a humorous American round Edinburgh, pointed with his whip and > said, “That's John Knox'3 house." L. “John Knox?" the visitor. *4“ John Knox? Say, who was John vKnoxf" With a look of unutterable amazement, not unmixed with pity, the cabby replied, “Great Scott, man! Have ye never read youf Bible!"

A motorist was proceeding along one of the main road’s of a small 'town when the driver of a coal cart in front suddenly turned to. his right down a side street. After narrowly avoiding a collision the motorist demanded to know why the coalman didn’t put out his arm to indicate which way he was going. "Don’t talk so daft,’’ he replied, VI always go down that street."